Oh phooy on that list, you're still up top on my list of comics.

Aww cheers man. Forgive me, I was having a "moaning limey" moment :D

I'm flattered :) But then I personally don't understand the way that 'The Webcomic List' works because it is not as if 'Transmission' is even that popular; it may say #410 in the rankings just now but it only seems to average 100 viewers a month. Your comic actually gets more views per month than mine does, if that site's stats list is anything to go by. The rankings don't make a lick of sense to me; mine has 0 members listing it as a fave and yours has 12; yours should really be higher up.

Transmission has been going for nearly six months now, that said I've not been updating it so frequently recently (I've kind of lost interest in it just now owing to other projects) and kind of don't know if it is even a worthwhile project or not. I do want to keep it going though, regardless of whether I update it frequently or sporadically; so long as there's an audience. The fact I do the pages in full colour obviously takes time and I sometimes question if that is even necessary.

I think you're more cut out for webcomics than me anyway You are more prolific and the style works very well in black and white! Someday I'd like to have a book released of my comic strips, but considering what sort of comic I have (full colour) I think yours is much better suited to that than me. Keep at it ;)

Cheers for the kind words man, I was just having one of those crisis of my worth moments. In truth I don't even know why it bummed me out as much as it did (it overrode my lethargy and actually made me post something) but it's good to hear words of praise I guess.

I dunno, I guess it's one of those things...like every band thinks they'll be big. I gotta check my ego in and give it a good kicking. That said, it is somewhat gaulling that comics like Jay Naylor's are as big as they are when cartoons like ours, and a couple of others I could name, are in comparison small.

Last thing is that you should totally keep up with the comic, even if the update schedule suffers - it's a funny and well drawn strip :D

I suppose the likes of Jay Naylor have connections. Eric Schwartz's comic Sabrina Online gets LOADs of praise but it has been going for ages and I like that comic. Same goes with The Carspecken's Faux Pas. But I don't get why so many fawn over the likes of Fur-Piled get so much praise either. Why doesn't Transmission or Woods For The Trees get the same notice even if the quality is there? It's ridiculous how selective the audience can be...

Some comics are able to take off and make it big. Others just don't seem to get the same notice. It pisses me off! This may well make a good subject for a journal

Aye man, Faux Pas is one of my faves although (hipster moment coming) it wasn't as big when I started reading it. And as big as it is, I love how low key it is...like everyone reads it and yet no one raves or hates or any of that nonsense. Sabrina Online is one of the strips I kind of fell out of love with - It's still great but I dunno...it just doesn't tickle me the way it used to.

If you ever want to get proper bummed out, go to The Belfry and look at their top-10 most subscribed comics. Freefall and Faux Pas are the only two there I like (VG Cats too...but describing that as "furry" is retarded) and of the others on JACK and Sab Online have any redeming qualities (even if JACK went up it's own arse about 2007 and now lives up there)

Hell, there's TWO of Naylor's strips in the top 10!!! What do people see in that cardboard cut out, lowest common denominator, right-wing, teenage sexuality driven drivvel? It's like Dawson's Creek with furries...oh wait; that explains it.

I don't know why you bother either, but i'm glad you do :)

Haha, cheers RJ :D