07.28.2021 “Examination Day” gets more than 3300 views 4 days after my last look at the statistics, “Examination Day” has also completed another 100 hits on myComics.de and now counts 3302.
07.03.2021 • A glance at the calls Even if the calls for my posts on myComics.de increase only slowly, nevertheless everyone has completed another hundred views since April. I want to mention here only part 1 of the “Mission”, which … Read More
07.20.2021 Ladies, Getlemen, Mates … here at last is my long overdue sign of life. I have to admit, to my shame, that I have a lack of inspiration to write in the last few months, even for simple blog … Read More
04/24/2021 Step by step approaching the finish line. For the last few weeks, I’ve been mostly busy cleaning up hard drives (which I’ve been putting off for a long time) and setting up another computer. Today I could finally once … Read More
04/17/2021 “Mission Barbary Coast” Part 1 reaches 2800 views Even if it takes a little longer at the moment, because of lack of activity on my part. There is again a ” straight” hundred with the hits. Exactly 2800 times … Read More
03/20/2021 “Examination Day” now at 31 hundred Views Now the most senior post on myComics.de , “Die Prüfung/Examination Day”, has reached another hundred views. It now comes to a respectable 3100 views through this portal, even though it’s available here … Read More
03/19/2021 Straight 1700 calls for part 4 of the “Berber”. Today part 4 of “Die Geiseln der Berber / Mission Barbary Coast” completed a hundred – for the 17th time. 🙂
03/14/2021 A ” museal piece ” for the sketchbook Unfortunately I was again not able to work much on my NauticalFiction site this week. 🙁 But I have recently been digging in the archives. There I found my first, presentable … Read More
03/10/2021 “Corsairs ahead” obtained exactly 2200 views The second adventure of Quincey Howard got exactly 2200 hits today on myComics.de. You can also read it here on NauticlFiction.net as a PDF.
03/07/2021New picture added to the gallery “Maritime Art…” Today we finally got the promised new addition to the Quincey Howard maritime art. After a few final touches, the color version of “The Falcon caught in a Storm” is now ready … Read More