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Unfed Artist - 254 - Quick Learner

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Panel One - Hands holding open a book. The page’s content reads:

Trying To Land A Plane
It comes down to you curled up in your passenger seat praying for a “soft” landing or taking your luck after reading these pages. You’re probably going to die, but at least this way you can aim away from the rest of us on the ground.
 1  If the plane has only one set of controls, push, pull, carry, or drag the pilot out of the pilot’s seat.
They probably won’t mind.
 2  Take “your” place at the controls.
 3  Put on the radio headset (if there is one).
Use the radio to call for help-there will be a control button on the yoke (the plane’s steering wheel) or a CB-like microphone on the instrument panel. Depress the button to talk, release it to listen. Say (avoid screaming) “Mayday! Mayday!” and give your situation, destination, and plane call numbers. Try to avoid screaming, there’s plenty of time for that later.
 4  If you get no response, try again on the emergency channel - tune the radio to 121.5.
Hopefully someone can help you, because the alternative is this book.

Panel Two - Ian is flying and reading the book. The passenger next to him is looking at the book. A passenger at the window is focused on a tablet in her hands.

Passenger: uhhh…interesting book you got there.

Panel Three - Same scene.

Ian: I think I’m going to wait until after we land before I agree.
 

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There's a strange understanding on planes that your personal space doesn't exist. Everyone reads what you read - and it's a little annoying. So it's about time we capitalize on the situation.

This comic is inspired by The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook, which is one of my favorite books to keep around. My version is a parody, so don't take anything you see in the comic seriously (if you ever do).

The Next Panel – Group 6

Posted on August 7, 2024 by Ian C
A hand draws on sheets of paper laying on a desk with a coffee cup just within reach

Webcomic Creator Accountability Club

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My webcomic creator accountability club, The Next Panel, is starting group 6 on September 2nd through November 25th, and applications are open for anyone eligible and interested. It’s free to participate, but I’m strict about the requirements to join and participate. The main emphasis is on improvement, so if there’s something you want to focus on getting better at/learning more/doing more/achieving on time; this might be a good group for you!

https://sites.google.com/unfedartist.com/thenextpanel-aclub/home

Applications are open until: 8/18/2024 6pm CDT

More info follows if you don’t want to click away yet…otherwise the info below repeats what’s on the site.

Groups are small (about 4-6 people); so if this sounds like something you’d like to do, please apply soon! I’ll do my best to answer questions on Reddit if you have them; but I appreciate your patience if I’m delayed in responding. Here’s the link to the Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/comics/comments/1emo5jr/webcomic_creator_accountability_club/

WHAT to EXPECT

  • Identify your goals and receive constructive feedback to help you achieve them.
  • Collaborate with like-minded creators, holding each other accountable for progress.
  • Weekly live sessions to discuss successes, challenges, and exchange valuable insights.
  • Stay connected through our Discord channels, where you update others on your progress.
  • Completing Group #6 grants you alumni access to our discord, priority placement in future groups, and a small, exclusive network of like-minded comic creators genuinely eager to help each other improve and succeed.

REQUIREMENTS to JOIN

  • Your webcomic must be Safe for Work (SFW) with content appropriate for all ages. (No Exceptions)
  • Participants should have an existing webcomic that has been regularly updated for at least six months, with a minimum of one update per month. (I’m more flexible for this; explain your situation in the application)
  • Provide a public link to confirm that your current work meets the above criteria. (No exceptions – your site is part of the application)

CLUB COMMITMENTS

  • Try to spend at least 5-10 minutes every day on your improvement goal during the duration of the Group (84 dailies total).
  • Attend club meetings regularly and actively participate in discussions.
  • Share updates at least 3 times a week, asynchronously on a personal, measurable goal, keeping the group informed of your progress via Discord.