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Blog ran by @vioofc || Written reviews for rubber hose media based/inspired comic blogs and tips for comic blog creators out there || pfp art by @flygutzz

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Blog ran by @vioofc, creator of @taste-of-divinity

On this blog I will be sharing written reviews of rubber hose media based and/or inspired comic blogs on Tumblr(Examples: Myth of the machine, Celebritoons, Casino cups, etc.), voicing my thoughts on what I praise the comic for and in which parts it can improve, besides giving a good amount of insight for new comers that are interested in the comic to get a grasp on the project’s history inside and outside fiction.

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Requests are: Closed :(

Asks are: open!

Reviews that are currently being worked on:

@the-ink-bros by @dregoon-t

Disclaimers:

All of the reviews and tips shared in here are made with the intention to uplift the people behind these comic blogs and share with them ways to improve on their work, while also providing other creators guidance on how to go about making their own projects and provide readers with an in depth overview and analysis on the stuff they like.

If any of the reviews shared in here come off as negative or ill intended, then I urge you to inform me(the mod + writer behind the reviews) about these concerns so I can improve upon them in the future.

All of these reviews are written and shared with the creator’s explicit consent to do so. I will not write a review on a comic without the permission of the people behind it, feedback should be wanted and permitted, not forced onto someone.

The creator behind this blog and the reviews is a minor, so there won’t be any reviews for comic blogs that include sexual topics for obvious reasons. Please don’t request comics to which you are aware that have these sorts of contents in them.

Credits:

Creator, writer and blog moderator: @vioofc

Writing assistant: @itskindafunky @astroillustrations @4nnaa--1 @patchthematt

Divider artist: @dip-n-sippy

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How to set up a link to your blog page in chronological order

A common issue that tumblr comic creators run into is that when they set up a link to read their comic, it is organized from most recent to oldest posts, instead of being in chronological order, which is very inconvenient to read. Most times, creators solve this by using a technique which I'll refer to as a post by post structure. It consist of at the bottom of every post to have text links commonly aligned as “Beginning <- last -> next” leading to past and newer posts, which it works but it can become quite tedious and it's much more convenient to scroll down, like it is done traditionally, rather than having to click a link over and over again. So how do we solve this issue?

Firstly, you'll need to have a specific tag, for example #Cool comic story, and you'll use it on EVERY post that you want to include.

Secondly, you'll go to a browser in a computer and you will type the following(the parts typed in bold are the ones in which you'll have to type in the name of your blog and the name of the tag you chose):

https://Cool-comic-name.tumblr.com/tagged/Cool20%comic20%story/chrono

Lastly, on a pinned post you can link this url into a piece of text in order for your readers to access it easily, check if the link works, make sure there aren't any posts missing and you're done!

Some last details about this is that the 20% on the url is the equivalent to a space, so you can just type out the name of your tag normally and it'll automatically modify itself, you don't have to type it yourself.

If you run into any issues or have any questions, you can let me know in the comments or my inbox!

Peace out!