WirePop.com has webcomics, comics discussion forum, & a webstore

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WirePop is a "next generation" comic book publisher dedicated to publishing professional, high quality, creator-owned, comics, distributed through the Internet and in print.

WirePop.com is the first online publisher and subscription site of Manga and Manga-styled English webcomics. Providing its subscribers with fresh original webcomics every week, at a fraction of the cost of normal comics, with the instant access of the Internet. Eventually WirePop will expand to printed comics bringing its webcomics to the hands of every eager reader. Together WirePop, its creators, artists and writers are bringing forth a new way to create and publish comics.

WirePop was the brainchild of George Panella back in mid 2002 not long after the launch of the popular and successful Modern Tales. With his background of 9 years in professional Internet design and development it only seemed natural to him that he could do it as good if not better then anyone else. The goal was to create a subscription site for a particular reader base and give them professional, entertaining webcomics and content extras provided by a team of talented WirePop creators. "It seemed, to me, to make more sense to create a site for a certain reader base then trying to please everyone with a little bit of everything. Beyond that there seemed to be a lack of content and organization for anything aside from a weekly webcomic page on other subscription sites" This direct approach to appealing to one reader base, providing professional webcomics for that reader base and providing extra content by the creators was the launching pad for the current WirePop web site today. After spending countless man hours planning, programming, designing and marketing George set the plan in motion and on June 2, 2003, WirePop, the first manga-styled subscription site was launched.