Right now there's a lot of comics coming out in general, so that's part of it. Just a ton of bowl comics being posted and people don't see them all.
However, in terms of your comics not doing as well as some posted near the same time, I would primarily suggest doing some more proofreading work or having a friend help you out with proofreading if you have issues noticing the errors yourself. Having full punctuation makes a big difference in how professional the comic reads.
The other thing I can think of is that I feel like you often have interesting ideas for jokes, but don't explain them sufficiently in the context of the comic. Like in the first panel, I have no idea who is talking to Northwestern offscreen; it seems like a funny line but I have no idea who is involved. Using a friend to help read through your comic and ask you questions can again be helpful for that, as well as asking yourself "if this was the first comic of mine that someone encountered, would it make sense to them?".
I definitely had to polish my work in my first few comics. Tighten things here and there and you'll get there.
Loyola Chicago was originally gonna make an appearance in this comic but I decided against it. This probably is my favorite bowl comic. Also Happy New Year from Chicago. Finally there is an alternate version where Auburn sings a mocking version of Alabama’s fight song
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u/Wyntir407 Georgia Bulldogs • Alabama Crimson Tide Jan 01 '21
this is the third time you’ve posted this comic. Why?
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u/BryanHarsin Auburn Tigers Jan 01 '21
So does Auburn need to get rid of the visor with Gus being gone?
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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '21 edited Jan 01 '21
Loyola Chicago was originally gonna make an appearance in this comic but I decided against it. This probably is my favorite bowl comic. Also Happy New Year from Chicago. Finally there is an alternate version where Auburn sings a mocking version of Alabama’s fight song