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State your name for the record
·  Alias(es):  jhorsley3
·  Creator(s) of the Webcomic y3cl-ish
·  Date of birth of your Webcomic: January 1, 2016
·  By night you are webcomic creators, by day you are: A guy who makes fun of everything.
·  Where are you from: Seattle Washington
How would you describe your webcomic? Y3cl-ish is a parody comic of y2cl's current storyline "y3cl". Y3cl is being completed by the fantastic Jon Anderson based on a story plot by y2cl creator jhorsley3 (me) and Jon with art and final text by Jon Anderson. Y3cl-ish is jhorsley3 (me again) taking the art Jon provides and creating an entirely different side story that has nothing to do with the main story. Mostly just to confuse fans.
 
So every Monday y2cl and y3lc-ish update with the SAME PAGE, only with different text and a different story.
Why is your webcomic better than all the others out there? Simple, it's like two web-comics in one! Twice the story!
Why are webcomics your passion? It's a creator thing, you have to create and let out this inner demon of else bad things will happen.
Where do you get your inspiration from? From conversations I have in my everyday life, usually on the internet. It has ruined me.
If you could get rid of one country in the world, which would it be and why? Notrealcountryastan, I hate that place.
What's your main source of traffic (e.g. Twitter, Facebook, Reddit,…): Instagram and Facebook mostly. I'm scared of Reddit.
God grants you one question during your life which question would you ask him? Why can't I have two more arms so I can get more stuff done each day? Hmm?
What would you like to achieve with your webcomics? To publish them in a book a chronicled for the rest of history.
How much time does it take you to create one webcomic? A few hours. Depends on the jokes really. Since Jon does all the art, I just have to write words.
Yoda walks in the door right now with a blunderbuss? What does he say and why is he here? He's probably wondering what the hell a blunderbuss is and wants a drink. Time travel is hard. I hope he brought a towel.
What's your biggest frustration as a webcomic artist?   Time, it's always time. Finding the time to work on the comics.
Why haven't you liked any of our facebook posts so far? Cause I don't give in to the demands of terrorists.
How can we help you to reach your goals?  Convince me to publish more books and get the world to buy them.
Which webcomic artist should we interview next and why? Which question would you like to ask them? I dunno, I don't read webcomics. They are silly.
What do you expect from Best WebComics? One click to my website, and one new loyal fan that I can exploit. Or mutual beneficial something or another.