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In early 2014 I noticed that my online fanfiction has a tendency to reboot itself in format and/or continuity at five year intervals ...
By 2014 I had refined the panel-per-screen format quite a bit into a slideshow type of format, though without actually implementing it on the website, and wanted to be working on a project incorporating all my ideas all across every cartoon in the project. Converting the whole Three Faces site to date with more than nine hundred and fifty cartoons would have been a very long-term project, when all I’ve ever learned of website coding is HTML I picked up in 1997, enhanced here and there by code I've searched for on the internet such as the slideshow code. Then I noticed the five-year pattern and realized some new version of Three Faces was due shortly already. So as of cartoon baaa - the thousandth cartoon, coming out of the 2014 annual summer hiatus - The Hero of Three Faces is building an entirely new continuity in crossovers and in the new slideshow format. ...
So here's the latest reboot/reformat of my online fanfiction. The new slideshow format brings the comic strips that much closer to being the animated cartoons that I'd be making instead if I had the time, resources, and vocal talent; animation being, after all, what triangle caricatures were created for.
The format of new Hero of Three Faces cartoons is so geared toward the newest presentation method on the home site that I’m no longer comfortable reprinting cartoon panels in strip form on my blogs. From now on, to blog new Three Faces cartoons, I will be presenting only the first panel (or a different single panel if it makes a better summary) as a link to the cartoon’s home page on the main site. Older cartoons may be blogged as strips or as panel links as whim decrees.
