One of the frustrating things about doing a webcomic is that sometimes I don’t have time to get a page exactly the way I want it. Other commitments or time restraints keep a page from becoming 100% what I want it to be. So when I converted the first Charlie Croc webcomic into the new Kindle edition, I was able to make things look like I always intended them to.
For example, on page 18 Croc and Will were surrounded by the entire Frog mob. The top half of the page had a ton of frogs that took a long time to draw, so much so that I had run out of time to draw everyone in the bottom three panels. So I improvised with a few frogs in the foreground and an abstract background.
And that was less than ideal. But I had other freelance work to do, so this was what it had to be.
Until now.
In this new version, I was finally able to add in the crowd that I always knew was there. I also moved the frogs in foreground further to the edges, out of the way of the main action. Much better, if I do say so myself.
So if you want to read the newly remastered edition of Charlie Croc: Private Eye, you can at this link.
for the Kindle! It’s the first half of the “Case of the Cracked Turtle” and part two should be available in May. This is the same story you’ll find on the website here, but with a few minor edits here and there. So if you or any of your friends prefer to read comics on the Kindle (or any of the convenient Kindle apps for iPad or Android devices) now you have no excuse not to catch up on the adventures of the toughest P.I. in the swamp. 
