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SynthOrange posted:poo poo and sleep at your desk. Forget showers. Never stop working on comics. This isn't Wushu! But yeah, people who whine about not getting their free entertainment are awful. GENUINE CAT HERDER posted:It makes me want to see a City Face noir detective comic for some reason...
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Quinton posted:Sadly there are some who complain about this non-jokingly. Kinda unbelievable really. The best part is since this comic is on a 3 month buffer they are bitching about Tom taking two weeks off for Christmas.
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Oachkatzlschwoaf posted:Culminating in a comic by Boxbot. Boxbot's comic would be genuinely hilarious with lineart worthy of the greatest masters; but in-universe everybody would find it terrible.
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Mar 19, 2013 13:09
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I'm not even sure this represents an actual break by Tom, past, present, or future. Just because he builds a little pause-and-reflect time in between books doesn't necessarily mean he's actually taking advantage of it to NOT be a comic-producing machine.
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Quinton posted:Sadly there are some who complain about this non-jokingly. Kinda unbelievable really. I saw this on Twitter last night and it made me so mad. I do online projects all the time and have been since the nineties. I love doing the 365-day kind and I'm on my third one now. I mostly do it for family and friends to read along with but I do end up with a small audience of people I don't know and people who stumble across the projects from time to time due to Google searches. I only do it for fun; there's never ads or sponsorship or anything involved. Non-professional, all casual. And yet from time to time I get someone who (usually anonymously) complains because I don't always update at the same time every day or that I'm not being funny enough or taking it seriously enough. I just ignore it because I'm not getting paid so I don't have to impress anyone but for someone like Tom who is so precise with schedule and giving readers tons of information about what's going on with him and the comic it must be galling. Kris Straub is another one who's made me think twice about what I'm doing with my creative content. His troubles maintaining control of Candle Cove made me decide to discontinue a serial novel I was posting online. Not that I think it's any great shakes or that it's worth stealing but I guess if I want my content to remain my content I have to be more careful about how I make it available.
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Lanky Coconut Tree posted:The best part is since this comic is on a 3 month buffer they are bitching about Tom taking two weeks off for Christmas. Correct me if I'm wrong, I may have misunderstood, but is this person criticising Tom for the two-week break that we're having now? In which someone who is clearly Tom has drawn nearly double the number of comics he usually does, just in a somewhat lower-effort style? Wut?
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thespaceinvader posted:Correct me if I'm wrong, I may have misunderstood, but is this person criticising Tom for the two-week break that we're having now? Behold internet comments they are terrible and dumb. e: Also I wonder if we will get a Jones comic.
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I'm just trying to work out how many of these we'll get - if next week is something different, that's cool, but if not, I kind o run out of major characters and start wondering whether we'll get some minor characters' input. Annie, Kat, Parley, Mighty Eyebrows Boy!, Mort, Robot, Shadow, Red maybe (a Red comic would be awesomesauce) etc etc. Should be a good fortnight.
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Tea-san posted:Nah, there will be 10 guest strips drawn by the characters! These will indeed be going for the next two weeks. I agree with whoever said Janet and Winsbury need to have comics, they are master storytellers.
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Mar 19, 2013 22:17
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Watch Week 1 be 5 incredibly simplistic comics, and then Week 2 be a bunch of single-page epics from Jones, Coyote, Janet, Winsbury, and Zimmy (+Gamma)
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A Jones comic would be interesting, I always assumed with no imagination she also has no creativity. Maybe she would draw something she actually saw happen? City Face the Pigeon is Fed by Paz Cadena-Blanco and then Visited by Katerina Donlan, a short comic by Jones.
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Oachkatzlschwoaf posted:Culminating in a comic by Boxbot. Boxbot will draw something amazing that's still considered terrible. The first comic in 2 weeks is going to be in media res with Kat saying "...I still can't believe Boxbot tried to get his drawing into that school paper contest".
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Idunn posted:A Jones comic would be interesting, I always assumed with no imagination she also has no creativity. Maybe she would draw something she actually saw happen? City Face the Pigeon is Fed by Paz Cadena-Blanco and then Visited by Katerina Donlan, a short comic by Jones. This, but not even drawn. It will be a documentary series of photographs of pigeons.
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Idunn posted:A Jones comic would be interesting, I always assumed with no imagination she also has no creativity. Maybe she would draw something she actually saw happen? City Face the Pigeon is Fed by Paz Cadena-Blanco and then Visited by Katerina Donlan, a short comic by Jones. The 3,654th Time a Bird Mussed My Hair, by Jones.
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Idunn posted:A Jones comic would be interesting, I always assumed with no imagination she also has no creativity. Maybe she would draw something she actually saw happen? City Face the Pigeon is Fed by Paz Cadena-Blanco and then Visited by Katerina Donlan, a short comic by Jones.
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Idunn posted:A Jones comic would be interesting, I always assumed with no imagination she also has no creativity. Maybe she would draw something she actually saw happen? City Face the Pigeon is Fed by Paz Cadena-Blanco and then Visited by Katerina Donlan, a short comic by Jones. And it would be drawn in a minimalist style consisting of solely lines, rectangles, and circles to boot.
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Idunn posted:A Jones comic would be interesting, I always assumed with no imagination she also has no creativity. Maybe she would draw something she actually saw happen? City Face the Pigeon is Fed by Paz Cadena-Blanco and then Visited by Katerina Donlan, a short comic by Jones. A Jones "comic" would be a scientifically accurate illustration of pigeons. http://scientificillustration.tumblr.com/tagged/pigeon
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Mar 20, 2013 01:47
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Oh hey look it's Boxbot.
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Well that is just the worst video I have ever seen. Truly, it is Boxbot.
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Mar 20, 2013 05:09
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Oh god, that's the Assistant I used to have on my Office.
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Looks more like Robox to me. 
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Mar 20, 2013 05:53
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If I didn't see the related videos I would have assumed Bonzi Buddy.
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And Renard puts the girls to shame. Art-wise, at least; punchline could use some work. (Text below the comic is also hilarious. Oh Renard.) I remember those from the computers at my school. I used the logo one because I liked it being a weird floating puzzle thing.
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PIGEONS ARE THE NINETY-NINE PERCENT Cute that Rey wanted it to be a surprise.
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Reynard's reminds me of a really old political cartoon from around the turn of the century. I wonder if we'll get a note about why everyone is doing fun City Face jokes/drawings. Like are they having a contest, just goofing around? Regardless, its always fun to get a little bit of insight into everyone's sense of humor.
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GC's holiday filler is a million times better than most webcomics at their best.
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Renard's a pretty good artist for a guy with no thumbs.
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Are the cityface comics and other filler art included in any of the printed books? If not, a set of convention-only mini comics of them would probably sell like hot cakes.
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The Sin of Onan posted:Renard's a pretty good artist for a guy with no thumbs. And a fist full of lockpicks to boot.
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The Sin of Onan posted:Renard's a pretty good artist for a guy with no thumbs. He can make thumbs appear when appropriate. Fatkraken posted:Are the cityface comics and other filler art included in any of the printed books? If not, a set of convention-only mini comics of them would probably sell like hot cakes. The first City Face comic is included in volume 2 and the second City Face comic is included in volume 3.
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Zore posted:Reynard's reminds me of a really old political cartoon from around the turn of the century. Maybe they're all really into the new City Face movie.
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WrightOfWay posted:Maybe they're all really into the new City Face movie.
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http://www.gunnerkrigg.com/?p=1171 There's yer lines and boxes. 
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Robot's pigeon is the best pigeon and it would make for an amazing pigeon avatar. Shadow's pigeon has character.
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Onean posted:http://www.gunnerkrigg.com/?p=1171  Robot's pigeon is adorable.
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toxic8aker posted:
  Seeds taste better with friends. 
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Zore posted:Reynard's reminds me of a really old political cartoon from around the turn of the century. Yeah, like something from Punch. Between his refined humor and his tea parties, it seems Reynardine is a thoughtful gentleman.
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DNA Cowboys posted:Between his refined humor and his tea parties, it seems Reynardine is a thoughtful gentleman. Hmm. This is actually something that makes me think on occasion, Reynardine's shift from being willing to kill Annie for his freedom to her defender and confidant. His incarnation post possession attempt is wonderful (see avatar!) and I strongly suspect that there is a storyline focused on his thought processes regarding his realignment at some point in the future. Its another one of those mysteries that I'm waiting to see solved. Maybe it just bothers me on some level that his willingness to shift so radically comes from his attachment to Surma, but on the other hand I myself have been willing to take a side just based on a friendship in several real life situations so perhaps its not that strange after all.
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I think it had to do with Renard being a bit crazy and desperate from being imprisoned. Also the theory that he was aiming for the doll in the first place. Renard back before he had the body swap power was said to be fond of humans and friends with them even before falling in love with Surma, but the Court saw him as a threat because Coyote wanted to make him as powerful as himself.
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This would be great if it had a transparent background instead, and flipped back its original way. Would make for a rad avatar.
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