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everyone shut up, the important thing is we get the mods who keep banning avshalom defrocked or whatever the term is e: also i guess read a webcomic or whatever, gently caress
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fun hater posted:everyone shut up, the important thing is we get the mods who keep banning avshalom defrocked or whatever the term is hell yeah fun hater posted:e: also i guess read a webcomic or whatever, gently caress no. gently caress no.
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fun hater posted:e: also i guess read a webcomic or whatever, gently caress But both Dominic Deegan and Strong Female Protagonist ended, what am I supposed to read? Ctrl Alt Delete? Megatokyo? Sluggy Freelance?
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So Monster Pulse is currently performing No Children by The Mountain Goats as an anime OP in graphic form, have I properly understood the situation with those two amazing idiots edit: also let it be remembered forever that I am a huge idiot and only just realized the central metaphor of MP is 'children with chronic illness' Joe Slowboat fucked around with this message at 21:42 on Nov 8, 2018 |
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Rotten Red Rod posted:But both Dominic Deegan and Strong Female Protagonist ended, what am I supposed to read? Ctrl Alt Delete? Megatokyo? Sluggy Freelance? SFP hasn't ended yet Well in a literal sense
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Burkion posted:SFP hasn't ended yet I know, but I really wouldn't bet on them finishing it.
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read my webcomic you shitheads. mommas gotta eat
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Joe Slowboat posted:So Monster Pulse is currently performing No Children by The Mountain Goats as an anime OP in graphic form, have I properly understood the situation with those two amazing idiots It’s currently playing out an amazing tug of war between a women going “Wow, on second thought this whole thing seems like kind of a bad idea” and a man countering with “NO! This is a GREAT idea, take it from me, a man literally dying thanks to my own hubris and stupidity.” Also, from the start Monster Pulse has been Digimon Tamers, only the Digimon are body parts and mental issues.
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Nov 8, 2018 22:38
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So yeah, Impalpable Godmass is a ridiculous thing to say. I just had to draw that moment. I miss my old scanner.
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If you're not subscribed to John Allison's email newsletter, which has begun updating fairly regularly since his decision to stop using Facebook, you're missing out.quote:I was reminded yesterday evening that I have not had to commute to work for more than 15 years. Morning commuting from Mills Hill, the tiny railway platform near my then-home in Chadderton, was fraught with annoyance. Mills Hill was the second-to-last stop for the Calderdale line from Leeds, and the train around eight o'clock would stop, heaving with Calder Valley commuters. Perhaps twenty people on the waiting platform could force themselves on, the rest would have to wait for the next train from Rochdale, which always guaranteed a seat. (There have also been +++ DESMOND FISHMAN UPDATE +++s at the bottom of each email. One recent one consisted of this one-day-only pivot to video.)
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VERY CONVINCING, VELAS but maybe open your eyes up even wider, show him all the sincerity you got up in them (Vattu updated)
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Nov 13, 2018 13:53
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I'm jonesin' pretty bad, man..... ... for ART
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I can't stop picturing unweight as basically huffing helium so his whole arc is amazing
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I love the detail that every time we see his paintings they're completely devoid of blue.
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Those not subscribed to John Allison's newsletter continue to be missing out.quote:I'd write more but I have to go and reply to people who aren't sure, when you write a tweet that says you hid a cooked sausage in your house a week ago and now can't find it, if you were telling the truth. Perhaps I will subcontract this work to the same people I used when I wrote a tweet saying my son (Proteus, 6) was stuck up the chimney and wouldn't stop playing his flute.
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Nov 15, 2018 02:02
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poo poo got real in sword interval. That panel with all the hands is grotesque. In a cool way though
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thrilla in vanilla posted:poo poo got real in sword interval. That panel with all the hands is grotesque. In a cool way though I like Sword Interval but I LOVED Derelict. I hope Benjamin comes back to finish it. The fact he let the domain expire doesn't instill me with hope that he does though 
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Remember 2007 when Something Awful's webcomic threads were a big deal in the webcomics world? What a weird time.
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Rotten Red Rod posted:I like Sword Interval but I LOVED Derelict. I hope Benjamin comes back to finish it. The fact he let the domain expire doesn't instill me with hope that he does though What gets me is that he abandoned it just when the actual plot started to happen and something approaching a main cast finally began to assemble. Like, okay, 200 pages of set up and world building, good, now plot is happening aaaaaand it’s gone.
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nine-gear crow posted:What gets me is that he abandoned it just when the actual plot started to happen and something approaching a main cast finally began to assemble. Like, okay, 200 pages of set up and world building, good, now plot is happening aaaaaand it’s gone. Yeah. I can understand why - when you're making 2 webcomics and you're only getting paid for one, you concentrate on the one making you money, lest you burn out. I just wish it was the other one It seems like Sword Interval MAY be coming to its climax, so I hope he shifts back to Derelict after that. Maybe he could get it on Webtoons too?
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FactsAreUseless posted:Remember 2007 when Something Awful's webcomic threads were a big deal in the webcomics world? What a weird time. thank god thats over
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i vaguely suspect that theres a bit of a personal bias on fleuters part because the sword interval is very obviously a reworking of elements he loved from his first webcomic that he wrote into a corner but i dont have any problem w it, i like the sword interval just fine i should reread derelict sometime to see if i see anything interesting
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Tollymain posted:thank god thats over 
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i mean to read spfc someday but everything ive seen has told me it would mostly just reinforce my brain bullshit rn and im kind of holding on to sanity by a thread sfp-c
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Nov 15, 2018 18:26
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there's probably something wrong with me, because even all these years and creator drama later i still regularly run in to situations that make me think of a pfsc comic. i wouldn't say it's uniquely brilliant or anything but it's sure stuck with me just as much, if not more then, some of what i'd consider my biggest media influences
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Nov 15, 2018 18:57
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Pfsc is one of the most beautiful webcomics ever made, and my two physical copies of the pfsc books are some of my favorite things that I own. One of them has a dead wasp in it.
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Nov 15, 2018 18:59
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jalapeno_dude posted:Those not subscribed to John Allison's newsletter continue to be missing out. Well I would if you'd tell me where I do that. 
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pfsc was too precious and I'm sad it was taken down now that I can appreciate it's dark humor more      "it's like prayer, except you can hear us." "it's like riding a bike that you hate."
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AriadneThread posted:there's probably something wrong with me, because even all these years and creator drama later i still regularly run in to situations that make me think of a pfsc comic. i wouldn't say it's uniquely brilliant or anything but it's sure stuck with me just as much, if not more then, some of what i'd consider my biggest media influences It's really good at expressing the subjective experience of being severely depressed in a way that few things, especially comics, are good at expressing anything, but yeah if you're too close to that it's probably not... healthy to give that kind of thinking articulate outside reinforcement. Also it's wild that all the kickstarter backers who presumably had actually read and liked the comic were so shocked and betrayed that the author was actually a genuine crazy person unequipped to singlehandedly manage a business empire. A Wizard of Goatse fucked around with this message at 19:36 on Nov 15, 2018 |
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Yvonmukluk posted:Well I would if you'd tell me where I do that. Took me <5 seconds to find the link from the Scary Go Round homepage, but if you absolutely insist...https://tinyletter.com/scarygoround
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Samuringa posted:pfsc was too precious and I'm sad it was taken down now that I can appreciate it's dark humor more There are archives out there, though I'm afraid nobody made a backup of Campbell's followup series "Michael Keaton"   (I've got a framed print of this one) PFSC also had one of my favorite Kate Beaton guest strips: 
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the one strip where a person sees peter pan outside and he says "flying is easy, you just have to think positive thoughts" and the person quietly shuts the window, draws the blinds and goes to bed
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JethroMcB posted:There are archives out there, though I'm afraid nobody made a backup of Campbell's followup series "Michael Keaton" really? one of the last things i got out of the kickstarter was a (mostly complete) site archive that included the michael keaton comics i still have the 'brief history of art' comic shirt from the topataco store. i still wear it from time to time. it's held up fantastically well Oxxidation posted:the one strip where a person sees peter pan outside and he says "flying is easy, you just have to think positive thoughts" and the person quietly shuts the window, draws the blinds and goes to bed  the use of silent beat panels in the comics is great
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JethroMcB posted:There are archives out there, though I'm afraid nobody made a backup of Campbell's followup series "Michael Keaton" i... may have a couple of the michael keaton images saved.  
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JethroMcB posted:There are archives out there, though I'm afraid nobody made a backup of Campbell's followup series "Michael Keaton" I got the entire thing downloaded and some backups but it still is sad that it's not online anymore. A lot was lost due to missing the mouse-over comments.
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Nov 15, 2018 22:03
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Most of his stuff is in the kickstarter archive, including all of pfsc and michael keaton and the dmt comics. Some of the weird videos he did aren't in it though, I dunno if they still exist anywhere.
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AriadneThread posted:really? one of the last things i got out of the kickstarter was a (mostly complete) site archive that included the michael keaton comics Oh, I had no idea. I really enjoyed that whole series...love the comic where Michael Keaton gets to LA and immediately meets Michael Douglas.
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jalapeno_dude posted:Took me <5 seconds to find the link from the Scary Go Round homepage, but if you absolutely insist...https://tinyletter.com/scarygoround Thank you for accommodating my laziness/blindness.
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It was a good comic but it was to relentlessly negative for me to enjoy or even like reading.
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It's excellent, and, in a pinch, reading it can be used as a substitute for having a friend with major depression.
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