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Hogge Wild
Aug 21, 2012

by FactsAreUseless
Pillbug

Tollymain posted:

rokos gonna wind up working at the bakery as a toaster

a toaster with a fleshlight

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Yvonmukluk
Oct 10, 2012

Everything is Sinister


Malpais Legate posted:

So nobody gonna mention how Cheap Thrills has returned as Rigsby, WI?

I'm excited to see what she does with it now.

I'm definitely intrigued.

A Wizard of Goatse
Dec 14, 2014

if Frank isn't still a horrifying methmouth Chinese Crested I'm out

avshalemon
Jun 28, 2018

A Wizard of Goatse posted:

if Frank isn't still a horrifying methmouth Chinese Crested I'm out
and none of the human characters must comment or acknowledge it in any way

Malpais Legate
Oct 1, 2014

gently caress I didn't even think about that. I remember her human drawings of Frank and they just. . didn't look like him. He's a hairless dog or nothing at all.

Hogge Wild
Aug 21, 2012

by FactsAreUseless
Pillbug

IronSaber
Feb 24, 2009

:roboluv: oh yes oh god yes form the head FORM THE HEAD unghhhh...:fap:
So Homestuck, or rather Problem Sleuth, got me thinking about comics that follow a CYOA format where people post suggestions on character action and whatnot. Besides from the obvious Homestuck fancomics, are there any fun webcomics that follow this kind of format?

dmboogie
Oct 4, 2013

IronSaber posted:

So Homestuck, or rather Problem Sleuth, got me thinking about comics that follow a CYOA format where people post suggestions on character action and whatnot. Besides from the obvious Homestuck fancomics, are there any fun webcomics that follow this kind of format?

awful hospital

Tollymain
Jul 9, 2010

by Jeffrey of YOSPOS
kill six billion demons to a degree

Dawgstar
Jul 15, 2017

IronSaber posted:

So Homestuck, or rather Problem Sleuth, got me thinking about comics that follow a CYOA format where people post suggestions on character action and whatnot. Besides from the obvious Homestuck fancomics, are there any fun webcomics that follow this kind of format?

Isn't there that Skyrim comic about one of the cat race?

Elysiume
Aug 13, 2009

Alone, she fights.

Dawgstar posted:

Isn't there that Skyrim comic about one of the cat race?
Prequel, but it gets pretty misery-porn-y and the author is kind of insufferable.

girl dick energy
Sep 30, 2009

You think you have the wherewithal to figure out my puzzle vagina?
Pretty insufferable nothing, he is an unwell man who actively praises GamerGate "dissuasion tactics".

Dawgstar
Jul 15, 2017

Ew. Nevermind.

SlothfulCobra
Mar 27, 2011

I don't know of any right proper Webcomic CYOAs outside of the Homestuck-sphere, but there is a grand tradition of running them on various forums, imageboards, and such, often with whole adventure game setups complete with puzzles for the audience to solve or dicerolling mechanics. They like to call them "Quests". If you're not too worried about providing future readability, there's no reason not to just merge the content with the suggestion thread. Provides more authenticity too I suppose.

There's a couple of 'em archived here in more readable format: https://mozai.com/quests/

Or if you're feeling daring, this website has a list of ones from tgchan with links to their source threads: https://tgchan.org/wiki/Category:Quests

Whitenoise Poster
Mar 26, 2010

IronSaber posted:

So Homestuck, or rather Problem Sleuth, got me thinking about comics that follow a CYOA format where people post suggestions on character action and whatnot. Besides from the obvious Homestuck fancomics, are there any fun webcomics that follow this kind of format?

It's pretty much just Awful Hospital right now as full webcomics go. Anything else in that genre is just stuff in obscure forums and like, 4chan Quest threads. I honestly havn't even seen that much in the last few years.

Oh man do any of you remember when there was like eight of them running in GBS? Uh Microbe!, dropsy the clown, Your Life Sucks 1 2 3 and 5, Red Blue Yellow are some I can name off the top of my head.

Whitenoise Poster fucked around with this message at 07:23 on Jan 8, 2019

Hogge Wild
Aug 21, 2012

by FactsAreUseless
Pillbug

Whitenoise Poster posted:

It's pretty much just Awful Hospital right now as full webcomics go. Anything else in that genre is just stuff in obscure forums and like, 4chan Quest threads. I honestly havn't even seen that much in the last few years.

Oh man do any of you remember when there was like eight of them running in GBS? Uh Microbe!, dropsy the clown, Your Life Sucks 1 2 3 and 5, Red Blue Yellow are some I can name off the top of my head.

The last people who made those were harassed by mods and stopped making them.

Dog Kisser
Mar 30, 2005

But People have fears that beasts do not. Questions, too.

Whitenoise Poster posted:

Oh man do any of you remember when there was like eight of them running in GBS? Uh Microbe!, dropsy the clown, Your Life Sucks 1 2 3 and 5, Red Blue Yellow are some I can name off the top of my head.


There's still a few of them ongoing in Traditional Games in the Game Room, though most are writing only. Outlaws of Thoon is a much beloved one with illustrations, though it was allowed to fall into archives. Fragile Gods of Somewhere is one of my own, but rather than a single character everyone directs, there's a rotating group of Gods that get to make big changes before dying out and leading to a time skip where the group does control a single person living in that world. This one's complete, at least. There's a few other really awesome CYOAs, though as mentioned most aren't illustrated.

IronSaber
Feb 24, 2009

:roboluv: oh yes oh god yes form the head FORM THE HEAD unghhhh...:fap:

Whitenoise Poster posted:

Oh man do any of you remember when there was like eight of them running in GBS? Uh Microbe!, dropsy the clown, Your Life Sucks 1 2 3 and 5, Red Blue Yellow are some I can name off the top of my head.

Microbe! He's the Best!

Hot drat I LOVED those threads. I also loved Red Yellow Blue, but never got a chance to see the sequel, A Silver something something.

Whatever happened to Thallium?

Pyroclastic
Jan 4, 2010

Wow, The Abominable Charles Christopher updated for the first time in 14 months!
Looks like Karl's had a Real Job of sorts, working on a series for Image, called Isola, and Gotham Academy for DC.

Lunatic Sledge
Jun 8, 2013

choose your own horror isekai sci-fi Souls-like urban fantasy gamer simulator adventure

or don't?

IronSaber posted:

So Homestuck, or rather Problem Sleuth, got me thinking about comics that follow a CYOA format where people post suggestions on character action and whatnot. Besides from the obvious Homestuck fancomics, are there any fun webcomics that follow this kind of format?

Blood is Mine. It's sprite based and only sort of a comic (?), though the sprites are original, not like Mega Man sprites or anything. It updates daily-ish.




also it's mine

Fruity20
Jul 28, 2018

Do you believe in magic, Tenno?
Recently reading curse of eel which looks kinda promising.

Tollymain
Jul 9, 2010

by Jeffrey of YOSPOS


emotions runnin high

Galvanik
Feb 28, 2013

What didn't he bite?

Pyroclastic
Jan 4, 2010

Galvanik posted:

What didn't he bite?

Your friendly neighborhood raven monster

Ashcans
Jan 2, 2006

Let's do the space-time warp again!

A little while ago I started reading a comic called Star Power. I don't actually recall how I heard about it, but I added it to a feed and caught up while waiting for other stuff to update, etc. It's fine, I wouldn't have bothered to share it except that it turns out that the writer is the dude from Dominic Deegan and for some reason he decided to illustrate the latest issue himself. Holy poo poo, I had forgotten all about how terrible that comic was and he has done nothing to improve. Not only is the 'style' poo poo, it's poorly implemented as well. Why would someone do that, the existing artist was pretty great. There's no way I can tolerate this ugly crap, so I guess I'm done with the comic until I remember to look at it again and hope it swaps back. Way to go guy.

Maybe the artist quit and he's covering because he doesn't want to explain how he drove them off?

Burkion
May 10, 2012

by Fluffdaddy

Ashcans posted:

A little while ago I started reading a comic called Star Power. I don't actually recall how I heard about it, but I added it to a feed and caught up while waiting for other stuff to update, etc. It's fine, I wouldn't have bothered to share it except that it turns out that the writer is the dude from Dominic Deegan and for some reason he decided to illustrate the latest issue himself. Holy poo poo, I had forgotten all about how terrible that comic was and he has done nothing to improve. Not only is the 'style' poo poo, it's poorly implemented as well. Why would someone do that, the existing artist was pretty great. There's no way I can tolerate this ugly crap, so I guess I'm done with the comic until I remember to look at it again and hope it swaps back. Way to go guy.

Maybe the artist quit and he's covering because he doesn't want to explain how he drove them off?

OH GOD

Why would you

OH GOD

It's like a sharp tumble into the late 2000s what the Christ

Numero6
Oct 10, 2012

ここは地の果て 流されて俺
今日もさすらい 涙も涸れる
ブルーゲイル
Finally the new Dominic Deegan is here! :yeshaha:

Rotten Red Rod
Mar 5, 2002

Haha that's loving hilarious, when Dominic Deegan ended I kind of rolled my eyes at the new comic. It looked like generic-as-hell 90s superhero stuff. But the fact that he decided to illustrate again is just delicious.

This seems to imply that it's just a single-issue story though, and the artist will be back for a full storyline after this? IDK: http://www.starpowercomic.com/comic/annual-holiday-break/?nav=prev

I don't care enough to actually read it though. Quickly looking through the 3 pages he drew it's obvious his writing is pretty much the same. This panel has me cracking up for some reason though, apparently she just floats around in space with that expression all the time:



Also the story is called "The Heavy Metal Showdown". Ugh, gently caress off.

Bobulus
Jan 28, 2007

I've peeked in at Star Power from time to time. For the most part, it's just generic as hell, but it definitely has that Dominic Deegan thing where the villains are incredibly unrepentant monsters for no reason.

The last villain was a celebrity who was so infatuated with his own voice that he secretly cloned himself dozens of times, and formed a cult-like education system for the clones, where anyone with an imperfect voice gets killed and the remainder are his deathly-loyal slaves.

Dawgstar
Jul 15, 2017

Honestly if you could get the same thing out of Star Power if you just go read some Green Lantern comics. At least one storyline felt ripped from its pages.

Ashcans
Jan 2, 2006

Let's do the space-time warp again!

Oh yea, the Star Power comic is really generic and not particularly inspired. Before the last arc with the celebrity clone master there was an evil outlaw dude who had his loyal, intelligent, sentient ship crushed just to try and cover his tracks and the writer explicitly said 'I was worried people seemed to think this guy might be kind of cool so I wanted him to do something irredeemable'. Off-brand Green Lantern is pretty accurate. I have a number of very mediocre comics on my feed that got there somehow and are mostly about inertia more than anything else.

The art has probably been the most competent and consistent feature of the comic, which was why deciding to swerve into his own illustration was such a bad shock and made me actually want to share it. I have to wonder if he'll lose more readers with this interlude than a hiatus, though.

Bell_
Sep 3, 2006

Tiny Baltimore
A billion light years away
A goon's posting the same thing
But he's already turned to dust
And the shitpost we read
Is a billion light-years old
A ghost just like the rest of us

Pyroclastic posted:

Wow, The Abominable Charles Christopher updated for the first time in 14 months!
Looks like Karl's had a Real Job of sorts, working on a series for Image, called Isola, and Gotham Academy for DC.
I'll check it out, but I was megahyped until I noted it was "Isola" only had one "s"?

Evrart Claire
Jan 11, 2008

Ashcans posted:

Before the last arc with the celebrity clone master there was an evil outlaw dude who had his loyal, intelligent, sentient ship crushed just to try and cover his tracks and the writer explicitly said 'I was worried people seemed to think this guy might be kind of cool so I wanted him to do something irredeemable'.

The man who wanted to write a heroic rapist is constantly very concerned that people might find a thief or outlaw character cool.

TheHan
Oct 29, 2011

Grind, you poor fool!
Grind straight for the stars!

Bobulus posted:

The last villain was a celebrity who was so infatuated with his own voice that he secretly cloned himself dozens of times, and formed a cult-like education system for the clones, where anyone with an imperfect voice gets killed and the remainder are his deathly-loyal slaves.

Ok this one actually sounds like it'd be hilarious, Isn't that the premise of a Gravity Falls episode?

PoptartsNinja
May 9, 2008

He is still almost definitely not a spy


Soiled Meat

Dawgstar posted:

Honestly if you could get the same thing out of Star Power if you just go read some Green Lantern comics. At least one storyline felt ripped from its pages.

Mookie is as obsessed with (1990s) Green Lantern as he is with dead girls. There's a correlation there, I think.

Dawgstar
Jul 15, 2017

PoptartsNinja posted:

Mookie is as obsessed with (1990s) Green Lantern as he is with dead girls. There's a correlation there, I think.

There's a specific GL story I'm thinking of, where Kyle goes to help with a civil war and finds out that both sides are doing monstrous things and he's shaken and drama and I swear the same thing happens to 'Star Power.'

darthbob88
Oct 13, 2011

YOSPOS

TheHan posted:

Ok this one actually sounds like it'd be hilarious, Isn't that the premise of a Gravity Falls episode?
Kinda. Scientist comes up with the DNA for The Perfect Boy, clones a few for The Perfect Boy Band, and treats them like animals backstage.

Synthbuttrange
May 6, 2007

TheHan posted:

Ok this one actually sounds like it'd be hilarious, Isn't that the premise of a Gravity Falls episode?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjIeBTaykPE
and an entire faction in Endless Space.

girl dick energy
Sep 30, 2009

You think you have the wherewithal to figure out my puzzle vagina?
Oh my God, he still doesn't even use a ruler for panel borders.

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Mors Rattus
Oct 25, 2007

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