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Oh, and I'm in the market for a webcomic to read. Preferably something with a bigass archive, p good art, and a solid story. Long term favorites of mine are Unsounded, Girl Genius, Kill Six Billion Demons (obviously), and every one of John Allison's various jams. Would love recommendations from all and sundry.
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Uh, Paranatural, duh
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Cup Runneth Over posted:Uh, Paranatural, duh Binged 2-3 weeks ago after clicking a link from someone's av on SA and loved it. Sadly, I'm all caught up. 100% desirous of Starchman Stars. e: it was neogeo0823, thank you neogeo0823 for adding that joy to my life. habeasdorkus fucked around with this message at 05:05 on Apr 6, 2019 |
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Uh, Gunnerkrigg Court, Cucumber Quest, and O Human Star are three I enjoy a lot that sorta fit the bill.
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Apr 6, 2019 05:14
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fun hater posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-7B9zHem1I i figured it was just made up lyrics lmao
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Tuxedo Ted posted:Uh, Gunnerkrigg Court, Cucumber Quest, and O Human Star are three I enjoy a lot that sorta fit the bill. I like Gunnerkrigg, so I'll def try out the other two. Thanks!
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Apr 6, 2019 05:15
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if you haven't read rice boy read rice boy
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habeasdorkus posted:Oh, and I'm in the market for a webcomic to read. Preferably something with a bigass archive, p good art, and a solid story. Long term favorites of mine are Unsounded, Girl Genius, Kill Six Billion Demons (obviously), and every one of John Allison's various jams. Would love recommendations from all and sundry. Monster Pulse (which is done by Tom Siddell's wife, Magnolia Porter, fyi). Kiwi Blitz. Thistil Mistil Kistil. Speaking of Monster Pulse, thank loving Chirst Edward's back to help Julie get over her bullshit in time to go kill god or whatever Lulenski turned into.
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tinaun posted:if you haven't read rice boy read rice boy Oh yeah, do that too
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i've been reading through Kill Witch Kill and i have no idea whats happening but it's a wild ride.
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tinaun posted:if you haven't read rice boy read rice boy  also It Hurts!! is my favorite webcomic so i will never give up a chance to recommend it. it's complete, has a satisfying ending, and is very emotionally taxing you could even say it hurts (it starts out kinda rough, especially artwise, but by the end of the first chapter you'll know for sure if it's for you or not)
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habeasdorkus posted:Oh, and I'm in the market for a webcomic to read. Preferably something with a bigass archive, p good art, and a solid story. Long term favorites of mine are Unsounded, Girl Genius, Kill Six Billion Demons (obviously), and every one of John Allison's various jams. Would love recommendations from all and sundry. Give a try to Widdershins, Snow by Night, Marblegate, Everblue and Badnix; to give names that haven't been suggested already.
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habeasdorkus posted:Oh, and I'm in the market for a webcomic to read. Preferably something with a bigass archive, p good art, and a solid story. Long term favorites of mine are Unsounded, Girl Genius, Kill Six Billion Demons (obviously), and every one of John Allison's various jams. Would love recommendations from all and sundry. Astral Aves and Blasphemous Saga Fantasy might fit the bill.
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Try Supermassive Black Hole A*.
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never satisfied is kicking rear end, demon street is a gorgeous comic that i need to reread to see how the pacing works a ghost story is good and the author posts here Tollymain fucked around with this message at 20:53 on Apr 6, 2019 |
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Apr 6, 2019 20:48
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im gonna catch up on witchy and report back, it kept feeling like it was taking just a bit long to get to revealing anything about what the future holds for the mc other than being a fugitive
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habeasdorkus posted:Oh, and I'm in the market for a webcomic to read. Preferably something with a bigass archive, p good art, and a solid story. Long term favorites of mine are Unsounded, Girl Genius, Kill Six Billion Demons (obviously), and every one of John Allison's various jams. Would love recommendations from all and sundry. A bit more on the "sundry" side of things, Awful Hospital is neat. One of the few "reader driven" comics left in the wake of MSPaint Adventures, Awful Hospital has a cartoonish horror vibe to it, and contains good jokes, absurd monster designs, and a very novel twist to the setting that is a lot of fun to think about. In today's update, a medical professional offers a treat to a completely normal child.
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The Silver Snail posted:A bit more on the "sundry" side of things, Awful Hospital is neat. One of the few "reader driven" comics left in the wake of MSPaint Adventures, Awful Hospital has a cartoonish horror vibe to it, and contains good jokes, absurd monster designs, and a very novel twist to the setting that is a lot of fun to think about. To be fair MSPaint Adventures hasn't been "reader driven" in a looooong time, but if you like interactive stories there's plenty of websites for them.
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wilde life is good gritty
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habeasdorkus posted:Oh, and I'm in the market for a webcomic to read. Preferably something with a bigass archive, p good art, and a solid story. Long term favorites of mine are Unsounded, Girl Genius, Kill Six Billion Demons (obviously), and every one of John Allison's various jams. Would love recommendations from all and sundry. Gaia is a pretty good fantasy comic (No, this isn't the one with talking raccoons) with good art, a reasonably large archive (740+ strips), and an interesting story. The first chapter is only 49 pages and is a good setup of the characters with a surprising hook towards the end. Stabbey_the_Clown fucked around with this message at 22:04 on Apr 6, 2019 |
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Apr 6, 2019 21:58
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i need to go read digger again and see how it holds up in tyoolb 2019
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The Silver Snail posted:A bit more on the "sundry" side of things, Awful Hospital is neat. One of the few "reader driven" comics left in the wake of MSPaint Adventures, Awful Hospital has a cartoonish horror vibe to it, and contains good jokes, absurd monster designs, and a very novel twist to the setting that is a lot of fun to think about. Similarly, if u like awful hospital you should check out All Night Laundry for a reader driven comic that has a ton of complicated time travel in it. The artist updates every day incessantly and somehow doesn't make a time travel plotline completely insufferable.
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Everblue makes me so sad. It’s a great comic with great artwork, a wonderful premise and a strong sense of where it’s going with its plot, but this one page every four months bullshit is just the worst. I know the author has a life and a lot of concerns he’s been dealing with for the past 5 years, but there’s got to be a better way to go about this. The same fight scene has been going on for three years now! 
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Tollymain posted:i need to go read digger again and see how it holds up in tyoolb 2019 Digger is eternal
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Tollymain posted:wilde life is good gritty can confirm wilde life loving rules imo
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Anyone who hasn't read Digger yet do so immediately
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iirc digger’s initial acclaim was partly because webcomics were still fairly young and the creators were even flakier than usual, and then you had digger, which went “I have a story to tell you. I am telling the story. The story is now told, thank you for reading” It’s still good (though the art is a little touch-and-go) but it was its tightness and focus that really distinguished it
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No way, Digger was a great story and the art is good. Nobody would praise and acclaim a mediocre webcomic just for sticking to an update schedule, no matter how flaky other creators were.
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Cup Runneth Over posted:No way, Digger was a great story and the art is good. Nobody would praise and acclaim a mediocre webcomic just for sticking to an update schedule, no matter how flaky other creators were. hi welcome to questionablecontent dot net
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Straight White Shark posted:hi welcome to questionablecontent dot net "Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards" are not real awards
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making a webcomic is a seriously obscene amount of work, "eight hours per page" doesn't sound like that much when you compare it to an average workday but when you translate it to time actually spent bowed over the paper/tablet obsessively inking strands of hair then you start to realise why webcomic creators are, as a rule, insane
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every time nowadays i go to criticise, say, gunnerkrigg, i make myself stop and look at the number of pages put out from the beginning until this day and do the mental calculations as to how much actual real-time labour has been involved and i think "who in fact, the gently caress do i think i am" and instead go outside to frolic in the sunshine
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Straight White Shark posted:hi welcome to questionablecontent dot net What does it say about Diesel Sweeties then, that I stopped reading DS but still read QC? (though John Allison had QC nailed all the way back in 2006)
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Cup Runneth Over posted:No way, Digger was a great story and the art is good. Nobody would praise and acclaim a mediocre webcomic just for sticking to an update schedule, no matter how flaky other creators were. it didn't just stick to an update schedule, it had a well-paced and plotted story that actually finished in less than a geologic age even today there's precious few webcomics that can say the same
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Wait what the hell, this made me realize that my RSS broke or something when Unsounded went on a short break - I thought the dude had just ghosted because no more updates filtered through, but apparently it was just my feed? Plus side this means I am more than a chapter behind and I have a bunch of update to binge on now. 
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habeasdorkus posted:Binged 2-3 weeks ago after clicking a link from someone's av on SA and loved it. Sadly, I'm all caught up. 100% desirous of Starchman Stars. You're welcome 
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habeasdorkus posted:Meredith Gran is an actual professor of comics now? That's loving awesome. I looked it up. http://www.sva.edu/faculty/program/cartooning Includes Bill Griffith of Zippy fame, Phil Jimenez who did a bunch of stuff for Marvel and DC, and a bunch of other comic artists and editors I don't recognize.
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Ashcans posted:Wait what the hell, this made me realize that my RSS broke or something when Unsounded went on a short break - I thought the dude had just ghosted because no more updates filtered through, but apparently it was just my feed? boy are you in for some poo poo
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Tollymain posted:wilde life is good gritty Wilde Life is weirding me out, because I am increasingly unsure why Oscar is the main character.
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