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That list has a distinct lack of Stand Still Stay Silent, which just started a new chapter after a short hiatus. It's good,.
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Oh, and maybe Atomic Robot could be added as well. It is a free online comic these days after all.
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A short addendum to my Atomic Robo comment; It has it's own thread and the writer of the comic, Brian Clevinger, posts in it regularly as Hyperactive.
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I haven't read Demon in a good while, but is there anything that indicates Shiga understands non autistic humans of any gender?
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SynthOrange posted:Read the last dozen pages and reassess that judgement. Of the comic itself or the comics thread? Because I have no complaints about the former but gave up on the latter months ago and have no desire to re-visit it.
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Cat Mattress posted:
That was pretty much why I stopped reading it. It didn't become really terrible or creepy, just repetitive and dull.
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over it for months. Hey, that guy is Eglamore! Who? It's terrible, like Boxbot.
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Dabir posted:The one in the style of Frank Miller has way too many visible feet and not enough inexplicable pouches. You're thinking of Rob Liefeld.
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Captain Bravo posted:Oh jeez, I just thought of something. When a monster takes a body part, it replaces it with kind of a white, soft, rubbery substance, right? So, basically, her entire skeleton is pretty much cartilage? ? 
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:It's a fantastically written, extremely well-drawn depiction of the experience of being a directionless middle-class twentysomething in New York City, which happens to be the most exhaustively explored human experience in the history of english literature barring maybe being an author with writer's block, and possibly the least interesting That might be true in webcomics, but in literature in general, and in film as well for that matter, I can't imagine it's more well tread ground than the harrowing plights of successful upper middle aged male writers.
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:I think it's just really hard to write an appealing work of fiction about the ideas of your religion or your political party that comes off thoughtful and not like a poorly concealed advertisement, Nonsense. You just need a proper religion first.
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I usually don't care about webcomics drama, but I must say Aaron Diaz making an rear end of himself again is pretty amusing.
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Nothing horrible, merely stupid attention seeking on twitter that caused other webcomics folk to call him an idiot. https://twitter.com/granulac/status/721510876038172672 Edit: At least his idiocy lead to Will Eisner trending on Twitter, which I guess is kind of neat. DekeThornton fucked around with this message at 19:54 on Apr 18, 2016 |
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DaveWoo posted:
In whiny passive aggressive fashion just apologizing for not knowing Eisner was Jewish.
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It's not hard. No one understands Finnish, because it's some goddamned alien moon language with no relation to the language of honor and heroes (Swedish). All others speak Swedish with some form of dialect, Danish being the ugliest sounding one and Icelandic the least comprehensible.
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