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wiegieman posted:What does the thread think of Supermassive Black Hole A*? This rules. You should post some art.
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I think that the teacher just didn't want a classroom full of excitable tots to skip writing assignments in lieu of scribbling over the entire paper in black crayon regardless of whether the joke made sense or was even attempted.
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I kind of like it, but I do not know why.
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It is, generally, inadvisable to judge a thing based on its fans.
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Colon Semicolon posted:http://wolfpupy.tumblr.com/ It is a spinoff from a Twitter.
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I have one. Jonny Crossbones has recently resumed updating after a three years hiatus and is Hergé as gently caress.
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Cat Mattress posted:The only part that's not aped on Hergé is the design of the character. What's up with that skeleton suit? I think he just looks like that and nobody ever comments on it.
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Hi.
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Trauma Comics (Traumics)
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MockingQuantum posted:Hey, there's a webcomics thread. I shouldn't be surprised. I like Supermassive Black Hole A* a lot and believe that it should be more popular.
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Captain Bravo posted:Noted webcomic: The Lord of the Rings. There's always DM of the Rings.
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Jul 18, 2016 01:06
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PleasingFungus posted:What is "MSPAing your way to an ending"? Appending, due to a sense of obligation, an extravagantly-produced perfunctory conclusion containing neither closure nor any of the appeal of the preceding work.
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Sep 16, 2016 19:48
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Lucian's True History is a just-begun webcomic adaptation of the ancient Greek satirical fantasy story of the same name. The first page (linked) is not worksafe.
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Sep 20, 2016 22:00
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It sounds like the allegory is too subtle and people are missing it.
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Oct 4, 2016 03:42
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Tunicate posted:Three out of the four are related to fluids showing up in places they shouldn't. Well spotted in light of today's.
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Dec 15, 2016 08:42
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The author's attitude towards the movies being parodied differs - perhaps inevitably, because of the necessity of remaining true to geek culture, which axiomatically hates the one trilogy and loves the other - and as a result, the tone of the parody shifted.
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Tom Scioli is posting another webcomic again. Princess
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I find it hard to dislike Questionable Content. I don't know why that is. There's certainly enough to dislike about it. Jeph Jacques seems to have a certain artistic timidity. The impression I get is that he doesn't like to leave his characters afraid and alone for very long. He knows that a big part of a writer's job is to make their characters suffer, but he always seems to be in a hurry to return them to relative stability and comfort. He likes writing about people being kind and supportive to each other. One of the big risks in a webcomic is that the subject matter will be something that the cartoonist finds a lot more interesting to write about than the audience does to read about. It's a risk because these are things typically made by amateurs for free; having fun creating it is often a precondition for it existing at all, because it's not like there's a paycheck serving as an alternative source of motivation. All webcomics are fundamentally self-indulgent in that respect. But there's a lot of work out there where that indulgence, and not the artist's skill or diligence, is what holds the work back. Edit: the advanced form of this disease is people using their comic as therapy Bongo Bill fucked around with this message at 08:54 on May 15, 2017 |
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May 15, 2017 08:50
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There's Manly Guys Doing Manly Things.
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Sarah Grote.
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May 25, 2017 23:11
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I didn't think it would be Esther, but even less was I expecting this.
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Jun 5, 2017 06:55
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Zen Pencils, huh. I like Chainsawsuit even on the rare occasion that it's not trying to be funny.
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Congratulations, webcomics.
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Tollymain posted:tell me about your favorite comic that updated today gently caress you, you're not the boss of me. I'll tell you about my favorite webcomic that updated yesterday. Supermassive Black Hole A* updates with single-panel watercolor illustrations. Science fiction with a fairly complex premise that has the main character going on all sorts of space crime adventures.
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Hypermedia
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I don't remember how Shelly became wealthy.
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Manofmanusernames posted:Does anybody know of any good completed long form story comics? I'm looking for stuff to archive binge. American Barbarian
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Dangerous Person posted:I also like that he expects people to take any Amazigirl drama seriously when her name is Amazigirl and she wears a bright yellow costume Par for the course in superhero comics.
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Pavlov posted:A few pages back, but when I heard, "framework for self driving cars based on insect swarms", I was initially terrified, but after thinking about it for a moment I'm pretty sure I could make that work. Well, it depends. Is your framework inspired by insect swarming, or are you actually using swarms of live insects as part of the project?
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