Webcomics Thread 4: Pretty much just comics about demons

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Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

I thought erfworld was ok before it became :words:

# ¿ Sep 2, 2015 01:52

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# ¿ May 4, 2024 13:23

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Did you guys know that Hyperbole and a Half made a book? Because holy poo poo did it make my day.

# ¿ Sep 5, 2015 18:32

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Rei_ posted:

I think doing the comic in and of itself wasnt good for her, so she stopped

Huh. I thought the comic was one of the ways she vented.

# ¿ Sep 6, 2015 08:09

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

I'm surprised she didn't gag up whatever awful liquid is in there.

# ¿ Sep 26, 2015 07:14

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

wiegieman posted:

On the bright side, if she loses she only has to give up some of her universe shattering cosmic power.

That she doesn't even want anyway. What a steal.

# ¿ Sep 30, 2015 20:21

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Operant posted:

Well, he was supposed to be an old crimson devil. But I'm going to roll with it and just thought of an interesting bit or two, so this is about to get far more horrifying.

It's good to know you're still taking reader input, even if the readers didn't know they were giving input at the time.

# ¿ Oct 1, 2015 06:55

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

FlyinPingu posted:

too bad said comic also has a bunch of dumb unfunny videogame stuff in it

Yeah the majority of the Halo excursion felt like a waste of time.

# ¿ Oct 18, 2015 20:00

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Demon is pretty much :regd08:

the comic isn't it.

# ¿ Oct 22, 2015 12:55

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Rand Brittain posted:

who decided that five-girl squads with no supervision was the right way to patrol a town

A question I ask of every magic girl story

# ¿ Nov 6, 2015 02:29

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

fun hater posted:

Honey Crab is great and good and only just started so now's the best time to get into it. Very interesting and cool animated/page transition stuff that takes advantage of the medium. Done by the same person who did I Want You To Feel The Pressure. Also has a Patreon!

A good comic

e:

Pavlov fucked around with this message at 03:33 on Nov 6, 2015

# ¿ Nov 6, 2015 03:30

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Tollymain posted:

neo-kosmos

This is extremely homestuck. Whether or not this is a complement depends on your perspective.

# ¿ Nov 7, 2015 04:57

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Also these characters seem too much like glib millennials for being space children raised isolated in alien laboratories.

# ¿ Nov 7, 2015 06:25

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Countdown until Jimmy uses traps made of fetal stem-cells to catch other demons.

Pavlov fucked around with this message at 00:04 on Nov 12, 2015

# ¿ Nov 11, 2015 23:02

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Am I going to have to do another QC minus Garfield again?

# ¿ Nov 16, 2015 22:37

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

QC still better minus garfield.

Why do we have to have this conversation every time it comes up?

# ¿ Nov 17, 2015 03:55

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

BravestOfTheLamps posted:

QC is actually incredibly bad. The art is extremely poor, and the writing is so boring that it's repellent.

Not So Fast posted:

Actually, It's Good.

Don't do this to me.

# ¿ Nov 17, 2015 18:52

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

BravestOfTheLamps posted:

"Right below good"

Notice the inexpressive line-work, the boxy, unnatural shapes that dominate the background, and the colouring that looks like it came out of MS Paint.

e: Like Red Robot towers over Pink Anime. Why not express that through perspective?

Ugh there's barely even any garfield to remove from that one.

Ungarfable.

# ¿ Nov 17, 2015 19:12

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Here you can observe a properly garfated QC comic.

Notice that the absence of the joke actually increases the comedic value. This serves as evidence of a possible "antihumor" which QC is theorized to generate. You can learn more about this in my new book The Sound of One Cheek Farting.

# ¿ Nov 17, 2015 22:31

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Hogge Wild posted:

keep making these, they're p. good

Let me see if I can find the ones I made last time people thought it was a good idea to discuss QC.

# ¿ Nov 17, 2015 23:22

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Here we go, these were the first ones.

# ¿ Nov 17, 2015 23:30

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Yeah those were from last thread I think.

# ¿ Nov 17, 2015 23:51

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

There was some good material that was born out of the homestuck/forum-adventure trend, but that stuff was always the stuff that ripped off homestuck the least.

# ¿ Nov 18, 2015 18:37

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Brought To You By posted:

I want it to end if only because I'm committed to seeing it through all the way.

You have a sickness.

# ¿ Nov 19, 2015 00:02

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

qntm posted:

This is your decennial reminder that the web comic Help Desk is still going.

From the associated patreon:

"Take a comic book, remove all pictures, add eight to ten thousand words, repeat monthly. That is the basic idea of Curveball"

# ¿ Nov 19, 2015 12:28

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Brought To You By posted:

Yeah I feel the same. There's still foundation for an interesting plot and I'd be lying if I didn't think that whatever chapters make up the 4th and 5th volume aren't good. But at this point if he can't even put out a single page a month we'll never see the end of it.

Looks like the only thing he didn't lift from the japanese is their work-ethic.

# ¿ Nov 20, 2015 06:26

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Mr. Ious would have been better.

# ¿ Nov 22, 2015 20:19

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

My favorite Oglaf is the one with the penis.

# ¿ Nov 23, 2015 01:33

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

John Campbell has always been less of a comic writer and more of a performance artist.

# ¿ Nov 24, 2015 16:31

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

No I think that's the cocaine.

# ¿ Dec 16, 2015 17:24

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Who the gently caress names a person "Quintessence"

# ¿ Jan 1, 2016 18:05

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Plethora posted:

http://bunnymeat.thecomicseries.com/comics/

This is a work of art.

# ¿ Jan 6, 2016 00:46

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

neogeo0823 posted:

Jesus, these are depressing as gently caress. Why are we posting them to the thread?

Because I have been waiting for something like this since Pictures for Sad Children got nuked. Where do I go to submit my own childhood trauma?

Plethora posted:

The author has a bunch of other comics he works on, located here: http://comicfury.com/profile.php?username=SVeidt

The profile says it's for a man in Prague but Bunny Meat is signed with a very feminine Japanese name. What's the deal there?

# ¿ Jan 6, 2016 20:33

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Plethora posted:

I did that because I want to get honest opinions. I've learned from experience that if you come in going "look at my stuff" no one will give you the right kind of criticism you need to get better. SA is great at voicing useful criticism, as seen with Tyson Hesse's experiences, and there aren't any better places to go for some straight truth than SA.

Unfortunately, there's a stigma against self-promotion, especially here. I tried it before here at least twice and was ignored like a plague, making me confused as to whether my work was just extremely boring or if no one wanted to talk about it if they knew the artist is reading along. It was no help at all.

But by going 'oh hey here's a thing' just now I got several genuine, honest responses I can now use to be a better artist that never happened before.

Sorry for the deception there. There was no intention to upset anyone and I'm sorry if I did. I care a great deal about feedback because I want to be good at what I do, and it's a lot harder to get real people's opinions that it looks.

Oh good I can just ask you directly. I noticed that the main character seems consistent across all the stories. Is this all supposed to be happening to one person (maybe "Megumi Tomoe")? Shall I select for personal trauma that would be consistent with the speaker being a girl?

# ¿ Jan 8, 2016 04:57

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Cool. I don't really feel like making an account for another site so I'll just pm you my traumas.

# ¿ Jan 9, 2016 23:51

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Guys they obv just trollin, don't feed them.

# ¿ Jan 11, 2016 04:01

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Yeeeeeeeeeeesssssssssssss

# ¿ Jan 15, 2016 03:13

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Renaissance Robot posted:

Yeah, I don't dislike pavlov or anything but the only thing stopping me from buying him a hilarious bunny avatar/title right now is the fact I'm utterly skint.

Because that story is comedy gold, and just perfectly goony in every way.

Oh man waking up to a bunny avatar would have been the loving icing on this cake.

# ¿ Jan 15, 2016 07:16

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Hmmm, that one would have been better if the author had been less preachy at the end.

# ¿ Jan 15, 2016 17:39

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

Even just abridging it would have helped, like:

"That day I learned: How to sit down and shut up. It remains a useful skill."

Not sure how far you want to take your creative liberties with these though.

# ¿ Jan 15, 2016 21:40

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# ¿ May 4, 2024 13:23

Pavlov: Oct 21, 2012; I've long been fascinated with how the alt-right develops elaborate and obscure dog whistles to try to communicate their meaning without having to say it out loud
Stepan Andreyevich Bandera being the most prominent example of that

ConanThe3rd posted:

Sleepless Domain: Remember when this comic had a cast? Those were the days.

So, is this like an attempt to make a 'dark and gritty' magic girl anime? Because the more I think about that the more it seems like a dumb idea.

# ¿ Jan 21, 2016 19:22

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