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 Post subject: Re: Webcomics that are GOOD and not CAD- er, bad
PostPosted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 7:58 pm 
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Fanboys is decent. The forum is really why I go there although it's kind of infested by furries. But they don't force it on you and the forum is so large you can easily avoid it. I wouldn't suggest it to a lot of people here though, since it's very different. But I digress.

Eh, I didn't really like Fanboys after the art change. It just seemed a little too... Anime-ish for those characters.
And as for the forum...
*checks it out*
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Sounds like a fun time.

I wrote that a few months ago and I'm not in the mood for you to critique old things I've done, so please leave

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 Post subject: Re: Webcomics that are GOOD and not CAD- er, bad
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Heeby jeeby, Ace. What crawled up your butt and died?

And for the record, I'm strangely into CAD now. In before "CAD sucks" and the like.

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People have been picking at my posts the entire week. Can you say you'd be happy if it was being done to you? No, didn't think so.

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Which is why I like it too.

I do understand a bit of it, definitely the later stuff as I got used to it going through, but the earlier ones are still a bit weird. I like how simplistic it looks, but then there's this invisible layer of context thrown in the middle.

Yeah, I guess I do get some of them after I think about it for a long time.

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 Post subject: Re: Webcomics that are GOOD and not CAD- er, bad
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Oh well, sorry about that Ace. I was just being facetious.
*Ahem*
I think that Marmaduke explained is pretty bloody hilarious most of the time. WARNING: Strong language, so be careful and such.

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http://www.sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=2838 Rule 6.

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 Post subject: Re: Webcomics that are GOOD and not CAD- er, bad
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*legal double*

Scott Kurtz is a terrible terrible man for this comic ^^;; Let's go exploring!

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I feel horrible, but I lol'd. I'm not sure where the crap Kurtz is going with this storyline...

BTW, has anyone read the book "Making Webcomics" yet? It's pretty good. It's nice to hear about webcomics from people who actually have experience in making them. It has stuff from Kris Straub (Checkboard Nightmare, Starslip Crisis), Scott Kurtz (PvP), Brad Guigar (Evil Inc.), and Dave Kellet (um...Sheldon, I think? I've never read much of his stuff). Check it out sometime.

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I feel horrible, but I lol'd. I'm not sure where the crap Kurtz is going with this storyline...

I know, same here. He just can't get rid of skull...

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BTW, has anyone read the book "Making Webcomics" yet? It's pretty good. It's nice to hear about webcomics from people who actually have experience in making them. It has stuff from Kris Straub (Checkboard Nightmare, Starslip Crisis), Scott Kurtz (PvP), Brad Guigar (Evil Inc.), and Dave Kellet (um...Sheldon, I think? I've never read much of his stuff). Check it out sometime.

Argh! I've been trying to get that out of my library but I can't get my hands on it! I read Understanding Comics some time last year, and I just recently discovered Reinventing Comics and am almost done with that one. They're all such great reads. Although what's hilarious is to go to McCloud's website and revel in its Web 1.0ness. Also, while I like the idea of Infinite Canvas, his staircase-shaped comics make me want to shoot myself. Wayyyy too much sidescrolling.

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 Post subject: Re: Webcomics that are GOOD and not CAD- er, bad
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Um, Ido, completely different book here. Scott isn't even involved in this one. (link) Oh, and it's called How To Make Webcomics, not just Making Webcomics, my bad.

The book you're thinking of is probably Making Comics, (link) which was by Scott McCloud, and is also pretty good.

SO MANY CONFUSING TITLES

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SHUT IT UP YOU.

Heh, my bad :ehsteve:

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 Post subject: Re: Webcomics that are GOOD and not CAD- er, bad
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Most of the webcomics I regularly read have been posted (TFD, Dinosaur Comics, Thinkin' Lincoln, xkcd, Dr. Mcninja, Horribleville, etc.)

I see no one's linked to Scary Go Round or Tall Comics. For shame.

edit: Oh, and anyone who has a webcomic they hate might enjoy Your Webcomic is Bad and You Should Feel Bad (language)

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 Post subject: Re: Webcomics that are GOOD and not CAD- er, bad
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edit: Oh, and anyone who has a webcomic they hate might enjoy Your Webcomic is Bad and You Should Feel Bad (language)

Ah, glad someone else has heard of that. Great site.

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 Post subject: Re: Webcomics that are GOOD and not CAD- er, bad
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A Softer World

Not for the blunt.

Sorry, COLA.

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Yesterday's XKCD gave me a huge grin. I think I'm gonna make an animated avatar of it.

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Nice, Kupo. You are definitely deprived of non-success.

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 Post subject: Re: Webcomics that are GOOD and not CAD- er, bad
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why the hell did it keep having "boom de yada"

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Parody of this.

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And suddenly that comic just became so much worse

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And suddenly that comic just became so much worse

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hey guise is making "internets" references cool yet

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And suddenly that comic just became so much worse


you have to admit the commercial is a thing of beauty though

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 Post subject: Re: Webcomics that are GOOD and not CAD- er, bad
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I thought the commercial was absolutely brilliant.

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I get goosebumps when I watch that, because the world really is an awesome place. They hit the nail on the head.

Plus, Stephen Hawking is God.

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I'll have to admit that it's tearfully beautiful.

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 Post subject: Re: Webcomics that are GOOD and not CAD- er, bad
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Acekirby wrote:
hey guise is making "internets" references cool yet

How is referring to a commercial an "internet" reference?
Also it was cool because all the panels are people from past xkcd strips.

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