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Hi all! I thought it would be fun to get a favorite comics thread going. I couldn't post it in the misc. discussion area though, cuz I'm a newbie.
Post your favorite strip or a strip from your favorite artist.
Anyways, here goes (I think):
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hmmm, didn't work; how sad.
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if that doesnt work just go to http://wondermark.com/tcsd/recontext10.gif
Well, a splendid web-comic is Ctr+Alt+Del. It has a storyline and is basically a graphic novel in a comic strip format. Much better than the recycled to death, zombie corpses of the classic comics.
I don't know how to describe it, but Dr. Mcninja never ceases to stop being amazing(ly weird)
http://www.drmcninja.com/
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Originally Posted by Aemilius Paulus
Haha I love that comic strip, I read the updates every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Although, I sort of miss the standalone video game jokes, that seem to be increasingly disappearing from the circulation :(
Yeah unfortunately the gaming took a back-seat and I guess that is one of the reasons that I stopped reading it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Owen Glyndwr
There are several webcomics that I love and it would be difficult to choose just one.
First on my list would be Schlock Mercenary by Howard Taylor. (Sci-fi Mercenary comic) The author has been updating this daily since June, 12 2000 so there is a massive archive. Latest book published has been nominated for this years Hugo Awards. (age 13+)
http://schlockmercenary.com/
Second on my list would be Girl Genius by Phil & Kaja Foglio. (Steampunk/Mad Science) Updates every Monday, Wednesday,and Friday. The comic has also recently been nominated for this years Hugo Awards.
(age 13+)
http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/
Really? I never got to that point yet. I began reading with the first strip in the archive. Hey, I don't care that much about the game references, as long as the comic remains so computer-nerdy. But if it is not, having degenerated to a mere life story, then I suppose I would not like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by CountArach
Wow! Cool to see so many peoplez! :dizzy2: :birthday2:
Do y'all want to actually put a comic strip on ur post? That would make it a lot of fun to look through. :director: :clown:
https://i6.tinypic.com/152gbwo.jpg from Cyanide and Happiness
although they do tend to get funnier these days...
I always loved the tintin series.
Oh, and recommending Fleep- a clever, strange comic with nothing short of intriguing bits
must read everyone :yes:
I dare anyone to find something more brilliant, amusing, witty, intellectual, varied, creative, and generally epic win than this: www.xkcd.com (their site is down for the last couple of minutes though)
I bring you The Perry Bible Fellowship.
So dark it may only be viewed in infra-red.
Oh God,Quote:
Originally Posted by A Very Super Market
http://pbfcomics.com/archive_b/PBF187-Way_Too_Much.jpg
I swear on my honour that I fell stepped out of my chair and fell into a fit of uncontrolled laughter. No, I am not kidding. I am serious. It has been months since I laughed with such intensity. Thank you, AVSM, you made my day.
Bah, the genius of Calvin and Hobbes stands alone.
http://lh6.google.com/ndb000/RdJmGwC...0/File0001.PNG
By the way, the above comic seems to have "borrowed" the idea from a C&H strip from "There's Treasure Everywhere", page 149. I'm trying to find the strip online for your viewing pleasure.
Calvin and Hobbes is awesome but like all the greats it has been on the decline.
Discovered Sinfest about four years ago and haven't stopped. It has its hit and miss moments like some of the Devil and Buddha mini-series and some 4th wall issues but this is one of my faves.
https://i354.photobucket.com/albums/...2003-08-05.gif
Garfield by far, but they started to get really boring. I enjoy CTRL+Alt+Del as well, along with Calvin and Hobbes too. :yes: