Web comics I'm reading (or dropping)
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avramUpdates to my web comics menu since last I mentioned it:
Added:
Orneryboy: The adventures of a guy, a gal, and their pet zombie. Both funny and nice to look at, a rare combination. Downside: For some odd reson, even though it’s a static strip without any animation, it’s implemented as a Flash app, which makes it hard to link to individual strips.
Desert Rocks: Fantasy-world travelog. Reminds me a bit of Demonology 101. In fact, i think I found it through Faith’s Links page.
Haiku 5-7-5: Crime comic with haiku, by Enrico Casarosa. Only five pages so far; he updates slowly.
Return to Sender: Not actually a recent addition, but I just discovered today that she’s been updating again! Weird horror comic with slapstick violence.
Outsider: I was about to delete this one, but it’s just added a few pages too! Space opera story with nice anime-style art, but moving very slowly.
Subtracted:
Butternut Squash: Yeah, it’s got beautiful art, but half the time he misses the weekly updates, and it’s rarely funny.
Scare-O-Deleria: A short-lived backup comic by John Allison of Scary-Go-Round (which I highly recommend). He seems to have dropped it.
Added:
Orneryboy: The adventures of a guy, a gal, and their pet zombie. Both funny and nice to look at, a rare combination. Downside: For some odd reson, even though it’s a static strip without any animation, it’s implemented as a Flash app, which makes it hard to link to individual strips.
Desert Rocks: Fantasy-world travelog. Reminds me a bit of Demonology 101. In fact, i think I found it through Faith’s Links page.
Haiku 5-7-5: Crime comic with haiku, by Enrico Casarosa. Only five pages so far; he updates slowly.
Return to Sender: Not actually a recent addition, but I just discovered today that she’s been updating again! Weird horror comic with slapstick violence.
Outsider: I was about to delete this one, but it’s just added a few pages too! Space opera story with nice anime-style art, but moving very slowly.
Subtracted:
Butternut Squash: Yeah, it’s got beautiful art, but half the time he misses the weekly updates, and it’s rarely funny.
Scare-O-Deleria: A short-lived backup comic by John Allison of Scary-Go-Round (which I highly recommend). He seems to have dropped it.
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Date: 2004-01-02 11:05 am (UTC)This is just another thank you note for directing me towards hours of amusement...
One more thing, Keep up the artwork, the sketching, etc. You're a talented artist... From one to another.