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Another part of it is the format. The majority (though not all) webcomics use a strip-a-day format. If you ever read the old daily Spider-man newspaper strips, you'd know that the form just isn't very good for a superhero comic. Also, since superhero comics ARE the published standard (indeed, the on...

Hrm... Okay, then. We've had a definite shift of timeline--Victorian England to Modern Japan (or America, perhaps, in an area where the schoolgirl look is common for some reason; still, I'm betting Japan just because of the green hair). Right, start at the beginning: Page 1: The woman is not a capti...

squidflakes wrote:

Major Maxillary wrote:but when you get right down to it, we're all the same inside our asses.

Irritated and full of crap?

I figured he meant foul-smelling and inclined to ignite when exposed to flame....

Or is that just me?

Wow. I was just passed the link to Pander during a bit of online chat; I can't even remember who it was that did this to me. I'm just glad they did.<P>Strong art, strong storytelling, strong characterization... definitely a powerful work, and one I'm going to enjoy (even as I, too, rip the arms of t...

I dunno--personally, I got a kick out of scrolling the bar up and down repeatedly to get a "peek" at our heroine. *Sigh*<P>The site's gorgeous, Jes.

Okay, I've been having fun watching the EN exploits unfold since I got hooked up about a month ago.<P>But today's strip (even though it's misnumbered *cough*) is.... I mean, I'm sitting here, totally blown away. Poe, you've just moved beyond "comic genius" to "artistic genius".