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Thanks guys. I'll probably go with the WHUMPH. For some reason the letters look nice together.

OK, so I'm here translanting this strip to English and a question arises in my mind: what's the sound of a woman falling on a man in English? I've been reading American comics for a long time and I really don't remember reading any onomatopeia that sounds good enough.

What do you guys think?

What I can say is: why not?

KODAMA wrote:ooh, congrats. Never Give up, Rick Astley style!

Thanks man

That's right, boys and girls. I had left the comic right in the climax of the chapter, and then an awful lot of stuff happened and I just didn't got the time to translate them from Portuguese to English. But, well, they're back. As a way of compensating my abscence, there'll be a new strip up every ...

Tim wrote:Technically acceptable, yes. But it has no zazz. You need to think of the marketing and branding possibilities!

I'm under the impression the Advertising College should have tought me something like that at some point...

What about "that exercise where the guy hangs on an horizontal bar and pulls himself up with the strenght of his arms"

Is that acceptable too?



Thanks a lot, guys!

Thank you very, very much. I spent a lot of time trying to figure it out yesterday

Hello boys and girls

I was working on translating one of my strips to English last evening and the following doubt came out: what's the name of the exercise in English?




Thanks a lot

So absolutely everyone outside the UK spells it humor, do they? Hmm... news to me... And that's why I will never learn this language properly. One day I wrote a paper about The Times's view on the WTC attack. I was shocked when I found out the British spelled "Centre" instead of "Center". Oh, and m...

Just everytime you're making your comic keep the following in your mind:

"What would Bill Watterson do?"

1 2 25.00% magics and barbarics -> I love when they search my name 2 1 12.50% 10715 SW 190th St Miami Miami-Dade Florida 33157 United States -> WTF? 3 1 12.50% MAGICS 4 1 12.50% Magics 5 1 12.50% a midnight summer's dream comic stripifr=yfp-t-501-s-ei=UTF-8 -> Fair enough, way to go, Oc 6 1 12.50% b...

Still gettin March's "He-Man"s and "Dolph Lundgr"s... I never thought the things I wrote would keep up for that long after I changed them :P 4 17.39% he-man 3 13.04% dolph l- 2 8.70% Dolph Lundgr- 2 8.70% Heman comic- 2 8.70% dolph lundgr- 2 8.70% fantasy 2 8.70% magics and barbarics 1 4.35% HE-MAN ...

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Fabio Ciccone wrote:How do I add the info below to my description at the guide?

You can't anymore. Sorry!

Which means if someone clicks the "Fantasy" (or "Strip", or "Comedy" or whatever my comic is) link my comic won't be there... nice.

Which brings me the question: How do I add the info below to my description at the guide? Everyone's got them but I don't!

Comic Style:
Comic Content:
Language:
Country:
Update Frequency:

Yeah, me too... maybe it was just temporary

Hi fellows

A comic is missing at my website: E20080505.gif shows only as a blank rectangle. Is it solvable or I'll have to upload it again?

Granted, I don't have hot elf chicks wearing maid outfits in my comic. True, but then we've already established how much more integrity you have than fuckers like me. :wink: I hereby establish the Movement of Elfless Comics, an NGO that aims the equalty of rights and reader to comics with or withou...

Tim wrote:

Fabio Ciccone wrote:I used to read Venus Envy and Lowroad, but nowadays none are on my list, specially because Lowroad is no longer being updated.

Lowroad still updates; it's just that he quit doing the old comic and revamped it with something completely new.

Yeah, which I don't like

Tentoumushi wrote:HEEHEEHEE Omg I thought "That guy looks like Freddy Mercury" right before reading the caption for the pic. xD. I shall surely click now xD.