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EDIT: I know the whole "TwoKinds review" thing has kind of derailed this thread a lot, but I'll just throw my two cents in here. The Bad Webcomics Wiki recently came up with a new category on the site called "Cheesecake" that says it's not porn per se, but there's a lot of fanservice and it's nothi...

@Cope: This doesn't really excuse the sloppy workmanship of Artie the Opossum , but I was taking a Coursera course on comics while taking a full course load in college. The deadline for this snuck up on me so this was literally done in two days. If I did it as a full series, I would put more effort ...

@VeryCuddlyCornpone: Yeah, I copied from a word document to the forum, and I lost all my glorious links. I converted it to BB and tried again, but I exceeded the maximum number of URLs I could embed. I'm having trouble posting here and one post I wrote keeps getting blocked as spam, so I'm going to ...

Steel Salvation Reviewed by Robybang Steel Salvation is a science fiction post-apocalyptic webcomic about a robot named Dy-Gar, a robot conqueror that wants to escape a planet that he has laid waste to so he can expand his wave of destruction to the rest of the galaxy. However, there appears to be s...

It's a good thing he has the sunglasses on though. Because if he didn't, that disguise would be ridiculous.

A great example of this in action is the Twokinds review, which the reviewer labels as Transsexual Pedophilic Furry Porn in one of the most hilarious examples of ridiculous sensationalism you'll find anywhere on the internet. This is the only content of the review, there's no attention given to the...

I'll do the video.

As for me, ugh. I haven't done anything recent besides Artie and there's nothing I've done in the past that I'm particularly proud of, so just do Jesus' Blue Nuzlocke.

I write for the Webcomic Police blog and LC invited me here.

The most recent thing I've done is this. It's a rushed minicomic I've done for a class, but I would like to maybe make a larger series of it, so think of it more as a pilot than a series in of itself.