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CapitanG wrote:

RPin wrote:I must be the only person in the world without a cellie. I hate the annoying little things.

Seconded. Can't stand 'em.

Thirded.
I used to have one, and used it mostly as a clock. No more.

Both my friends and family. The family are probably the most supportive of all, which I've always appreciated. They're smart people who read a lot, including graphic novels, and they actually seem to think there's some merit to what I'm doing. Sometimes when a particularly vulgar or insane comic is ...

Dying is so cliche...everyone does it.
Eventually.

Monday and Friday, at roughly midnight or at least before I go to bed. My autoupdater thinks midnight is somewhere around 2 AM, so sometimes I predate the file to the day before if it's actually finished by midnight and I want it up. Good, standard days. Monday is the "Oh god, back to work/school - ...

My least favorite cliches have got to be comics swearing (@#@$%!!!) ... The worst is when it's 95% there anyway, as in "f*ck!" Wait, that's 75%... Here's the real question--is it more hip to make fun of cliches, or to use them in an ironic fashion? Or maybe to use them non-ironically, thus being ag...

... First of all...lazy. ... Second...sprite comics have a bad rep. ... If you are absolutely dedicated to sprites and you cannot exise them from your creation, make your own and put forth the huge amount of effort its going to take for you to overcome that bad rep. and put your beloved art-form ba...

Ok, I was inspired and I just spent 20 minutes creating a monstrosity. Is there a place for this in How Not to Run a Comic?

Psiogen's got it, right there. I'll add an old standby, pie. And bears, and bees, which are both steadily moving to the place where monkeys are now. Also, roommates where one is fun-loving, and one is conservative. Add a fourth-panel punchline like "I hate you so". For extra points, replace the punc...

We are not a-muse-d. Oh, by the way, welcome back. (Not that I haven't been reading Intershadows avidly, espeically now that Damien has...well, you know.) Give my regards to Justin.---Al Thanks, Al, glad you're enjoying it! And I shall...I just got off the phone with him... bad puns Muse-ic to my e...

This is hella catchy...

KJ brought some cookies, but did she bring any hoboes? Who do you think made the cookies? You don't really have to look out for me though, unless you're a beautiful woman with glasses... then my actions can not be helped. *looks at her avatar* ...two out of three...beautiful remaining subjective......

The internet is a funny thing...thanks to things like the comics section on Yahoo News, I've run across dozens of bland, lifeless syndicated comics beyond the ones in my local newspape.

Like "Momma", for example.

Thanks for the nice welcome, all! I'm sure I'll soon learn the hierarchy of fear and terror, and who may or may not be the embodiment of pure elemental evil... Hey, kathleenJ, welcome bask. I didn't read your current comic, but Coolville was cool. Ville. welcome. love your comic. Thankyas - it's a p...

Hey, everybody... Let me introduce myself...my name's Kathleen, and I used to post here quite a while ago. I started a comic on Keenspace in February 2001, and had a really enjoyable two and a half years on the 'space. Various issues, including a couple of the big server crashes, led to me switching...

I can't resist dropping in for a rant so close to my heart. Ghastly, that Far Side/Dennis the Menace story brings tears of joy to my eyes...I remember that being recounted in one of Larson's books, along with a few other tales of incidental newspaper subversion which I can't quite recall. Sally Fort...

Also glad to see JF back. Keep it up!

No, no, this was too early to have even the earliest, most poorly drawn incarnation of Dylan. Although I believe you're right about the plot point. Heh, but a little while later (maybe a year or two?) I made the first comics with extreeeemely early, younger Dylan...I remember doing one where he ruin...

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http://www.inflatablechurch.com/

I don't even remember the toast comic that well!
Was it the toastman that was allergic?

To me nothing competes with those Hostess comics where the bad guy would give up just for a fruit pie. Ha, Justin did a great parody of those...unfortunately, his site was injured pretty badly in the server crash, and the archive comics aren't available now. :cry: So, instead, THIS. http://www.sean...