I was mildly dissappointed, only because there were no pretty, effiminate men with long hair in the comic I got, but I soon got over that. No, I got a pretty good one, though TOTALLY different from the kind of art and style I do. Which should make this fun! Seriously, I'm going to have mine done tonight, I'm inspired!
But yeah, how do we send them annonymously? Or just wait and send when we're supposed to reveal ourselves?
Or create a photobucket account with a fake email and post annonymously in their forum? What if they don't have a forum?? PANIC!! RIOTING IN THE STREETS!
godoftarot wrote:Is anyone else thinking that this was maybe not such a good idea?
You get something a little.. sub-par too, huh?
Mine's not even drawn. Oh god.
Not only that, but it's a genre of comic I absolutely despise. I think perhaps next year we should be able to choose what genres we'd be willing to draw for. That way we don't have to read something that pisses us off or something.
Digital War wrote:I got my pet peeve kind of comic. You know the kind I mean.
In all honesty, no, Digital, I don't know what kind you meant. Sprite comics? Gamer comics? Superhero comics?
Sorry, I'm sure you've mentioned it before, but there are a lot of posters here...maybe a hint?---Al
PS. I got mine. I haven't the slightest idea what I'll do with it---it's definitely pretty different than mine---but nothing I can't work with, I'm sure.
It's not really limited to one genre, though there is one particularly problematic genre. And it's not stickman comics, if that's all someone can draw, then they should draw!
The particular genre that annoys me is the webcomics drawn anime style with anime style plots, they're not the only ones but they are the majority of offenders. It's a case of monkey see, monkey do. And they end up awful and unoriginal. How about one where the guy isn't a pussy and tells the girl he loves her outright instead of a hundred comics of tripe!
Webcomics are about originality! If I wanted a superhero comic about an invincible guy with umpteen dozen powers, why I'd buy a Superman comic. If I wanted a shoujo manga, I'd buy Peach Girl. Comics like Star Bored, The Jaded, and the Noob that you can't buy in comic stores (at least not yet).
True there is little originality left in this world, but dagnabbit, I want some in my webcomics!
Also, I'm not very good at articulating my peeves. Just gimme webcomics that make think "oo, haven't seen that before".
It's not really limited to one genre, though there is one particularly problematic genre. And it's not stickman comics, if that's all someone can draw, then they should draw!
The particular genre that annoys me is the webcomics drawn anime style with anime style plots, they're not the only ones but they are the majority of offenders. It's a case of monkey see, monkey do. And they end up awful and unoriginal. How about one where the guy isn't a pussy and tells the girl he loves her outright instead of a hundred comics of tripe!
Webcomics are about originality! If I wanted a superhero comic about an invincible guy with umpteen dozen powers, why I'd buy a Superman comic. If I wanted a shoujo manga, I'd buy Peach Girl. Comics like Star Bored, The Jaded, and the Noob that you can't buy in comic stores (at least not yet).
True there is little originality left in this world, but dagnabbit, I want some in my webcomics!
Also, I'm not very good at articulating my peeves. Just gimme webcomics that make think "oo, haven't seen that before".