Sturgen's Law and webcomics

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (D B Vulpix) — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 17:32:42 GMT

Nothing Better I'd also like to bring attention to this web comic. It's really good. About a bunch of kids in college but its not the usual stuff you get from the "crazy kids in college!" genre. No talking animals/intimate objects for one thing. The main characters are two females. One a free spirited artist and the other a...

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (D B Vulpix) — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 14:04:29 GMT

Oh Boi I think I stumbled upon something really bad.
La Cosa Nostra

Basic summary: This is Twilight if the story were about the Mafia instead of vampires. Which makes this worse than Twilight because the Mafia is REAL. Hell at least with Vampires you have the leeway of them being fictional so you can say whatever you want. But this chick/whoever made this comic did little to no research on the...

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (CastorTroy) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 23:57:47 GMT

Veckums wrote:
We have an example of both ends of the spectrum! Remember Ozy and Millie, which, at its height, was probably the best webcomic on the net? DC Simpson went on to start Raine Dog, a pretentious self-insert that attempts to make a point about how humans treat other species, but mostly just meanders without (so far) really establishing much, and angered some when the self-insert got into a cross-species romantic...

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (Hybrid Project Alpha) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 21:11:02 GMT

I found a new webcomic, it's pretty well written and but it is like... crazy furry porn so I can't tell you what it is

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (D B Vulpix) — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 18:48:11 GMT

Its not that I don't like Furry Comics. I knew someone would try to say that eventually. I just think a lot of the ones I find are horrible.

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (Crimson Darkwolfe) — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 17:40:25 GMT

DB Just dosn't seem to like furry comics ;P

Ozy and Millie was a little slice of wonderful in a dreary quagmire of the net. Raine Dog is... not.

On a side not I always thought DC was a guy. Turns out wiki says we are both right o.o

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (D B Vulpix) — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 16:44:05 GMT

As far as Raine Dog goes. I don't like her ideals very much.

Ozy and Millie bored me as did that other comic with the eagle. But I didn't go "ew" at them like Raine Dawg.

It's hilarious how the parents punish the dog by getting her neutered but don't get any counseling for their messed up son.

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (Veckums) — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 16:41:39 GMT

Insane? I admire her ideals, which is why it is painful to read her falling so far.

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (D B Vulpix) — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 16:32:49 GMT

Oh God. I've read Raine Dawg. I never liked Ozy and Millie but Raine Dog looks to be about 10 times worse! Just because your dog is sentient doesn't mean you flirt with them or kiss them. Dogs lick their privates with that tongue. And they don't even have lips!

It's Pound Puppies after DC Simpson mangled it with his insanity.

Also @ ChibiBecca I didn't mean...

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (Veckums) — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 16:23:34 GMT

We have an example of both ends of the spectrum! Remember Ozy and Millie, which, at its height, was probably the best webcomic on the net? DC Simpson went on to start Raine Dog, a pretentious self-insert that attempts to make a point about how humans treat other species, but mostly just meanders without (so far) really establishing much, and angered some when the self-insert got into a cross-species romantic relationship with a very young human boy, culminating in a

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (Psxphile) — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 08:29:42 GMT

ChibiBecca wrote:
it's never contained any porn

Hm, maybe that's the point DB was making. *sly grin*

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (ChibiBecca) — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 21:15:25 GMT

it's never contained any porn, but fine. *removes link*.

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (Psxphile) — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 19:35:57 GMT

Well, I still read Sequential Art from time to time. Also this from the same artist, whenever it's updated.

Hmm, no one's mentioned hiimdaisy? Her breakdowns of the Ace Attorney and Metal Gear Solid series is GOLDEN.

Also

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (Trudi Speed) — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 04:56:50 GMT

Dr. McNinja is amazing. It's the only comic I read which consistantly makes me laugh.

I love Scary Go Round the best though, which I'm linking cause it ain't been yet. Scary Go Round is a very british comic though with lots of lovely Northern English dialect so a non-Brit may have trouble even understanding what they're saying in places. There is a thread in the forum especially for asking what things mean...

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (Rishi) — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 23:50:38 GMT

furry porn

That was all I read.

That was all I read. <3

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (D B Vulpix) — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 23:45:12 GMT
TwoKinds is stupid,diluted,contradictory,and pointless fake furry porn nonsense

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (ChibiBecca) — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 22:22:38 GMT

Hiiisssssssss @ TwoKinds

it's cute. o-o

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (The Turtle Guy) — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 12:23:21 GMT
Meh, I dunno if it's anywhere near the top 10%, but TVTropes lead me to Questionable Content and I've been enjoying the story so far. The first 500 are a rather insipid "Will They Won't They" bit, but starting at 500 (which is where I started) the chick finally tells him why they can't be together and everything changes. Check it out, I guess.

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (D B Vulpix) — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 11:38:04 GMT
Hiiisssssssss @ TwoKinds

Re: Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (ChibiBecca) — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 10:28:31 GMT
some of the VGcats comics make me laugh, other ones are such a vauge referance that i had to get someone to explain to me what the heck it was about (especially one with the potato guy and the peas), others i'll agree he's trying a bit too hard.

of the webcomics i've been following lately, these aren't so bad. (although some have strong language/mature situations at times)

Sturgen's Law and webcomics

feeds@yuku.com (D B Vulpix) — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 17:58:49 GMT
I'm in the mood to read me a webcomix but there are so many out there I don't know where to start. Actually I found one called Crimson Dark which started in 2006. I read the entire archive in about 3 hours. So now I'm left with nothing to read again! Anybody here read or make webcomics that I can peruse?

Oh and since this topic is called