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Whats your favorite webcomic and why?
ImRonBurgundy?:
Achewood is not only my favorite webcomic, it is my favorite comic strip period, in any media. Chris Onstad's level of writing is far and beyond what a lot of comics even hope to achieve, and it's amazing just how thoroughly pretty much every character's personality is fleshed out (especially the ones who have blogs). The crude black and white artwork fits the atmosphere of the strip, and although his drawing skills are somewhat unrefined, Chris can still visually communicate the mood of a scene very effectively.
halley:
Christ... I read so many. but here are a couple that come to mind
Penny Arcade (I just bought their new book)
Questionable Content (duh)
Cat and Girl (other people don't get it, so it makes me feel smart)
Stuff Sucks (I just bought Liz's iPod skin, and am loving it)
Nothing Nice to Say (I wish it updated more :()
Beaver and Steve (I did a guest comic for him :D)
Diesel Sweeties (Always clever and sweet t-shirts to boot)
so yeah, I guess that's it
YAY!!
ekmesnz:
I do not mean to hate on other webcomics, but I cannot stomach Achewood. Seriously, it's challenging to even finish one strip. This could be because of the art, since everyone goes on about the writing... I dunno.
Triskelivus:
Well, I've got a tie goin' here for webcomics. Bunny and QC.
I like Bunny the most for it's randomness, funny drawings, and craziness.
QC's plot, character development, and artistic design are spectacular.
Then again, if Calvin & Hobbes was a webcomic, it would take number one. I'm so glad I got that complete book collection. The Giant one. It's only flaw is it's weight.
A Shitty Person:
Achewood by a longshot. Onstad's writing is absolutely brilliant, and the depth added to the characters via their blogs, Beef's zine, Nice Pete's books etc just makes it that much better.
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