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SkinniDip:
I really like your comic, and I like the art in color or otherwise. It doesn't matter that much to me. The color is nice, but I appreciate the comedy or whatever either way, and the drawing style is unique enough that either way it's still awesome.
So I have absolutely no opinion other than I love the comic, so that post was kind of pointless.
happybirthdaygelatin:
The color looks good. Which is kinda tricky, with some b&w strips it seems weird to see them in color and sometimes it's just plain not right. Good job.
KharBevNor:
Nice comic indeed! There are way too few metal-related webcomics.
fredhate:
Thanks for the feedback everyone.
I'm a pretty big black and white comic fan myself, but I think that when you have the ability to put up color at no additional cost (unless you count time), then you should go for it. If I were to ever put out a print collection it'd have to be black and white, since color printing is so sickly expensive, so I should play with colour while I can.
Hopefully the color will continue to look better. The second color strip is an improvement on the first, and hopefully the third will continue that trend.
Khar - Yeah, there needs to be more metal in comics for sure.
bev:
Hey there mate, that's a pretty fucking top notch comic right there. I mean it's hard to get any comic off the ground, some people just hit it big right off the bat and it looks like you're gunna do just that. None of this "were a new webcomic and we're gunna aknollege the audience in the first strip" crap, you got right into it and cracked me up big time on the frist strip. I'll be honest and say two things, I loved the black and white more than the colour, stylistically it just looked cooler and gave it more edge. Just because you can add colour at no extra cost doesn't mean you really have to, black and white isn't a sign of cheapness it looked really good. Secondly, just a minor quibble of course, that some of the later strips weren't quite as funny but you're only just starting and it's pretty obvious you know what you're up to. I'll be keeping a close eye on this one, with so much crap floating around in the webcomic scene these days it's a pleasant surprise whenever something like this comes along.
And if people find this overly offensive, it's 2005, get used to it. I don't get the world these days, 10 yearsd ago we hit the height of acceptance with violence and offensive material in comics and the media, sure it's gotten more offencive of late, but there's also too much bitching. Eeveryone wants to censor or cut movies, stop violent games and if offended by comics like this. Why have we all of a sudden moved back instead of forward? This comic isn't the most offensive out there and really knows what it's doing in keeping it JUST under the bar of going too far. Geez in 30 more years women'll be back in the kitchen and the word shit will be censored on tv.
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