DavidC
03-18-2005, 08:08 PM
I find that webcomics are a great way of passing time at work.
AntiHeroForHire is pretty damn funny (it happens that the main character looks like one of my friends).
The Wandering Ones is kinda cool.
Dominic Deegan: Oracle For Hire is pretty damn cool too, and it's full of puns for people that like that sort of thing (I'm not too keen on it).
However, my favourite webcomic is Jack!
http://www.pholph.com/
Jack is the grim reaper, and he witnesses people's deaths, and takes them to judgement. Hell is described in brutal detail... and there's a lot of similarities between his work and Lewis'.
You have to get used to the bad grammar and the weird way of drawing the characters, but after a while that seems to fade away.
Just make sure that you read the first frame first, and go from there, as there's a plot (and the first full colour frame is AWESOME: for best results view it after changing your resolution to 800x600 or 640x480).
Highly recommended, though I'm not terribly good at communicating it.
Take care,
Dave.
AntiHeroForHire is pretty damn funny (it happens that the main character looks like one of my friends).
The Wandering Ones is kinda cool.
Dominic Deegan: Oracle For Hire is pretty damn cool too, and it's full of puns for people that like that sort of thing (I'm not too keen on it).
However, my favourite webcomic is Jack!
http://www.pholph.com/
Jack is the grim reaper, and he witnesses people's deaths, and takes them to judgement. Hell is described in brutal detail... and there's a lot of similarities between his work and Lewis'.
You have to get used to the bad grammar and the weird way of drawing the characters, but after a while that seems to fade away.
Just make sure that you read the first frame first, and go from there, as there's a plot (and the first full colour frame is AWESOME: for best results view it after changing your resolution to 800x600 or 640x480).
Highly recommended, though I'm not terribly good at communicating it.
Take care,
Dave.