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[dpat57]

Maybe there's something you'd like here -- try 'em and see!



Starship Captain II
The continuing adventures of Captain William Star and the crew of the GSS Eagle.

CROWBAR - a Sci-Fi adventure!
A curious boy befriends a robot inside an alien pyramid on a distant planet! Together they must solve a puzzling mystery before dark forces overwhelm them.

Space Pirates of the Black Quarter
In the near future, human colonies on Jupiter's moons are attacked by mysterious space pirates whose advanced ships can outrun other vessels. A mismatched band of roughnecks and smugglers join forces to take the pirates on!

Sword Princess Yukisaki
In a fantasy feudal Japan, young princess Yuki struggles to avenge her family's demise, with the help of her faithful cat Tetsu and a supernatural being, Mashen-Shiru.

MARS
Sinister events overtake miners on the Red Planet, Mars. [Program Terminated, Sep 2012]

Secret Agent: British Intelligence
When the fit hits the shan and the world's about to blow up, send for secret agent Biff Thrash! This man is dangerous! [Case Closed, Dec 2011]

Starship Captain
The adventures of Captain William Star and the crew of the GSS Eagle. An unashamed homage to original Trek, although not as good. [Season Finale, Dec 2011]

Most comics are updated weekly, at least.

[29 Jul 2011 edit - thread's one year old! How time flies!]
[22 Oct 2011 edit - new webspace links updated]
[07 Feb 2012 edit - finished comics shifted down the list]
[22 Sep 2012 edit - MARS finished, Starship Captain II added]

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[smbhax.com]

Gathering all your forces into a single juggernaut. Hm... Clever, very clever...
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[TheDru1d]

I have to admit I don't read your comics dpat, because the whole 3d thing is not really my cup of tea, but I just wanted to say it never ceases to amaze me how you keep 5 webcomics going so neatly. Hats off to you sir.

[dpat57]

smbhax.com wrote:

Gathering all your forces into a single juggernaut. Hm... Clever, very clever...

My dark forces.

TheDru1d wrote:

I have to admit I don't read your comics dpat, because the whole 3d thing is not really my cup of tea, but I just wanted to say it never ceases to amaze me how you keep 5 webcomics going so neatly. Hats off to you sir.

Heh, thanks... you're not alone, judging from the stats (or lack of same) you and the rest of the internet seem to be allergic to this brand of 3D webcomic.

Never mind, it keeps me off the street and out of trouble, ergo I shall persevere to the bitter end.
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[Santaroga]

Every once in a while I check out Secret Agent...

The art takes some getting used to, ok, maybe it takes a lot, but you're one heck of a writer. There's fun, there's action, there's drama. Keeping five seperate stories going is a real feat.

[RustMonster]

dpat57 wrote:

you and the rest of the internet seem to be allergic to this brand of 3D webcomic.

I've tried to read your comic a few times, and I just can't stick with it. Your characters are too deep in the Uncanny Valley. I hate to say that, because it's obvious you work really, really hard on it... but that's my experience.

[dpat57]

Santaroga, thanks for reading and thanks for saying so.

RustMonster, that's a mighty interesting comment, and one I didn't ever expect to see! I didn't think my characters were anywhere near realistic enough to reach uncanny valley's revulsion zone, even on their best day. But it's as valid a reason as any. Eye of the beholder and all that.
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[t_catt11]

Excellent idea, dpat.

For the record, I like Starship Captain quite a bit.
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Power corrupts. Absolute power is pretty neat!



a D&D webcomic. Beware the puns!

[dpat57]

Thanks for saying so Olan, appreciated.
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[dpat57]

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[Harrington AW]

Quote:

One thread to rule them all...

...one thread to find them,
one thread to bump them all,
and in your favorites bind them.

I'm rather a fan of the art style, actually. And since most people don't seem to have one good story in them, writing five good stories at a time is suitably impressive.

-S
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[smbhax.com]

I like the sorta backwards flying buttress coming off the Wotan. : D
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[Zoe Robinson]

I like the boxy style you've got going on. Every time I see one of your comics, I know it's yours just based on that. Also, it reminds me of a cross between Lego and Centurions, that one 80's cartoon. I don't know why but it does.

I've not been able to really get into the comics but I think that's just because the stories aren't gelling for me. That's down to personal preference I suppose (I don't like much modern sci-fi, truth be told) and nothing to do with the comics themselves. You're an excellent writer, I'm just not your audience.

Finally: I'm going to add my name to the list of people saying you rock for managing five comics a week. The only other person I've known to do that is John Wagner, who wrote 2000AD for a few years in the 80's and even then he had to take on a co-writer to keep going.

Well done!
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[dpat57]

Heh, thanks all for your comments and thoughts!

smbhax.com wrote:

I like the sorta backwards flying buttress coming off the Wotan.

Practical art deco! Docking clamps for the two tin cans (work shuttles):


John Wagner! Man I loved 2000AD back in the day. +++ Nostalgia factor overload! +++

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[Harrington AW]

I'm glad to see that there's "more to come..." with Biff Thrash. That's got to be my favorite comic.

-S
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