| FlickerFoot |
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| I just started reading Grim Tales From Down Below a couple days ago, my older sister showed it to me, and I have since become glued to the computer awaiting the newest update. I have also begun reading The Powerpuff Girls Doujinshi, and although its combination of nearly every cartoon possible is a bit ridiculous, it is a good comic as well. Grim, though, was the first I've read, and my favorite so far. |
| Cheat2Win |
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| The first comic I ever read. It has it's downsides, but the art is always good. |
| MirrorGrim |
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Again, his art is amazing, but there are so many things that make this comic un-readable.
1. Blaming Mandy and Grim for the Holocaust and 911 is not only revolting, but insulting to the victims of these events, it's sickening.
2. Why did he makes Grim&Mandy's children incestual? Why? The pedo-Panty shots from PPG were bad enough, but there was no reason to ruin Maxwell Atom's creation with vile incest.
3. Mandy is very OOC, it was annoying at first, I would have dealt with it if it weren't for 1&2. |
| Revlid |
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Stunning art and original use of established characters, although I do wish Bleedman would try to finish a comic before he starts another.
And jackmcslay... Spawn's cameo was the best thing he's ever starred in, and he had three lines.
The Violentsad Mcbroodbrood Spawn of the comics is neither entertaining nor clever. |
| MisterAtaxia |
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| Unbelievable art.... One of the finest quality comics available. |
| JHZ |
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This webcomic takes popular saturday morning cartoon characters and places them in a universe where they all live in the same world, but it tends to get really dramatic. Despite the fact that you may not know who some of the cast is, the story is still quite entertaining and does a really good job of twisting reality.
Art: 9.643
Story: 9.856
Overall:9.347 |
| JamesGannon |
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| I discovered this comic because I'm a huge fan of The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy. The art is insanely great and presents a nice alternate timeline to its source material. It's a welcome treat to see cameos from characters from different shows and movies. But I hope it doesn't rely too much on other people's properties. |
| Pudge_bar |
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The art is awesome and the story is quite good, involving the son of the Death reaper and Mandy(If you are going to ask me "is that possible", well I dunno) about to reveal something.. well unknown.
If you like PPGD then you will like this |
| nazgjunk |
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Love it or hate it. Roughly the same comments as I posted on PPG Doujinshi.
Love it. |
| Quinlan RB |
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| interesting story with all the known characters from the cartoon, and tim burton world as well as spawn and that guy from the saw. Well drwn comic with pretty boring comedy |
| L'ope |
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| The comic is deliously sadistic in a comical fashion - particulaly the marriage of Mandy and Death - and the art is just gorgeous. The tone contrasts and yet is similar to PPG in a way that fits. I enjoy it very much |
| madhypergirl |
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| love it nuff siad |
| jackmcslay |
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| after totally wasting my time with PPG, I imagined this would keep doing the same kind of defacing of copyrighted characters. and the inclusion of Spawn is a real insult to him |
| ABYSS_GK |
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| I simply love it... NBC is one of my fav moive, and GABM is a favorite in my cartoons list... This hybrid is artfully done in both story and design... |
| newt_blue |
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| As someone who doesn't have access to the cartoon, this is like a lifesaver. I usually don't like the manga but this is excellent drawn and written. |
| Rael |
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| This is an awesome comic, involving Grim(from Billy and Mandy) and The Nightmare Before Christmas. Grim jr. is awesome, as is Minimandiy(hmm, I wonder what THAT is insinuating... *shifty eyes*) |
| tobadtobegood |
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| This comic so far is one of the best that I have read in a long while, but that's not saying mch I haven't read very many comics lately because I'm so busy, but so far this is the best! |
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