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Namir Deiter
Author: Evi_cinnamani
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Genre: Furry
Date Added: 4 July 2004
Last Update: 3 December 2008
URL: www.namirdeiter.com/
Current Comic Ranking: 162/12521
Views This Month: 724 (More...)
Average Views a Month: 627 (More...)
Favourite of: 93 members
Status: Normal (?)
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| ruff1298 |
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| It's a great comic with frequent updates. |
| enchantedspleen |
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I've been reading this comic for yonks now, and i have been watching it steadily slide. Sure, updates and continuity are very reliable, (and really really addictive!) the stories have been becoming different versions of the same genre.
More often than not it involves romance and angst, which is good in a moderate way, but has been missing out on good chances for comedy (joy and the doll story had SUCH a lot of potential)
Basically, i beleive isabelle and terrence should calm down on their other projects, which is affecting their quality, and return to NDs "Golden age" ie their first year.
Art has slid too, colouring is wonderful, but anatomy needs a little help. (thumbs gone dodgy for one)
GOD I'M A CRITIC! |
| Aliyu |
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| Um.. Forgot to rate. |
| Aliyu |
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| Brilliant comic that updates regularly, has a steady plot, and colorful art. I've been reading it for like 3 years. :D |
| Houkiboshi |
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| Really cute and the stories are always interesting. |
| J.K. |
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| Nice furry comic about life in general. The Marks seem to be finally hitting their stride now... |
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