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Aarin's Desk

Genre: Quirky
Date Added: 25 October 2006
Last Update: 2 March 2008
URL: www.anatali.com/aarinsdesk/index.ht...
Archive URL: www.anatali.com/aarinsdesk/arc...
Current Comic Ranking: 7823/15224
Views This Month: 1 (More...)
Average Views a Month: 34 (More...)
Favourite of: 28 members
Status: Normal (?)

People who like this comic also like: Zap!, Hopscotch, Rogue Robot

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Synopsis:
This satire explores the secret lives of an alcoholic writer’s captive helpers. With the myth of Exodus driving their mayhem, the residents of Aarin’s Desk challenge each other in a mockery of everything epic. Updated twice a week.

Current synopsis by: Aarin
Current image by: Aarin

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ZeroEntertainment
Completely quirky and a credit to the author's strangeness!
fesworks
When I first saw this comic, I was not too terribly interested because it was a photo comic. But I gave it a chance. It is definetly not hap-hazardly constructed. The backgrounds and various objects are not mere photos. There are some filters and effects in play. The background has a "paint and canvas" feel at times. The dialogue is where the real emphasis is. There are storylines and object... i mean, character development that brings out everyone's roles fairly quickly, but there are deeper developments always happening. This is one well written "art piece" type of webcomic. May not be for everyone, but it makes me feel like I'm a kid playing make-believe playing at a parent's "grown-up" computer desk.
pits
Aarin's Desk is a great webcomic parody, the only well done one I've read. It parodies fantasy and adventure type comics, and although it is very funny, it's characters have serious discussions here and there, which is also a plus.
Lynn
Weird, strange and funny. Definately worth checking out. My messy desk will never be looked at the same again.