Below is a list of comments made by RoivasUGO, in date order (newest at the top).
| Comic: Lullaby |
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| The art is one of the best I've yet to see in any webcomic, the story is wondrous with an excellent spice of grim and the characters, so far, are off to a good start. The only objection is the lack of dates, comments, or handy browsing on the site. Also, the font is annoyingly small. I'm curious to where this will be heading. |
| Comic: General Protection Fault |
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| Excellent comic, style and storytelling balances somewhere between El Goonish Shive and Sluggy Freelance, graphics not spectacular but do the job, and though there's a few Mary Sues among the cast the Trish character in particular is very well developed and has sme awesome moments. Definitely a good way to spend your night, it kept me awake on the archives. Recommended if you like the two aforementioned comics. |
| Comic: VG Cats |
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| Usually funny, sometimes absolutely hilarious. Is there a way not to like this? |
| Comic: Least I Could Do |
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| Very funny comic about picking up women. Some might find this to be offensive to women: they probably are no males, and have this bag of sand that somehow wound up in their panties. It's all in good fun and the jokes work very well. |
| Comic: Two Lumps |
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| This is one of the funniest comics ever! The artwork is simple, but the characters are adorable, the textuals hilarious and it's just very original. Just read the archives up to the eyeballs-stuck-under-the-door strip and you're hooked, guaranteed. |
| Comic: HER! [Girl vs Pig] |
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| Especially before the style switched over, this webcomic was unique and classic. While the jokes are still good after the changeover, it is now updated roughly once a month, sometimes less. A shame as they are easy to make visually. I recommend to read the archives and then forget about it so youcan come back later to enjoy it again. |
| Comic: Count Your Sheep |
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| It's really relieving to finally have comic that is nor parody, nor violent, nor harsh, yet always funny and adorable. Comparing this to Calvin and Hobbes in the "kid and animal" theme, this is always far better. And as stated on their site, CYS really is more than just cute and funny. There's often a moral, and sometimes a sadder comic as well, a little deeper. Highly recommended to people looking for more than your average comic. |
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