| Comic: Sam and Max |
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I love you Sam & Max. More than anything in the world.
Steve Purcell is one of the most brilliant artists ever, period. |
| Comic: TwoKinds |
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| oh yeah, a rating... |
| Comic: TwoKinds |
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| Its amazing how much you've developed your skills over the years. You make me feel lazy. |
| Comic: Lucid TV |
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| Hilarious stuff. |
| Comic: Sequential Art |
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| Your "sketchy" style is beautiful, and you really give your characters an animated, organic look. Great comic. |
| Comic: Sinfest |
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Your style and sense of humor are top notch. It seems you were influenced by Watterson very much, proof that when young artists are fed the right food, they grow up to be big and talented.
"Super Pimp, defender of his own interests"---priceless. |
| Comic: Doobl! |
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I won't either, but I would encourage anyone who reads this to observe things very carefully.
A decent effort, but not my kind of thing.
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| Comic: Annihilicious! |
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| Well no wonder I didn't understand some of the comics, my crappy browser wasn't loading some of the panels. So to anyone who considered not going to the Annihilicious site because of my last comment, go. You WILL understand all the comics. Or else. |
| Comic: Annihilicious! |
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After a few months of working the fire mines of the sun, I've arrived back on the scene. I caught up a little with your comic. A few of them I don't get, but when I do the result is laughter. Very irreverant stuff.
Major kudos to the progressive style of your comic, the way you blend one story into the next. You are the "Mr. Show" of comic strips. |
| Comic: Angel Knights |
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thanks for the criticism, though i think "mediocre" wasn't the right word to use. based on most of your Favorite comics, you seem to enjoy a different type of humor, like Ctrl-Alt-Del which I would say is "medicore"(I hate repetitive humor) except that its targeted towards a different fan base.
Where is your comic? The link just takes me to a search site. |
| Comic: Orlando Griffen |
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| I laughed. I cried. Then I downloaded porn. |
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