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How Not To Start A Webcomic #17
Contributed by Rpin of 
Phalanx says:
What's wrong with it?:
- Lined paper...stick figures... photorealistics... sprites... All in the same page... urk... *drops dead*
- l33t - 5p34k, just in case you haven't figured it out yet.
- Ahem. In defense of womankind I would just like to say:
REAL WOMEN DO NOT HAVE THINGS LIKE THAT ON THEIR CHESTS!!
*snarl* You want to draw breasts, fine! But either draw them properly or draw em covered! - Punchline that makes no sense.
Saving graces: Nada. Zip.
Terotrous says:
Saving graces: It made Phanlanx revert into a feral state.
And it has an All Your Base reference. Classic.
mcDuffies says:
Pin went a step further, inserting not only sprite, but also a photo cut-out, nudity and stick-figure to lined paper. Real Dadaism, Max Ernst would be proud.
It starts with the first like. It's hard to tell what's more annoying: people who announce their comics as "teh best" or those who always talk about how their comic "suxx" (question raises: why are they making it in the first place?).
Lined paper, blue ballpoint pencil as the worst possible drawing tool, no point, no plot, no idea. Why would stick-figure and megaman make comics anyway?
There's lots of comics out there, that relay on randomness. They were usually not funny. Well, they were a few funny ones but that's not the number that could lead someone to conclusion that randomness is generally funny stuff. In reality, if it was so easy to be funny, everyone would be a professional comedian.
Tuna casserole and appearance of Dave Kelly and inside jokes that only 5-10 people who know author understand. Still, nobody wants audience made of only 5-10 people.
Finally, there's this breasts matter. They are too high, too big and oddly shaped. Almost as if silicon implantation went horribly wrong.
