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Glad to see I got on there. Unfortunately do to some scanner issues, my 24 hour comic never got scanned and sent to the place I was instructed to send it to.

One of the webcomics I read on a regular basis, Jack, has successfully completed an experiment with something the author, David Hopkins, calls "Comic Hostage." Basically, the main comic is free to read, as it always has been, but now he tried this experimet in which he will reveal new pages of a sid...

I also quite enjoyed reading that and am glad that everything turned out relatively good in the end.

There's also some things you could do with the color of the word ballons, such as have them be different colors for different languages, or have watermarks in the background of whatever language it's supposed to be. I'd post and example of what I mean, but I'm not able to access the internet on my h...

...Whose Mind is it Anyway is probably the longest COMIC to come out of the Improv. Due to it's sketchy style, I was able to add a whole tier of panels nearly every day. I haven't done a panel count, but I'm almost certain that WMIIA would beat Meadow hands down in that department. Here's a panel c...

Ah, good to see you have it going now. One thing on the art page: The first page's wonderful drawing of Grim in all his hedonistic abandon... now with fantastic colors by GrimReaper2. (click to enlarge) That should actually say "RrimGeaper2," my older online alias, or Veleno Sangue, which is my more...

After reading the article I must say that I am completely against the university's decision to expel the kid and fire the teacher. One would think that an art school would be one of the biggest supporters of creative freedom. If they were concerned, they should have sent him to be checked by a licen...

Thanks for the biology lesson, Hunter. I guess that explains why I was freezing, walking on the Boardwalk, after drinking at the Hooters in the Trop, last Saturday night. a bottle inside a brown paper bag. What are the current "open container" laws in Boston? Here in New York, a paper bag won't sav...

Aye, I did have more thought out for it but 3 hours isn't much time to do a complete story.

Hunter of Wisdom wrote: But I don't get the impression that Sean's a boozer. Gods knows what I'm basing that on, though .

I'd guess it's because he's not holding a bottle inside a brown paper bag.

EDIT -- Ok, everything uploaded now:

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I have been awfully busy lately ... this last 24 Minute comic was only 15 minutes since I kept on getting interrupted by phone calls. Never did get to finish it, but it still works. It is also of note that this is my first posted comic using a nice caligraphy pen instead of a disposible kind. Other...

Well... I like to think that they could exist in another reality. If an infinite amount of other realities really exist then I suppose they've gotta be in one of 'em. I thought string theory only left room for the possibility of 11. Not that I understand string theory or anything. And while I'll gr...

I'm wondering if others here also have a tendency to think of their characters as "real" people with complex personalities and feelings You mean they're NOT real? :wink: Well... I like to think that they could exist in another reality. If an infinite amount of other realities really exist then I su...

I agree. That wasn't very nice, even if she doesn't actually exist in this reality. Hm...now I'm wondering if others here also have a tendency to think of their characters as "real" people with complex personalities and feelings, and thus would also take insult when someone insults their characters,...

So where is everybody's 24 minute comics? I can not be the only one doing this ... or am I? Well... I didn't do a 24 minute one, but I recently took a trip to Washington DC and on the three-hour flight did a three page comic for practice (pacing and such) for 24-hour comic day. However I won't be b...

Greg Stephens wrote:All drains lead to the ocean, Sharkbait.

Would have been odd if the male character in Scott's story responded "Well, I heard it in this movie once...it was about a fish."

I'd think any politics could probably be considered adult content, at least in one way. Little Jimmy would probably be bored to death from reading such a comic unless it were disguised in one way or another to be only indirectly talking about it (such as in recent episodes of Darby Conley's comic "G...

I read the article and thought this part was interesting: Drawings attached to the complaint, dating from the early 1960s, pair a small, two-legged eyeball with a large, dull-witted monster character in a "buddy" relationship. The lawsuit claims that Disney and Pixar also appropriated the "buddy" re...

Tim Mallos wrote:The good ol' US of A will NEVER erect a wall that is a kilometer high. We'll never go metric man!

Tim

I blame football for keeping us from going to metric

Guess they're just powdered donuts ;-). By the way Scott, I thought it was interesting what you did with the third and fourth panels. While I'm no expert on interpreting comic composition, would I be right to guess that the combination of the man's head with the womans body is to symbolize a type of...

Well, I'm still trying to figure out if I can convince myself to do one...

William Beckerson wrote: I was thinking of adding a gay robot butler...

C3P0?

Read the comic, enjoyed it, and am looking foward to the next installment.
;-D

Nice job.