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Clearly this Improv will be about losing one's sanity, providing a good example of what I have turned into, since I was pretty sure that it was me who suggested that title...

Where's the Swastika bucket?

Anonymous wrote:who threw the rock at the star kittens?

The ? puppies.

edit: Also, if the moon kittens were meant to represent the muslim population of the world, obviously the TWO star buckets are meant to represent the Shiites and the Sunnis. They'd never reside in the same bucket.

Anonymous wrote:Show us more tits, Fritz!

Pay up first!

No feedback?

I think the holidays are leaving all of us a little confused.

The Everydaycomic, a blatant rip-off of Scott McCloud's Morning Improv - started a loooong while ago, but in a rather disclosed circle of fellow artists. For some weeks now, I am doing more or less the same as Mr. McCloud - formwise, that is: I let the public participate by giving them the ability ...

Rip Tanion wrote: As for the Germans...don't get me started

As long as you can restrict yourself to aforementioned civility, please be my guest!

Is it something essentially McCloudian that kittens must follow controversy? When he wrote this here: Anyway, hold tight. I'll be done with this one soon enough and we'll move on to weird, mostly harmless comics about kittens and/or minor appliances. I am pretty sure he was being sarcastic and as a...

Am I the only one who thinks it is funny that Bill looks happier in panel 8 than in panel 1?

Jimmy Ho wrote:(By the way, it would be really great to have permalinks for your MI page posts, since many of your "blog" entries are really thoughtful and deserve to be made easier to refer to; the MI frontpage is more than a list of links, or what Hyung Sun Kim recently started calling a "linkblog").

I concur.

Nah. He got accidentally ELECTED!

Greg Stephens wrote:So everything comes back to comics eventually, anyway, right?

It's a sequential world, baby.

I think Scott should do one where he goes back and changes stuff in previous panels every day. By the end, the early panels could be altered enough to make the story completely different than it would have been had it all stayed the same. I like the wickedness of the intellectual antagonism with wh...

Voted for "Meadow" here and for "Bob" in the other thread.

Well, I think even if more basic problems were found out, I don't think it would change the fact that this seems like it would be a good idea for some readers while for others it would not. So wouldn't it be a good solution to let the readers give the option for both solutions? A link in the way it ...

From an HTML standpoint, do anchors work in horizontal space? I think that's not so much a question of the HTML standpoint but what browsers are able to do and therein lies the crux. I saved the whole part 2 of the current Improv to my harddrive and then played around with the HTML file in Dreamwea...

finished a new one a couplde of days ago: <a href="http://www.radicalartistfoundation.de/z ... m">here</a>

Anonymous wrote:
I like "I'm Not Your Dolly" so far. The problem I have with this story is that it seems to lack focus. I like abstract comics, but it seems to be a bit too abstract for my taste.

Would you please explain to me what you mean by "abstract"?

*raises hand*


but I think that subject deserves an own thread.

Before I will go into your criticism, I want to announce that I am finished with <a href="http://www.radicalartistfoundation.de/z ... .htm">"I'm not your dolly"</a>

Rip Tanion wrote:And the United States, through out it's history, has traditionally suppoted democratic governments.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHahahahahahahaHAHAHHHAHAHAHAAHAHA
*SNORT*

no, seriously. sorry to bust in this meaningless "controversy", but that's a lie. an outrageous one.

And where is your own web-comic?

So I should just try and mail them again?