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I've looked at this thread many many times, every time something has been posted to it and then some, and now I have something to admit:

I think I'm in love with Leeny (or at least the avatar of Leeny).

I don't think it's insane. One of the better ones I've seen. You did the whole thing in an hour?

That's uhm... impressive.

I'm not sure I ever really felt the urge to see Scott's spleen, though.

Where can this jam possibly go from here? I was going to contribute early on, but then it became a serial type thing, and now I've got nothing.

Ha! Great job, Roy.

I tried to get him to put up his comic adaptation of the work of the Bard, but he said he wouldn't until it was finished.

Don't go and pull a Douglas Adams on us, Greg.

Try to save it as a ".jpg". Most webcomics are .gif and .png, but if you're scanning something in, .jpg will do fine.

What's a floppy got to do with it, and where is/ how do you upload to your webspace?

I have my monitor at 800x600, and I really disliked having to scroll in the tiny frame. I don't really like frames, either. Thankfully, Scott doesn't bother naming his base files index.html, so you can get directory listings. Go to http://www.scottmccloud.com/comics/mi/ and just go straight to mi-17...

Does that ending qualify as a deus ex machina? Did I predict, or even influence, the ending of a MI? I went to the library last week and was going to check out a book by Scott. They only had one copy, and they didn't have it--it showed up in the computer catalog as 'lost'. Apparently someone liked t...

I've got something of a delemma. I just posted a comic on my skateboarding site called Skategeezer http://www.nosewheelie.com/griptales/1/index.html Neato. I like the curly trails. Well, I just saw a post on a skateboarding bulletin board I follow from a friend, who publishes a print skateboarding ...

"e-mail" comics aren't soooop wide-spread, but I guess you shouldn't call them webcomics, as they aren't published on the net (yet). Technically, a comic published via e-mail is published on the net, since e-mail is part of the internet. It's not a webcomic, though... unless perhaps both the sender...

Greetings, What have your experiences been with the correlation between daily activity and your creativity, especially if your daily activity is very anti-creative? Last week, after about six months of 'unpaid vacation' (unemployment), I began a job doing assemply line type work. It's mind numbingly...

He's livin in Southern California, the wackiness capital of the world. I once read a statistic that said that a new monkey god was invented every twelve hours in LA . As a fellow resident of those parts, I must refute that statistic as a gross exaggeration. Every 36 hours. Tops. "The coastline runs...

That is a cool pic that Wikkit took. But for the record, I believe it's an orangutan, not a babboon. And we all know you shouldn't mess with an orangutan, else he put you on trial for Scientific Heresy. For they are the "Defenders of the Faith, Guardians of the Terrible Secret" All of McCloud's mon...

Greg Stephens wrote:SMTP stands for "Simple Mail Transfer Protocol" and is an extremely common way of sending email. In fact, I don't know of any other protocol used to send mail (but I'm not a true tech-head).

<geek>X.400, more common in Europe and Canadia, but not that common.</geek>

You know what would be good to end the monkey strip? A deus ex machina. The bad guys will be on the verge of killing the good guys, and suddenly the zookeeper will wake up the baboon that's making it up and feed him a banana. Then he'll go ponder like the one I took a picture of at the Kansas City z...

Here's a new question. If lentillations are considered animation, are holograms animation. Would holograms lie within or outside of comics? Well, according to one of the other threads, a hologram is not a comic because a hologram only captures one time and one place. A series of holograms could be ...

So a thousand drawings of a room from different perspectives wouldn't constitute a comic, since it is of one place at one time?

Sorry about the low quality scan, I wasn't the one who scanned it.

http://www.wikkit.com/Cartoon.jpg

[Edited to change it into a link from an included image, because it was kind of large.]

Dang, now the geezer is winning.

Greg, did this poll have any effect on you adapting 15 Minute Hamlet to the comic medium, or were you already planning on doing that? Is there a 15 Minute Macbeth?

I just finished a one hour comic. I got the plot idea and a name from http://rumandmonkey.com/elements/index.php , can I still call it mine? I'll try to get it scanned tomorrow, if I can figure out where to do it. The output from the CGI that I worked with was "The ladies room at the all male gay ba...

Thanks for re-posting it. I read through it the first time, and then forgot to bookmark it and couldn't find it again.

I'd stay at the hostel. It's cheap, and has a good location; the neighborhood is a bit seedy, but I wasn't worried about walking around alone at night. It's a couple blocks from Nicollet ('Eat Street', some great food) and is right next to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, which is an excellent mus...

It's been a couple years since I read Macbeth, and I've only seen Hamlet as a movie (from 1996.. seemed pretty faithful), but I had to vote for Hamlet. He's younger, and he seemed like a nicer guy, and the nice guys are supposed to win, right? Oh, wait, this is Shakespeare, the nice guy never wins...

Looks interesting... why have you chosen to do it offline?



Your link to the Art Institute of San Francisco has a space in front of it, which makes it not work.