HEY GUYS

[Chojin]

have you ever read a webcomic

like an entire webcomic

and then when you finish, the ending is a downer/sucks and is completely out of left field

and then you're all depressed and you don't know why



cause wendy just did that to me ;<

[Chojin]

although i will say that cutewendy had a satisfactory ending!

[ziggytrix]

webcomics have endings? i thought they just went on and on forever like a kid with ADHD (or whatever it's called these days) telling someone how his day went. :/

[ziggytrix]

http://www.wigu.com/strips/20020220.png


i mean, really.

[Juttin]

You mean, when you read the first, all the way to the latest, and you can't wait for the new one, so you get all bummed because there wasn't enough entries?

[Trash]

I think he meant like a webcomic which isn't updated anymore.

[Chojin]

no, a lot of plot-driven comics have an actual ending. Sometimes it's because the author got bored or didn't have time to continue working on it, but usually it's something that the whole comic was steering at from the beginning. Like Queen of Wands, for example.

Most webcomics actually aren't one-shot gag strips like penny arcade or vgcats, the latter of which is the posterchild for ADHD-afflicted nerd humor. Most webcomics are also nothing short of fucking terrible, but when I get hooked on a plot comic I tend to obsess and sit there until I read all of its 200-600 strips.

I'd never actually caught such a comic while it was running until recently, but now I read Girly (http://www.go-girly.com) with FREQUENCY. It's a plot comic that is largely cute and not too serious and is the sequel to cutewendy, which is the comic that spawned off of wendy which is the comic i started this thread about ok

I don't want to hear about how lame/gay/actually gay the comic is, I just thought I'd link it since someone would ask because their copy of google had overheated or something

[Chojin]

oh by the way guys i checked out garfield online last night as a joke and found out that they have an actual running plot going and the comic was kinda funny and I just don't know what to think about anything anymore :<

[Juttin]

I used to read CTRL+ ALT + DELETE, until I forgot the url to it.

Anyways, it was a good, plot driven comic.

I wish I knew the address, though :(

[Chojin]

yeah, if only there were a way to like, search for something on the internet - Like, maybe a big database of websites, and you could put in keywords and it'd search its databse for matches. Why, such a thing would be like the engine of the internet. A search engine, I dare say.

Someone should make one of those.

[Juttin]

CTRL + ALT + DELETE is too generalized. It'll just come up with " Using Sneakykeys" and stuff like that

[Chojin]

ctrl alt delete comic

into google

and




MY GAWD

FIRST RESULT



WHO WOULD HAVE THOGHTU ASJHVBAEYBFYEWf

[executioneer]

sometimes the end of achewood story arcs does that to me :(

[CaptainBubba]

Nice Pete's storyline was the best one.

Cartilage-Head was the worst. >:

[Juttin]

I liked the Great Outdoor Fight


3 Nights, 3,000 Men, 3,000 Acres

[Mad Melvin]

Did Boston & Shaun have an actual ending or was the last strip just more stuff about gay dragons talking crazy shit?

I don't wanna ever see that comic again, so im not going to check it out myself.

[Ihach]

I still reread achewood story arches when i cant wait for the new story to finish