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&stripHere is another one! David C. Simon's Crimson Dark
The story is simple, but entertaining, the dialogue is fairly tight. All in all it's a fun little comic, if you're into that sort of thing.
P.S. Yes, the spacecraft on the intro page does share an uncanny resemblance to a HAC, and Vaegyr Ward does share somewhat of a physical resemblance to Lawrence Fishburne circa, "The Matrix."
The story is simple, but entertaining, the dialogue is fairly tight. All in all it's a fun little comic, if you're into that sort of thing.
P.S. Yes, the spacecraft on the intro page does share an uncanny resemblance to a HAC, and Vaegyr Ward does share somewhat of a physical resemblance to Lawrence Fishburne circa, "The Matrix."
Like the cel-shading. The Frig (it's a Frigate, bwahaha) reminded me of StarWars more than the HAC, shame on me. Will definitely give this more of a chance.
It's a bit unnatural how they are just so frozen (like a picture novel), but I guess that's what you get when you omit some of the important elements in a comic.
It's a bit unnatural how they are just so frozen (like a picture novel), but I guess that's what you get when you omit some of the important elements in a comic.
This is actually a pretty good comic. GS should hire this guy as a content writer or something.
I read on a bit, but was not really struck by anything special (except for the art style, and that didn't grip me). Plus, it looks too reminiscent of Star Wars comics I've read.
Needless to say, the best webcomics are xkcd, Questionable Content, and Gunnerkrigg Court.
Also, I've seen people make text links rather than just dumping the entire url in the post on this stupid half-assed forum. How do you do that?
Edit: url stuff fixed. Thanks, Chaos
Also, I've seen people make text links rather than just dumping the entire url in the post on this stupid half-assed forum. How do you do that?
Edit: url stuff fixed. Thanks, Chaos
You type url=www.url.com inside square brackets, type the text you want displayed as the link, then type /url in square brackets.
Needless to say, the best webcomics are in my opinion xkcd, Questionable Content, and Gunnerkrigg Court.
Fixed that for you.
Fixed that for you.