…because their authors’ have decided to use Twitter to say all the filthy political stuff that they don’t dare say on their front page.
And I liked Questionable Content, too. but I’m not going to pretend that it’s proper to make jokes about anally raping female conservative politicians.
And this is why I actively disconnect myself from the personal politics / Twitter accounts from webcomic artists. It’s full of stupid, political drivel that I just don’t ever want to hear.
Wish I could draw. I’d make a webcomic.
I don’t think that the inability to draw has ever actually stopped somebody from making a webcomic. 🙂
In fact, Moe, the inability to draw has probably made the greatest webcomic of all time, xkcd, better.
I have a similar problem when I add SF author’s blogs to my rss list. Like Frederick Pohl, for example. He mostly just blogs about the good old days, and those posts are awesome – and then he’ll do a few posts where you realize he’s just another unhappy, bitter, old lefty angry at the world.