From Death Til Now appears to be sort of about Genesis, sort of about modern government conspiracy mythology (non Jew-hating edition*). I’m liking it. No idea yet whether there’s any Mythos involvement, so it’s less Delta Green
I’m liking it, thus far.
Moe Lane
*IE, secret government projects and investigations rather than International Zionist Conspiracies.
…it’s a webcomic, after all – and a webcomic whose protagonist has some, ah, unique perspectives on dating and relationships. Still: the responsibility does weigh heavily, at times. But it is a gift, as well as a burden; and it would be criminal of me not to share that gift far and wide.
Parson’s lost weight. A good bit of it, in fact. It’s not just the different artist; the face and arms are definitely showing weight loss.
Frankly, he needed to.
Moe Lane
PS In other news, Scenes from a Multiverse is shaping up nicely.
Apparently I’m not in a political mood yet this morning: this Dresden Codak comic still has me laughing. From a director who adapts classic books to movies without actually reading the former first:
I was hesitant to do the The Grapes of Wrath
, due to its similarity to Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
*, but my financier insisted on at least one Steinbeck adaptation.
And that’s not even the punchline. Continue reading ‘Dark Science.’
On the perils of allowing yourself too much identification with NPCs:
It’s a dangerous game to love that which has stats and therefore can be killed.
Actually, that last panel of FFN has another good line, too. It’s one of the better webcomics out there; a shame that it’s just once a week.
…of the Girl Genius
It’s not that the Male Love Interest #1 is lying; he’s not. It’s not that MLI #2 is accusing MLI #1 of lying; he’s not. It’s not even that MLI #1 did bring back Heroine’s family from the grave as a romance gambit.
It’s that it’s a recognized romance gambit. One that’s been done, ah, to death…
It may take you a little bit to catch on, but ye gods is it comprehensive. I am in awe. Continue reading The finest slap at George Lucas you will see today.
Go take a look at the website hosting your favorite webcomic – and don’t lie; this is the Internet and you are in the blogosphere. You have a favorite webcomic.
OK?
Now take a look at this website.
English does not have words for the level of unfairness involved, frankly.
As a method for sucking in people to watch romantic comedies, that is. Heck, make the first five or fifteen minutes cool enough and you can get people to forgive you the remainder :coughcoughcoughGladiator
