Author: kjc

Have you ever met a woman who absolutely drives you nuts? Who knows just what to do and which buttons to push to completely upset your way of life, your plans and your peace of mind. Imagine that she’s your enemy. Or worse yet, imagine that you are her enemy and she’s after you. She can outthink you; she can anticipate your next move; she can outfight you; and she never plays fair.

She is more than a pain in the butt to you; she’s worse than a bitch; She’s A Nightmare that just won’t go away. Continue Reading →

Sluggy Freelance. SLUGGY FREAKIN' FREELANCE! Over a thousand comic strips! THIRTY-FOUR CHAPTERS! SEVEN books! Almost SIX YEARS! The paraphernalia for sale! The support sites! The tribute sites! The Pete Abrams worship – it's everywhere. Plug "Sluggy Freelance" into Google and you get 25,600 hits.

Where does one even plan to begin to start to talk about this comic?

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Roxy Liao’s ProxyRoxy is not your typical webcomic. In fact, she’s not even trying to create a comic at all. Through funny, cute, strange, and occasionally impenetrable sketches, she illustrates her daily blog and illuminates her mood in ways that words could never capture.

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Woe, the eternal struggle, the painful decision that will color a reader’s perception of a given webcomic forever… but a decision that nevertheless must be made: does one start with the cast page or the archives?

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Story-telling is cyclic. The good guys are up, the bad guys are down. The bad guys are up, the good guys are down. It’s a distillation of the rhythmic nature of the human experience. But this pattern becomes a problem when it’s circular and repetitive, instead of progressive. Like people, some characters do the same thing over and over, repeat the same shtick or fail to grow despite the wealth of experience heaped upon them by the authors of their webcomic plotlines. Continue Reading →