The Webcomic Beacon: Episode 2: Art vs Writing

Fri, 12/14/2007 - 03:04 — fesworks

Coming in at about 30 minutes (like originally intended), we present our second episode! On the topic of “bad” art in webcomics versus it’s writing, we have a spiel from EvilCouch, and another great Casual Rambling from Brett Hainley!

We have webcomic reviews of Webcomic Reviews to Ugly Girl and Kawaii Not, as well as few Webcomic Impressions of No Experience Necessary, Wayward Robot, Flapjack and Toastie, and Road to God Knows.

Please “CALL IN” with a question or comment about this week’s topic, or next week’s topic! For next week, we will be talking about website design.

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