Critical Miss: #4
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It looks like Clive...Littaly said:
*Puts on shades*
Put some thought into that game.
YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!
Great... I start up a blog at the beginning of this month with the name Critical Miss, post a link on The Escapist forum, and surprise, a couple of weeks later I notice that there's a new webcomic posted with the same name. Not claiming infringement at all, since it's not exactly the most original name ever, but... talk about taking the wind out of my sails.
I love this commic and the author's sense of humor. This is a great addition to the Escapist.
Vice Versa
The developers put more title into his thoughts than he ever did.
(because there is a logo wedged into his brain)
He put more thought into this title than the developers ever did.Nimbus said:
Vice Versa
The developers put more title into his thoughts than he ever did.
(because there is a logo wedged into his brain)
Wait, the female is in the fridge but is alive, while the male is outside the fridge but has been gruesomely killed? What kind of messed-up comic is this? 
Wow, are you sure Erin isn't Maltese? Cos that's EXACTLY the type of politically incorrect crap we come out with all the time.
and it's still awesome
and it's still awesome
I can't remember either. I'm used to the old days, when comics had the main character's name in the title (like Desperate Dan). But then comics in those days were funny too. Maybe I'll stop coming back each week to complain about this comic, but then all we'd end up with is a thread full of blazing compliments.zombie711 said:
If something wasn't worth their time, I think people are less inclined to comment at all, as opposed to those who think something is really great/absolutely terrible. I wish they did comment. It is far more helpful.
That was a tragic loss of a great fishing simulator. Rapala Pro Fishing Move Edition, you will be missed.
Oh, uh, it sucks for redshirt guy as well. Who wants a donut?
Oh, uh, it sucks for redshirt guy as well. Who wants a donut?
Plenty of comics have an on-going story to them, it isn't necessarily a bad thing. Sometimes the story is very obvious, and other times it's a more subtle story. On top of that, EVERY comic (save for single-panel comics) has times when it continues from the last comic for a brief while before going back to just random events. One comic I read seems to have one on-going story per week, then it starts over with something else on Monday and keeps to that theme for the week, with the Sunday comic just being some random event.DTWolfwood said:
But I digress. It's too early in the cycle to say if this comic will have a continuous story or not, but I doubt it will. I mean, the first two comics were fairly separate from 3 and 4.
Must have been the Snakehead Edition.
I meh'ed on this one. I appreciate the effort... but I think you may have used too many words. Could have ended it on the third panel... or you could have just let the guy embrace Clive crying until he remembers that they took a life insurance policy on him.
I just can't laugh at this one, not sure if I'd laugh at my examples either. They're pretty poor.
Question: Is Clive the equivalent of a Red Shirt?
I meh'ed on this one. I appreciate the effort... but I think you may have used too many words. Could have ended it on the third panel... or you could have just let the guy embrace Clive crying until he remembers that they took a life insurance policy on him.
I just can't laugh at this one, not sure if I'd laugh at my examples either. They're pretty poor.
Question: Is Clive the equivalent of a Red Shirt?
