Thats the first thing i thought of typing when clicking the comments section.Trivun said:ULTRAJOE!!!!!
Also, great comic again, love the set-up there
Also, It setup and took the shot cunningly.
Thats the first thing i thought of typing when clicking the comments section.Trivun said:ULTRAJOE!!!!!
Also, great comic again, love the set-up there
This, and this alone, will keep me at least opening the page with the comic on it.Susan Arendt said:Eventually, yes. One will likely have a hamster on it.
It's part of why so many people spend time here.Grey Carter said:Which, and let's be frank here, is one of the founding freedoms of the internet.Blair Bennett said:especially with the vicious beating of elderly people who disagree with me.
As in the 'fixed' part of the comic title?Formica Archonis said:Yet another random question. When did the "fix" happen? I never saw the original online and I thought I hit it pretty soon after it was uploaded.
This is actually a good point about how you can see the punchlines coming. That said, a lot of other comics are still funny despite this problem. In fact, MOST comics have telegraphed jokes from time to time. Since Critical Miss doesn't have a large backlog of comics built up, at this point it's not possible to properly analyze the comic simply because we don't have enough evidence of the cartoonist's style. Five comics are not enough to establish a trend, anymore than five doodles on a napkin are enough to get the measure of someone's artistic talent.ArmorArmadillo said:Wow, this series is really developing a pattern for atrocious comic style. This joke, like most in the comic, is absoltely terrible for it's telegraphing.
Let's break down the panels.
1: Girl talks about wanting to use violence after seeing Kickass.
2: Sees Ebert and says she's going to change his mind.
3: As superhero, threatens violence.
4: Uses violence.
Sets up a situation, then follows through the situation. No twist, no variation, just doing exactly what you say you're going to do. This comic always leaves a bad taste in that it always tells you what it's punchline is going to be in advance. A character warns that an avalanche of games is coming, then an avalanche of games comes.
Comics as a medium demand a certain understanding of timing style, and organizing panels for an effective punchline, and this comic consistently fails miserably at that.
Edit: But oh, there's an Ultrajoe plug OMG. Really? References? That's supposed to carry the comic? People looking at it and going "Oo! I recognize that thing you just mentioned!"
Yup, and the various edits to the comic.Bevvie said:As in the 'fixed' part of the comic title?Formica Archonis said:Yet another random question. When did the "fix" happen? I never saw the original online and I thought I hit it pretty soon after it was uploaded.