hmmm....
Old by the third comic.
Well drawn, good thought process, but average humor and no story.
I suppose it could have been worse.
As for the honorable mentions:
IM - if I wanted to IM I'd do it myself, but I don't.
Minigames - this almost copies Yahtzee's critisism of what bad webcomics are.
the interwebs - this had escapist written all over it, it was well drawn and worded and was a
good parody of this internet culture.
Manly Guys - Haven't I seen this somewhere before...oh yes, that rule about not using anyone's
characters, right.
The Last Shot - Octavi Navarro, you are the next Gary Larson. Not everyone liked what he
did either. (but I really did)
Robot Viking Ninja Pirates - What? No aliens or zombies? Actually it looked like a story might
have miraculously developed here.
Difficulty up - Sakes alive! This one was well done.
Paused - good writing, but...cut and paste much?
BUM-HUG-PAR-ADE - Writing skills needed, also art lessons, also story, also a need to get out
more.
Fables from the Rift - Great Cesar's Ghost! I'm going to have nightmares now, but this comic
would keep me coming back for more.
Inglorious Slayers - Just No...
Dropped Frames - If I wanted a novel I wouldn't be on the internet. This could have easily been
a prose piece without the comic part.
SMFS - Title too long, did not read comic.
ANUBIS - Not enough substance, but it is nice to see the Egyptian pantheon getting some play.
Girls Don't Game - And stereotypes don't make good comics.
Escapist Radio Theater - If you think gaming subjects would be good for radio, pitch the idea
to a radio station. If you think it would make a good webcomic,
that pitch is likely to come from a mental institution.
Name Game - Nice escape from most of the ordinary here.