Webcomic idea
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1.He doesn't know what Vengeful means, he just put it in there cause it sounded coolMarble Dragon said:
2. They don't really know, Vengeful Koala isn't sure what to do just yet.
3.Sprite, Jaguarman insists that too much caffeine can ruin an evil plan, but the rest insist on taste.
4.The location is based around a city called Zoar city. The evil lair is currently based in the basement of a small pizza place. Papa Pizzaro is also a wannabe villain.
5. Vengeful Koala knows only two things about koalas, that they climb trees and eat bamboo.
Hell yeah I can use any help I can get. I'll post up the character sheets in a it, along witha full synopsis.Generator said:
This is so...actually kind of awesome. I'll contribute anything I can. I'd like to see it go up on the internet!
first for the people on this thread we never talk about /b second this has been done a lot but if you want to make it a little more original and change it up a lot! also make them very comical or something!
despairing but likely true. However you forgot to mention a few things. The comic will likely be stolen by numerous others. Or someone else will take the same ideas and do it in a way they find better.Xvito said:
Great! Well if you want to help out, you can try coming up with some villain or hero characters. So far here is my list of characters:Marble Dragon said:
Vengeful Koala: The mastermind behind the league. He has lots of insane ideas, but most get toned down by the "board of evil planning" and wind up kind of wimpy in the end.
Jaguar-man: Vengeful Koala's childhood chum. He joined the league simply to humor his somewhat crazy friend. He keeps things organized and less chaotic in the league. He is the director of the board of "evil planning"
Pizzaro: He runs the family business pizza establishment in Zoar city, as well as supports the League in his restaurant basement. He wants to lead a life of mischief, but most of the things he does winds up benefiting someone in one way or another.
Sure, I can find a way to squeeze him in there somewhere. That was fun to make I have to say.Dusty Pancakes said:
I like the butter on the head.alalge said:
Anyways, good luck with the comic.
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How about a mayor of Zoar City? One that read comics as a kid, dreams of becoming a superhero, and wants nothing more than to be fighter for good that beats up the villains and saves the day?
You can use TvTropes,namely Evil Tropes Index. Tropes are not exactly cliches,they're a bit broader than that,but still...alalge said:
WARNING! WARNING! THIS SITE IS A REAL TIMESINK! TvTropes is a demonstration of relativity theory - every second you spend there is actually a minute.
Anyway,this idea for a webcomic seems good. May i suggest some other villains?
Villain #1: Huge bodybuilder with glass bones - these two qualities cancel each other out,so he's not stronger than usual office plankton.
Villain #2: A mad scientist who can channel electricity through his body and attack with lightning bolts,but only if he is immersed in water.
Villain #3: Burpman. His burps are superpowered,but he needs to empty a couple of fizzy drink bottles into himself before he can attack.
Oooh, how about a clown superhero? He's covered in clown makeup and wearing a clown costume, so he looks rather evil. (And face it, we all know clowns are evil.) So evil, in fact, that he could be mistaken for a supervillain. Imagine if he made his way to the basement of the local pizza shop...
Oh, it's banned? Now I'm definitely putting all of my effort into helping with this project! Hmm...*ponders webcomics over cup of tea*Prowers said:
Hehe, I love tvtropes, and yes, that site has taken up hours of my life. In fact, a lot of ideas are coming from that site. Its real informative.Kollega said:
Funny that you mention posing, cause that is the technique I am using to create this comic. each character is made up of several layers, if you look closely at Koala's arms, you can spot where I put the joints.JimmyBassatti said:Get someone to make those rag dolls for Garry's Mod, and I say me and you do it in Garry's Modalalge said:
I honestly need an excuse to do some actually decent posing... making ragdoll fights just isn't fun anymore :[
But yeah, I'd pose for you if you decided to take that approach
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Good idea, by the way.
I was just wondering the problem of becoming self-aware. I'm currently on my second webcomic (the first I stopped doing due to creative issues) but I also received that criticism. A webcomic that notices itself as a webcomic can't automatically be deemed bad, can it? Is it because too many webcomics are self-aware and it has become cliched or another reason.NoMoreSanity said:
Since I wasn't too good at writing four panel jokes, many of my first webcomic strips could were about the process of making a webcomic (which I would deem being too self-aware) but they brought about humor in their own right. Even the new webcomic I'm working on has a series of strips written on it that would make it self-aware (although it fits the theme more), but I still don't understand why it is a bad thing to bring up right off the bat.
I'm not arguing against the motion, I'm just confused at what you mean by it.