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Dropping by the forum for the first time in a while because I found something Allan (and hopefully some of the rest of y'all) might be interested in, if you haven't already seen it. Check this out and see how many pages it takes you to figure out why the style seems so very familiar...

--RS

There's a whole bunch of them here: http://despair.com/viewall.html

--RS

Backing up a bit, I think that the "Towers of Hanoi assumption" is that the smaller one has to go on top. Because, you know, that's the rule in the puzzle. And so Alfy was just saying that even if he were on top, Alex could probably manage not to crush Pierce while... Er, wait. The whole point of th...

I tend to read all my comics at the first point in the day when I have some free time and access to my computer... This tends to be sometime in the morning, but it varies from day to day.

Just sayin'.

From a lecture hall,
--RS

No! You know the rules! No forethought! No planning! It must be spontaneous! *brandishes his nunchucks*

--RS (I knew there was a reason I never changed my avatar.)

Regardless.

That is all.

--RS

(Okay, okay, I know spelling errors get me down, but today's comic was funny--*sigh*--regardless.)

It does, it does! ^^

And your LiveJournal experiments are quite interesting. I approve. I still need to try the dice one...

--RS

Okay, so. You know how I was going to hold off on getting Making Comics so I could ask for it for my birthday? Well, I broke down and bought it yesterday, because I have no self-restraint. And then I went home and read it in one sitting, because, again, I have no self-restraint. Yeah. And I really r...

AR Gurney wrote a play called "The Dining Room" that traces over many years the history of a single room and the people who move through it... It seems quite suited to being adapted to this sort of format.

Just an idea...

--RS

Erf. I'd kinda forgotten about this thread. Sorry to keep you hanging. First, if you'd excuse a brief fanboy moment... (I figure I'm asking the right person here.) SCOTT. FREAKING. MCCLOUD. OMIGOD. I really enjoyed the talk as a whole (you can find the audio recording here , by the way). Not having ...

The first line has five The second contains seven Then five more follows Unfortunately, Allan, the one you like is a 6-6-4 and not a 5-7-5 haiku. Reminds me of a self-referential double dactyl I came across once... Long-short-short, long-short-short Dactyls in dimeter, Verse form with choriambs (Ma...

Oh, and by the way, I just got done watching Scott McCloud give a guest lecture. Yeah. I think I'm still kind of in shock. Details to follow once I've had a chance to compose myself.

--RS

Wait, there's another one? Geez, where have I been? O.o

--RS

...

Squeee!

Just the other week I finally bought my own copy of "Understanding Comics"... Sheer brilliance.

Sigh. *is such a fanboy*

--RS

You know, for a cybernetically-enhanced secret agent, Eliza has a pretty horrible track record for sneaking into places so far.

--RS

Andrick wrote:

Nyamaza wrote:Link 1 Upper right panel

... Those are cameras.

You know, I totally failed to pick up on that until just now... O.o

--RS

Aww... I was kinda hoping to see at least a little of the carnage... But I guess this works too. *waves a little "Go Eliza!" flag*

--RS

Since I'm now apparently the person in charge of this sort of thing: http://maskedretriever.livejournal.com/ ... tml#cutid1

--RS

...this is a note to us.

--RS

The_Fox wrote:2) Supposing he wasn't, redemption is prefered to destruction, and he'd be damn scrambled after that pulse.

Well, he was apparently pretty scrambled the first time around, and Rick managed to fix him up just fine...

--RS