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I have an idea what's with the popularity of vampires, zombies, Todd McFarlane's Spawn, Chtulhu and all things morbid and putrid. England went through the exact same thing some 100 years ago, when the empire collapsed. What we're seeing is the spiritual death of our culture, which for some reason ma...

To clarify, this is not a doodle. ^_^

To that the proper response would be, "You didn't hear what I said about the 'ultimate difference' being less important than you think. I could ask why anyone's supposed to listen to you when you won't listen to them, but you'll just say you're right and everyone else in the world are wrong. Maybe t...

The sign of a good villain, Darky makes me angry enough to want to speak to him personally. Here's what I would say: What you're espousing is the ideal of weakness, the philosophy of giving up. Light isn't self-sustaining, good doesn't last forever, and hope can be broken, you say. That's true. But ...

This is Fraulein Niemand. Anyone who gets the reference wins undying respect.

"Cannons fire only once, but words detonate across centuries", as it were.
Actions are noisy and all in your face which makes them seem immediately stronger, but ideas have a quiet, patient strength. Comparing them is like getting a tiger to kill a tree.

Pardon a noob, but where do you see these search strings?

A little Ikea humor.

About 20% of it was edible. So, yes.

I don't know. I exist outwith time while I'm drawing. Also I don't pay attention to the clock. Just today I happen to know it took me two hours to color a page, because I put a frozen chicken dinner in the oven at 20:30 and started coloring and then the smoke detector went off at 22:30 just when I f...

Just going to leap in here and say that while I have sympathy for the hardships of disabled people, it's not even nearly what my work is about. I fully expect my comics to be inaccessible to at least 95% of the Earth's population, not out of vanity, but because what I do does not appeal to most comm...

You're doing fantastic work, Serge, and I want to be part of it as you've so graciously invited. Well, I guess all I can do is link my comics - http://odaw.comicgenesis.com - and wish you have a good time. Do either one, or both, or none, whatever works for you, whenever. ^_^

Okay, thanks. That's good. (For me.) I guess this thread is done then.

I have this problem on two particular pages: http://odaw.comicgenesis.com/ and http://odaw.comicgenesis.com/indexfun.html Have scoured the FAQ and wiki and tried moving the code to different places, but no. Particularly odd as every other page I've got displays ads like they're meant to, and my desi...

Just jumping in here with a fun fact: I absolutely love browsing http://www.etymonline.com/ - finding the origin behind words I think gives me a special power that for all historically accurate purposes is identical to magic. Did you know that the words "be" and "are" originates from ancient words m...

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birthday boy turned 37 on Sunday <3

This might be inordinate amounts of praise, but your style reminds me of Milo Manara. o_o

You're not alone in finding Neil Gaiman inspiring. So much of what he writes is about writing . . . Sandman is a story about stories. Sure I realized I wanted to write comics upon reading his. Though it was when I read It Never Rains I first thought of drawing them. I could also mention David Mack a...

Thank you. Though I don't know if it makes particularly good use of the present tense, almost everything I write is the same tense so maybe I'm blind to it.

And, that is a kickass floor.

The best I've done is rather word heavy. In fact it's 4 771 words and five pictures, plus one picture that's a picture of a word. If that floats your boat, here you go . If not, well, you'll just have to avoid clicking. But take notice, my best is really very good, and you don't know what you're mis...

It works! Let's throw chocolates and flowers over Kisai.