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Because to make my comic I have to inadvertently read Dominic Deegan, and after a few strips of that I kinda want to gouge my eyes out. Of course, the preferred state is wanting to gouge Mookie's eyes out, so I take frequent breaks between making comics in order to re-align my hatred.

I wouldn't think you could call someone a has-been when they're currently still featuring in one of America's most popular television shows. I mean, personally I don't like Lost, but you can't deny that it's popular.

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I like Terry O'Quinn.

Everybody likes Terry O'Quinn, that's why they made a flesh construct (think occult robot) that looks like him. Easy to distract people.

It seems to be best when it's analysing and making fun of the original comic , rather than just making with the funny and cracking wise about, oh, lovesick tentacles (and is there any such thing as a tentacle that isn't lovesick?). Oddly enough, the strip you've linked to there isn't making fun of ...

One click takes me to the ancient world equivalent of a DIY show. Scandalous! These Imperial property holders are up-up-up on their way to bagging more aurei than they'll know what to do with! Renting or timeshare, just watch the asses roll in! And what asses! These two pre-Italian broads are fine! ...

You don't have to have any kind of talent whatsoever to make a webcomic, so why should reviewing them be any different?

Boobs.

I rate that site Baboon/Chimp.

I spoke to people who like Dominic Durgan for some reason, so I updated it for them. Go read it, all you people who wanted that.

(I figure it's easier to say that here than make some pointless new thread.)

Legendary wrote:How can you go cross-eyed with just one eye?

What happened to the Durgan I know?

You go cross-eyed in your heart. You just have to believe!

Sortelli wrote:Bad ass.

Oh, that's nothing. I also have a crew.

ShineDog wrote:Dominic Durgan is a pirate?

Dominic Durgan is a PIRATE!

I don't have anything to say about this other than "Yes, I am."

Because it is...it's main purpose was, after alll, a gag strip... I meant more of a practical joke. Y'know, like pushing grandma down the stairs. But if reading it is making you unhappy, why do you continue...? You can solve this entire crisis by not reading it. Besides, him stopping his comic woul...

Global village. Man, Marshall McLuhan would love you if he wasn't dead. I feel the same way about media. I greatly dislike a lot of it for the same reasons, and I find hyperbole a very amusing way of explaining it. Just because I complain and criticize, however, doesn't mean that I don't like other...

You know, Durgan, I'm not sure I like what you're doing to Dominic Deegan. The strip may deserve all the scorn you heap on it, but such an obsessive loathing strikes me as bad form. Oh, just get me started on one of the other webcomics I hate and watch me rave like a maniac about that instead. Yes,...

Read it and didn't hate it with the burning passion of a thousand firey suns? I'll take that as a victory! I know, I was shocked as well. I mean, it has elves and everything. I've been trying to come up with a theory on "child writing" and I think you got a good stab at it; kids like to just amalga...

oh my that's a big post

I always imagined the sex (or lack thereof) to be a recurring sort of joke Funnily enough, I always imagined Dominic Deegan to be a sort of ongoing joke. You have to admit, when he does end up making major plot holes, he manages to fix them rather nicely. (for the most part...like someone else here...

Maybe Gregory is the DND version of the sorceror, who has inborn talents that emerge as the character levels up. Only in the Gregory story arc, he needed to access his inborn powers right away, which is where you get the internal fondlage of magic balls going on. But, plot holes. He's been shown to...

With a main character whose ability to acurrately foretell the future is only eclipsed by intolerable pseudo-intelligence in the form of character favouritism ("Dominic knows BECAUSE HE IS SMART"), you get the worst kind of drama. That is, hyped-up nothing which is quickly resolved because the main ...

Actually, "jigawatt" was a legitimate pronounciation that has been superceded by the hard G. The scriptwriters attended a lecture of some kind where the guy said it as "jigawatt" and so that's how they spelled it in the script. Lloyd read it as it was, no error on his part. Besides, considering the ...