And now it's time for a stupid and overly judgemental poll.

Sabacc · Post by **Sabacc** » Mon Aug 27, 2001 12:59 am

SUGOI!!!! MISPELLING WORDS IS SOOO KAWAIIIII!!! ^____________^Anyway, I don't really have a comic I dislike. Though I do dislike comics that have a continous story, because they force me to always read thier comic when it updates. Though, I DO Like comics with a story, because they're usually more creative. It's a vicious loop.

Somebody Strange · Post by **Somebody Strange** » Mon Aug 27, 2001 1:02 am

There are so many out there that are SO bad, I didn't bother to remember most of their names. But the one that really sticks out, in my mind, is Keenspot's Look What I Brought Home. I'll laugh at funny crude humor, I'll admit -- but I never once laughed at LWIBH.There are a couple other Keenspot comics that are equally as unfunny or offensive (at least to me), but LWIBH doesn't even have decent drawings to back it up. I'm not necessarily interested in decent drawings per se -- after all, I draw the jaggiest comic on the 'space, and AiS is one of my absolute favorites -- but I at least expect good drawing if your writing sucks as much as LWIBH.Like Exploitation Now. I don't like the writing... but the artist has talent.I really, really hope Scott Kuehner isn't some big biker with a bad attitude, because he's the one Keen so-called artist that I would love to see vanish from the net.--Strange/Dave, who's normally much more diplomatic about such things but felt like venting------------------
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ZOMBIE USER 68 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 68** » Mon Aug 27, 2001 2:23 am

Sab, heh. Storyline-fueled comics, in my opinion, come from a LACK of creativity. From what I can tell, the author of the strip comes up with one (1) good idea that can last through a week or two worth of strips and goes through a logical progression. Those of us (myself, the PA guys, and Aaron Farber of Pentasmal, most notably) who have to come up with a completely new setting or "plot" for our strips every day have a much harder time, in my opinion, just because we go through ideas faster. But that's just my two cents.------------------
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KAboomy · Post by **KAboomy** » Mon Aug 27, 2001 4:03 am

hmm, ive never relly thought of it that waythen theres sinfest that doesnt really have stories, and doesnt have a new setting every dayyou read like 20 of them or so and youve read them all

ZOMBIE USER 68 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 68** » Mon Aug 27, 2001 9:22 am

So, what's the worst webcomic you've ever seen or read? Besides this one, of course.------------------
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ZOMBIE USER 68 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 68** » Mon Aug 27, 2001 9:27 am

Sure, I'll answer.I don't really have a vote for the worst webcomic, although ones that are written by people who don't know proper spelling or grammar bug me to no end. Probably the most glaring example of this is <a href="http://www.unlikeminerva.com/~uk/index. ... ndoubtedly Kawaii</a>, but there's many others.------------------
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Tailsteak · Post by **Tailsteak** » Wed Aug 29, 2001 12:56 am

Sometimes stories are easier, sometimes one-shots are easier. It depends on what idea you have.Most truly bad webcomics don't last. You get little Keenspacers that update five times and then vanish. I assume the authours then kill themselves because, really, what else is there to live for? You tried to play a game with no rules and no boundaries, and you FAILED.

ZOMBIE USER 68 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 68** » Wed Aug 29, 2001 6:57 am

I don't see if there's an option OTHER than suicide like the winners who brought us such classic works of art as Regina Felina.*snicker*------------------
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Sabacc · Post by **Sabacc** » Fri Aug 31, 2001 12:16 am

I suppose what you're saying is right. Perhaps creativity isn't the right word to use. But I like it when a comic (or any other form of entertaining material, for that matter) refers to an event that happened months before.But then again, I'm weird like that.

Mat · Post by **Mat** » Thu Sep 06, 2001 7:59 am

I haven't read enough webcomics to be able to pick the one that I think is worst..but I did find this extremely ironic, Caph.You said: <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>
"...although ones that are written by people who don't know proper spelling or grammar bug me to no end...the...example of this is Undoubtedly Kawaii, but there's many others.
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>Speaking of bad grammar, that should be "but there are many others." I just thought that was kind of funny. <IMG SRC="http://www.keenspace.com/forums/wink.gi ... eers,------------------
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ZOMBIE USER 68 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 68** » Thu Sep 06, 2001 10:33 am

I kinda did that on purpose, Mat. "There's" is a bit more understandable than "there're." I hate the word "there're," and I didn't feel like typing "there are," so that's why I typed "there's." Stupid reason, I know. Sorry <IMG SRC="http://www.keenspace.com/forums/smile.gif">------------------
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Mongoose · Post by **Mongoose** » Fri Sep 07, 2001 12:35 am

It's kind of like how ending a sentence with "...aren't I?" is technically grammatically incorrect, but everyone says it anyway.And I agree... "there're" does look really dumb...------------------
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KAboomy · Post by **KAboomy** » Fri Sep 07, 2001 5:47 am

What you could have done is said "there's a sizeable group of others" or something along those lines to pull off grammatical correctness and still use "there's".