linkages...
I thought I might put out a little disclaimer on my links and stuff...
anything under 'my links' is mine, feel free to peruse
anything that begins with someone's name/number is theirs, peruse, but don't blame me
most of the tons of comics I've linked are fine for all ages:
Jack is for mature audiences only! trust me
for the peoples who don't know:
8-bit theater, Adventurers, Atland, l33t pixelz, Order of the Stick, Role of the Die, RPG World, and VG Cats are all gaming related, whether it be video or table-top.
Alien Dice, Pure, and Shivae! are all products of Shivae Studios and I highly recommend them for their amazing animal work and both fun and deep story-lines.
Jack is at the very least a furry comic, but it also is based in the confusing areas of heaven and hell and deals with some sensitive subjects.
User friendly, Ctrl-Alt-Del, GPF, and QC are all geekiy computer-y comics of various types... though Ctrl-Alt-Del also got a decent amount of video-gamey stuff in it.
Mows, Neko, and Two Lumps are all cat comics
Fox Tails, Shifters, and Werechild are all shifter comics (as the name of the middle one might imply) from various backgrounds.
Clan of the Cats is also a shifter comic but with a more mature base. If you have problems with Magik, Wicca, etc. don't read it, otherwise I highly recommend.
CRFH and Surreal U are both college comics. CRFH is short for College Roomies from Hell and to call it odd would be an understatement, but after I read it's 4th or 5th cross-over with another comic I read I had to start reading it, it's funny. Surreal U is no longer updating, but I still recommend checking it out, though I might be biased. It was written by a student here at Uwyo, he's no longer updating due to his graduation, but the archives are still worth a read.
Legostar Galactica, Schlock Mercenary, and Shotguns in Space are all sci-fi strips. Legostar Galactica is a spoof strip, there's no hiding it, Schlock's a fun and funny comic, and SiS is still in the works...
Anime Arcadia is a cute little comic about a boy who draws a cat-girl then accidentally wishes her to life and the interesting hijinks that follow.
Antihero For Hire is drawn by the same guy who does Adventurers, but is a modern 'super hero' story
Funny Farm's, well... exactly what it sounds like... and so much more...
Mansion of E is a fantasy setting of sorts. It can get a little confusing due to its absolutely huge cast, but it's definitely worth a read.
Pokémon X is a spoof of the 'newest' line of Pokémon video games, definitely worth checking out.
Rob and Elliot and Sam and Fuzzy are both hard to explain, you'll just have to read them and see for yourself.
If you read German feel free to check out the German-language strips. Benutzer Freundlich is just User Friendly in German and 'OotS auf Deutsch' is the same for Order of the Stick.
The Please! movie short is a 15 min film which I highly recommend. It's a relatively serious film, but the acting's great.
*skips a whole bunch that don't really need explaining*
Seiyo No Shorin-Ryu Karate and Kabudo Kai is the official site for my new style of martial arts... envy me!
I think that's all the ones I need to explain... if there are any others you care to ask about, feel free...
#2
anything under 'my links' is mine, feel free to peruse
anything that begins with someone's name/number is theirs, peruse, but don't blame me
most of the tons of comics I've linked are fine for all ages:
Jack is for mature audiences only! trust me
for the peoples who don't know:
If you read German feel free to check out the German-language strips. Benutzer Freundlich is just User Friendly in German and 'OotS auf Deutsch' is the same for Order of the Stick.
The Please! movie short is a 15 min film which I highly recommend. It's a relatively serious film, but the acting's great.
*skips a whole bunch that don't really need explaining*
Seiyo No Shorin-Ryu Karate and Kabudo Kai is the official site for my new style of martial arts... envy me!
I think that's all the ones I need to explain... if there are any others you care to ask about, feel free...
#2
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Man you read a lot of comics. I used to read more, but they don't seem to keep me interested for very long anymore. I am working my way slowly through the massive Penny Arcade archive (one that I don't see on your list), just because people I know talk about it all the time, so I feel I should at least read it. Next on the list after that is to pick up Order of the Stick from where I left off...because it is pretty awesome. I just never felt like actually going through what I missed.
yeah... I read way too many comics... but I'm used to it... I just never got into Penny Arcade... I mean... it's got its moments, it just doesn't... pop... for me...
#2
Yay! I can stop bugging you for new comics because you've got them all listed right here. *Hug*
*hugs back* that's one way to handle it, yup...
OK, I have one question: Is #3 also alternatively referred to as #0 in your links, or is that just yet another Amber? And if so, who was the computer person who started the counting at 0?
#3's a 'true' Amber, #0's Alexis.
Diana numbered us 1-3, then we made Alexis honorary Amber #0 so that we could do an Amber Quartet... now we've got 0-7 and only 1-3 are actually named Amber... and heck, #4's a guy...
#2
Though thank you for asking because I'd accidentally marked #3's blog as being #0's... the rest are right though... I swear...
#2
"Who is Number One?"
"You are Number Six."
Or is there supposed to be a comma in there. We'll never know. :-)
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