Can we have a webcomic thread? Let's recomend or post updates to obscure and not really webcomics.
It's funny. Webcomics are thriving right now thanks to Webtoon and (to a lesser extent) Tapas, but I don't really see people talking about them as much as I used to back in the late 2000s and early 2010s. It's weird.
Can someone recomed something like delia? I liked the mistery and characters.
>>2Maybe they're more relevant but only among that subset of people.
I like Pepper and Carrot, I even bought the print books that were published recently.
the only webcomics i know are furnigger shit, and i'm 90% sure nobody wants to see that trash,here's some (probably) obscure directories thoughhttp://www.comicgenesis.com/http://www.keenspot.com/
I dont think that's how it works. If /pol/fags came to this site, they would spam without your permission. They dont need an nword pass.
That's not the point. That sort of language encourages undesirables to shit up the site. Calling people niggers, especially outside of side-threads, is not something that should be encouraged.
Normally I'd agree with you, but the furry community is such political poisoned AIDS these days that I dont blame anon for calling furries niggers
>furniggerWe're not on 4chan. No need to write like an edgy 14 y/o.
I've recently been catching up with Merry Hell. If anyone here has ever read It Hurts!! before, Merry Hell is basically what the spinoff of that comic should've been (in terms of funniness). It's heavily inspired by It Hurts!! style of writing, and Gobolatula himself even drew a panel for the comic. But the story of this comic goes like this:Two chicks live together; one's a shy pushover that's kind of a womanchild. The other girl is a drunken slut. But those descriptions don't really do their characters enough justice. Also they have a landlord named Daniel. He's great. The story is primarily focused on Meredith. Although this is a gag comic, there are different "arcs", and I have a feeling Merry will eventually mature as the series progresses. It's currently on it's 133rd comic today, but it isn't a chore to read. It's a 4-panel comic and the dialogue is quite snappy. It's a fun read.
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It's been a while since I've even touched a webcomic. I haven't even browsed through Webtoon despite that being popular nowadays. Last webcomic that left an impression on my was Rice Boy.
I wonder if the big AI hubbub will lead to any new webcomics. In theory all the people that said "but I can't draw!" now have a foundation to build off of at least. Then again, people had lots of sprite comics (and I read a few) so it doesn't really need to be that amazing to begin with.
>>13I don't think the lack of drawing ability really stopped people from making Webcomics, at least not in the past.I don't know too much about AI art, since I haven't engaged with it myself and haven't researched it. Being an artist myself, the fact that it uses stolen work put me off to it, as well as the general disdain many AI Art enthusiasts have for artists.From the little bit I do know, AI isn't quite able to do consistent images well enough to make a comic. I've seen some consistent characters here and there, but not to the level one would need for a comic. Perhaps as the technology matures, this problem will be solved.Also, it seem you would need a relatively beefy computer to use SD, and GPUs are getting really expensive.
