Comic whoring

[roadrunnertwice]

I'm not ready to write things that are about me at the moment, so here's a things-that-are-good notice:

Pictures for Sad Children started out as basically just a bitter and silly and caustic and pointless joke comic, but it occurred to me today that it's actually grown a fairly serviceable story. Hell, and the call center, and the Artist's Cafe... it works, you know what I'm saying? Also, it actually makes me laugh out loud fairly often, and that's a thing worth sharing.

(And man, if no one posted you a link to Stevie Might Be a Bear, Maybe, you have missed out.)

EDIT: Also, if you missed Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog the first time around (*raises hand*), sucka's up again. One lump, even.

Comments

[boopsce.livejournal.com]

Pictures for Sad Children: I got up to number 115 before I decided that proceeding any further in one sitting would probably lead to me killing myself.

[roadrunnertwice]

Yeah, understood--it's a comic that needs to be taken with fiber.

[gyladia.livejournal.com]

It's weird, I think I've been ruined for webcomics by reading Sluggy Freelance, and since nothing else can ever compare to that amount of genius I just get turned off really easily.

But I really loved Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog.