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Camp Weedonwantcha by Katie Rice — Cumulonumbskulls
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But then,
I remembered.
Oh yeah thank P2MC28, I'd forgotten to look for the Kittie as well
Strangely I'm still struggling finding it in this one. Sadfaced Mike is sad.
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Oh. OHhhhhhh. Nevermind, I found it! Sneaky kitty!
― Edgar Allan Poe
but if you want a hint...
Now, I don't want to presume anything, but Katie is making a full colored comic that updates twice a week. She puts a lot of thought and effort into the narrative, the characters, the design, and a ton of other aspects. You know how much time she devotes to drawing and hiding a cat? Minuscule. If it were me (and I recognize it's not) I would appreciate comments on the content of the comic; what you appreciated or didn't appreciate, how it made you feel or what it made you think. And if you don't have anything to share, then don't. If the majority of the comments consist of mainly "I found it!" or "I can't find it!" or "This kitty was hard!" or just "kitty
I don't mean to ruin a fun thing, but that's what I think.
To follow my own advice, I really enjoy the great twist here. Creative cruelty is favorite pastime of some youth. My childhood is proof.
Hey if someone found the cat, then they probably gave the whole work a good look-over. So at least you know they may be taking in some of the smaller details. And, of course, actually reading the comic.
As an artist as much as I'd like to have good well thought out comments on my work, I know full well that 9 times out of 10 it doesn't happen. But I also appreciate ANY comment on my work regardless of how short or simple-minded it is. Granted, I rarely get comments on my work but that is neither here nor there. My point is just let people have their fun. It's harmless, and still technically on topic. Is it "right"? Debatable. But it is what it is and getting mad at people who aren't really doing anything won't get you anywhere. Chiiiiill
Great comic, Katie.
Insomnia, Kayan Refugee, Cancer.
I really like the idea of camp mutants now..
That you tricked me into looking at the clouds in the first place made the payoff that much better.
Thank you Katie!!
Fantastic pacing/framing(what am I trying to say?), I didn't expect that; genius
The Misadventures of a very Metal Kitty!
I also love it when someone feels enough about something in the comic to write a longer response, and talk about their own feelings and observations, but I know that sort of thing isn't for everyone (myself included, I rarely comment on the things I like because I'm too clumsy with words).
I guess to sum it up, I just want to thank you guys for continually reading and being wonderful in the comments section. I know they say to never read the comments, but it's been great so far.
And while "don't read the comments" is generally a code I live by (seriously... I've been permenantly scarred by some of the things I've read on Youtube) In general I've found the comments section on this comic to be one of the kindest I've seen on the net so far.
On the comment issue.. one of the great things about this site and this comic in general is that when you produce some of your deeper, more thought provoking comics (like the now LEGENDARY Darkplace), the discussion can get super in depth and that's wonderful, but at the same time when you produce a lighter comic like this I don't see the problem with lighter comments as well... Especially when kitty finding is clearly something you wish to encourage, even if someone just posts "Yay I found the cat" it's still there way of showing that they read and enjoyed the comic, as well as the extra activities you chose to weave into your ongoing narative. I don't see how that can ever be a bad thing.
So I'm 1/2 asleep and none of that probably made ANY sense, but to sum up:
Katie, I love your work, thank you for continuing to be awesome and I hope you continue Wedonwantcha for a long time, so I can come here, discuss the deeper comics while laughing and hunting kitties on the lighter ones.
I found the Katie!
That was funnier and less creepy in my head.
The manatee kid is so cute......