It's Webcomics, stupid.

Brolo

This is Tube hello. From now on no full comics should be posted in this thread. It isn't fair to the creators. Please post these rules at the top of any webcomics thread.

1. A link must be provided to any comic posted
2. Any image posted alongside it cannot be the full image. It should be some sort of crop or preview. Don't be a dick about this, I am in no mood.
3. If you don't want your comic posted here, contact pgroome@penny-arcade.com and he'll make sure it doesn't

http://rice-boy.com/vattu/index.php?c=220


https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2014/05/21


http://questionablecontent.net./view.php?comic=1212


http://www.octopuspie.com/2009-01-28/251-a-horrible-dragon/


http://gunshowcomic.com/ac/part1/


http://alwaysraininghere.com/index.php/arh/page-215/


http://achewood.com/index.php?date=07252007


http://qwantz.com/index.php?comic=1040


THESE WEBCOMICS DON'T GIVE A FUCK ABOUT THE EDICT.

Darmak

HEY BROLO



HI

Javen

Javen was warned for this.

no you're stupid

Munkus Beaver

Thanks, Brolo!

Larlar

I know I should punish every single one of these webcomics for flagrant rule violations but they are just

making

it

work

Elaro

...

......

baka

eww I FEEL SICK IN MY MOUTH

And that, kids, is why anime webcomics BOTH are terrible for your health

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SabreMau

Breaking decades of tradition started by The Yellow Kid in 1895, Whomp is a comic strip that is distributed Online.

Gvzbgul

http://realscienceadventures.com/

http://www.atomic-robo.com/

crwth

i dare larlar to call me stupid

SabreMau

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMhwddNQSWQ

Elaro

I dare larlar to call me crwth

SabreMau

Elaro wrote: »

...

......

baka

OmnipotentBagel

Elaro wrote: »

I dare larlar to call me crwth

There's some language even mods can't get away with.

Kevin Crist

All Anime is kowai.

SabreMau

The Devil's Panties is filmed in front of a Portland studio audience.

Also the artist for Tomo-chan has been using his vacation time to sketch a Twitter picture of Tomo's tomos. (not exactly NSFW, but standards for what's S at your W may vary)

-Tal

Javen wrote: »

no you're stupid

*your

Fleur de Alys

Harpy Gee!

RoyceSraphim

I saw a panel at pax on parenting future nerds, and they covered this exact thing.

RMS Oceanic

RoyceSraphim wrote: »

I saw a panel at pax on parenting future nerds, and they covered this exact thing.

The "let them make their own mistakes in a game" approach? Yeah, seems reasonable, it teaches them to pay closer attention.

RoyceSraphim

The firetruck comic on the last page of the old thread reminded me that Skyrim does not have the souls trapped in black soul gems screaming from the items you enchant them with.

Real lack of gravitas from ripping the soul out of someone and forging it in a sword.

Aistan

They weren't doing anything important with that soul anyway.

kriegs

I'd take my own soul and forge it into something awesome to... if I had one.

Duke 2.0

I took my soul to forge into a wicked sword, but all I managed to make is an ashtray

Mayday

I put my soul in a soulgem, ground it to dust and snorted the whole thing.

Karoz

RMS Oceanic wrote: »

RoyceSraphim wrote: »

I saw a panel at pax on parenting future nerds, and they covered this exact thing.

The "let them make their own mistakes in a game" approach? Yeah, seems reasonable, it teaches them to pay closer attention.

On the other hand, players who hide important rules or how mechanics work when you're still learning a game in order to give themselves an edge can go get stuffed.

They are more interested in winning than teaching.

RMS Oceanic

Karoz wrote: »

RMS Oceanic wrote: »

RoyceSraphim wrote: »

I saw a panel at pax on parenting future nerds, and they covered this exact thing.

The "let them make their own mistakes in a game" approach? Yeah, seems reasonable, it teaches them to pay closer attention.

On the other hand, players who hide important rules or how mechanics work when you're still learning a game in order to give themselves an edge can go get stuffed.

They are more interested in winning than teaching.

True, but in the case the comic presents that's not the case. The abilities of Rey weren't hidden from him, he need only read.

Karoz

RMS Oceanic wrote: »

Karoz wrote: »

RMS Oceanic wrote: »

RoyceSraphim wrote: »

I saw a panel at pax on parenting future nerds, and they covered this exact thing.

The "let them make their own mistakes in a game" approach? Yeah, seems reasonable, it teaches them to pay closer attention.

On the other hand, players who hide important rules or how mechanics work when you're still learning a game in order to give themselves an edge can go get stuffed.

They are more interested in winning than teaching.

True, but in the case the comic presents that's not the case. The abilities of Rey weren't hidden from him, he need only read.

Oh no, I definitely find no fault with the comic. I haven't played Star Wars Destiny but I imagine there are a number of characters you can use and Gabe was quick to point out where his son needed to look to learn about his mistake. It does not appear to even be the first game so his son is probably already familiar with character powers but didn't see it/forgot to utilize it.

DarkPrimus

The first time I played Agricola, I had a grand old time, except that at the end of the game the guy who was teaching us pulled out the scoring sheet.

He had never explained to us how to score points the entire time we played.

Kana

Their Story is a Chinese comic on weibo by Tan Jiu about both slamming and jamming



http://yaoi-blcd.tumblr.com/post/154255144765/update-from-tan-jiu-basketball-court-translated
http://yaoi-blcd.tumblr.com/post/154255889480/update-from-tan-jiu-basketball-court-translated

Also with a bonus winter joke strip!

http://yaoi-blcd.tumblr.com/post/154255947265/update-from-tan-jiu-a-daily-life-extra

Lalabox

please read that bonus winter joke strip

please

Moth 13

In today's Goodbye to Halos, rip Fenic's enormous head of hair.

BahamutZERO

I liked Upperclassman more when his head was always out of frame as a gag

Duke 2.0

I liked Upperclassman when his size was increasing 2% in every panel, threatening an eventual building-sized Upperclassman

BahamutZERO

Lalabox wrote: »

please read that bonus winter joke strip

please

hahaha yesss

Aistan

Upperclassman became less of a height gag as we got to know him more and he became more of a person to us. His height is still a defining trait but there's a lot more to him now, and so he's fully in frame most of the time.

I'm fine with losing a gag if we gain a character in the process. We still have everyone else's reactions to him, and those are always fun to see. Because now we've gotten used to him but these people who are just meeting him are still seeing the "out of frame" version. They're basically us and how silly we were back then before we got to know him.

Gvzbgul

I think it'd be neat if we only saw his head when we are with people who know him, but people meeting him for the first time see him with the shaded face.

JayKaos

What's important here is that the new guy is taller than the Upperclassman, and therefore proof that the world in Their Story has no upper bounds on human's height.

Owenashi

Okay, my website is still down due to issues with my host, so here’s Poppy 7, page 6 for the time being.

poppy-opossum.tumblr.com

statler

Camp Weedonwantcha

I wasn't going to post this because it's just a place holder but I just noticed the backpack. 8-)

HeadCreeps

https://twitter.com/AbbyHoward/status/807367257483603968

Machwing

he's gonna jerk it