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Sanjay wrote:EDIT: Also, The Accidental Space Spy is an amazing read, as is everything done by that artist.

This is awesome, I read it regularly now.

I also read the thing with the magic knife http://www.webcomicsnation.com/thorsby/ ... pter=24643 ... very cool.

Has anyone else been reading The Evil Queen

Admittedly, it's a bit of a pain to follow but she tends to get a new page about ever week or two and the art is wonderful. I just want to emphasize how much I like this art.

My Sister the Freak

About two sisters being sisters and fighting aliens.

When I first started getting into webcomics, about seven or eight years ago, there was one that I remember really, really liking. But it was one of those "issue-by-issue" updates, and when I'd read all there was, I couldn't find a way of finding out when the next one would be up. So I stopped checking it, and eventually forgot the name, which was annoying as I wanted to revisit it. After a few times searching for keywords like "webcomic castle time travel", I remembered suddenly that it was an Australian webcomic, and so I searched for "Australian webcomic castle time travel", and, lo and behold, the comic came up: Platinum Grit. It's fantastic!

smiley_cow wrote:My Sister the Freak

About two sisters being sisters and fighting aliens.

I read that as "My Sister and the Freak", making the narrator the freak. Would also have been fun.

zomgmouse wrote:When I first started getting into webcomics, about seven or eight years ago, there was one that I remember really, really liking. But it was one of those "issue-by-issue" updates, and when I'd read all there was, I couldn't find a way of finding out when the next one would be up. So I stopped checking it, and eventually forgot the name, which was annoying as I wanted to revisit it. After a few times searching for keywords like "webcomic castle time travel", I remembered suddenly that it was an Australian webcomic, and so I searched for "Australian webcomic castle time travel", and, lo and behold, the comic came up: Platinum Grit. It's fantastic!

Sadly it requires some kind of flash thingy version that even my Windows computer (work laptop) does not have.

Astrogirl wrote:Sadly it requires some kind of flash thingy version that even my Windows computer (work laptop) does not have.

A little defensive, are we?

Oldrac the Chitinous wrote:

Astrogirl wrote:Sadly it requires some kind of flash thingy version that even my Windows computer (work laptop) does not have.

A little defensive, are we?

It requires Shockwave, which is both free and easy to install.

Which cannot be installed on Linux.

And isn't installed on my work laptop, so I would probably need to get an approval to install it.

Isn't linux supposed to be good? Perhaps instead of linux it should be linSUX hahahaha

You're all reading Antics, yeah?
Ed mentioned it before, but it bears repeating.

Man, I don't remember that comic at all but Past Ed sure knows what I like!

PyroPrav wrote:Anyone heard of Antics?
http://www.anticscomic.com/

- by PyroPrav » Thu Sep 02, 2010 4:46 pm

Oldrac the Chitinous wrote:You're all reading Antics, yeah?
Ed mentioned it before, but it bears repeating.

by Oldrac the Chitinous » Sun Sep 02, 2012 2:36 am

Yeah, let Ed take all the credit =(

hahaha oh pyro

poor pyro

Aw geez.
Aw geez.

Sorry, mate.

Okay, I found out yesterday that the co-creator of that comic I recently linked to is also the co-creator of Oglaf. That may be incentive for you. Although this is much, much, much less sex-based. In fact, sex is not even the core theme of this comic.