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Achewood => Achewood => Topic started by: Choop on December 05, 2011, 11:01:58 pm
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http://www.achewood.com/index.php?date=12052011
okay i have GOT to learn more about Hén and the as-yet unnamed narrator
also color me surprised that there's another comic and it's only been under two weeks
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Is that a human? A cat-sized one?
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maybe it's the underground version of that cat lady who's had so much plastic surgery
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I continue to be interested in seeing where this is going.
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This strip has so many panels it might be fair to call it a week's worth of comic.
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This strip has so many panels it might be fair to call it a week's worth of comic.
It is seven rows. Definitely a weeks worth. But oh man, new characters, a whole new venue (inside Ray's brain). This might take awhile.
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That first link doesn't work for me.
Also, I keep forgetting that there was ever a strip.
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Ah, steamroller.
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oops. link fixed.
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Well, it's very very good, isn't it? That's some prime Achewood right there. Mmmm hmmm.
Heh. Scrabble is pretty popular. And the cup next to the Scrabble board is perfect.
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This is like the part of Mulholland Dr. where you give up on trying to follow the plot and decide to let your lizard brain just look at the screen.
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medically, yes, he is partying.
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I was going to comment on this earlier, but the graphic design in the last 5 panels stunned my visual cortex.
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I have to confess that my least favorite strips are the ones with so many pictures without words. But at this point I'm ecstatic to see anything.
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I have to confess that my least favorite strips are the ones with so many pictures without words. But at this point I'm ecstatic to see anything.
I think Cartilage Head is the real determiner of which side of Achewood one prefers. That's about the best 'spooky' series of panels he's made, and as I recall there was little to no text for a few days of updating that arc. I love that stuff.
Although now I think about it, I wouldn't go all the way and say I prefer that kind of strip, but I do like most of them he's done. One of the most gut-bustingly funny strips of all time (ALL TIME!!) was Day V of The Party when Ray is dancing to 'Africa' by Toto, and that had basically no words. In fact, that strip basically made Ray. It tells you all you need to know.
http://achewood.com/index.php?date=03182002
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New dude is definitely contributing.
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I'd can him, but I fear the consequences of exceeding the can:post ratio of 1.
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So Ray's K-Hole is a bar in Wiemar Berlin? Perfect. Between this and the Christmas Card, I'd be willing to bet Dr. Andretti's AMA membership lapsed a while ago.
And hey, good to see you're all still here.
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I think Cartilage Head is the real determiner of which side of Achewood one prefers. That's about the best 'spooky' series of panels he's made, and as I recall there was little to no text for a few days of updating that arc. I love that stuff.
I think it's fair to say that Onstad is one of my favorite writers, but not one of my favorite artists. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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Nothing wrong with that at all. It's definitely the writing that matters to me too, just that sometimes a series of panels with no words is a kind of writing.
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If decent writing can prop up weird art, there's a chance you'll like my minicomic afterall. Hurrah!
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Is that a human? A cat-sized one?
More of a moai really.
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So Ray's K-Hole is a bar in Wiemar Berlin?
It took me a moment to realise I'd heard that phrase in SP, not Achewood and then I was glad that my internet entertainments had synced up on subject.
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Is that a human? A cat-sized one?
I believe that Hen, the designer, is a cat such as Ray. I believe that the lady is some manner, form, or fashion of an animatronic, automaton, or otherwise clockwork. This is evidenced by the pivot on the outside of her arm, by her shoulder and the seam that runs between her arm and her shoulder.
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She is Liebot's sister.
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What makes it interesting is the term used is "designs" rather than "designed" or even "programs" or "programmed."
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What makes it interesting is the term used is "designs" rather than "designed" or even "programs" or "programmed."
I got the impression that he is a personal fashion designer in her employ.