Making my own webcomic... no time to talk about someone else's. Um... Sinfest. That's fucking brilliant. Google it. Read it. Buy the Merch.
My focus has to shift a little bit here. If I'm going to write a novel and create a weekly comic strip and write a cyberpunk noir serial for the internet, I need to draw in the attention to that here, instead of splintering myself into so many different areas each week.
I'm still working it out. Stay tuned.
First, I promise, I'm not only linking to comics with a Star Wars Theme. It just happened that way this time.
I discovered B-Movie Comic during one of the many days lost to TVTropes (don't go there unless you have time to kill... I did you enough of a favor by not linking to any specific trope - you have been warned and I wash my hands of the whole thing).
I was talking about B-Movie Comic. It's not one that you can fully understand without starting at the beginning, but it's written well enough that the jokes come across if you haven't, and like almost all good webcomics, the art really has improved (despite not being all that bad in the beginning).
The artists comments below the strip really make for a fun dissection of b-movie art and sometimes comics, the internet, or life in general; and the comic itself is fun for anyone with an appreciation for bad movie-making. I've even gone to watch old movies lampooned in the strip, just because its mention piqued my interesr. Check it out.
If you want to start at the beginning of
Earth vs Uranus Act 3: Assault on Uranus, that'd be where I started. Or you can read The Revenge of Rutentuten, which I'm only about half-way through.
What the hell did happen to Threepio in this scene?
Episode 860: Fly by Wire
Anyway, Darths and Droids is my favorite webcomic right now. Mostly because it combines my two favorite geek pastimes: star wars and roleplaying. Also, it manages to be pretty clever most of the time.
If you haven't read it, here's the link to Episode One. Start there.
