Anonymous
7/14/2025, 3:54:31 AM No.149386562
What makes a webcomic bad, /co/?
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Anonymous
7/14/2025, 3:56:58 AM No.149386597
>>149386562 (OP)
when its written by a 14 year old girl who thinks theyre lesbian and hates their parents for no reason in particular
or trannies.
when its written by a 14 year old girl who thinks theyre lesbian and hates their parents for no reason in particular
or trannies.
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Anonymous
7/14/2025, 3:59:32 AM No.149386628
>>149386602
Why can't you jerk off to Spirit Falls?
Why can't you jerk off to Spirit Falls?
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Anonymous
7/14/2025, 4:59:24 AM No.149387367
>>149387296
yeah that works.
yeah that works.
Anonymous
7/14/2025, 5:07:49 AM No.149387462
Anonymous
7/14/2025, 6:22:44 AM No.149388318
>>149386562 (OP)
Webcomics suffer from having nobody to tell them no when they make retarded decisions.
There are so many webcomics that are permenantly in the middle of a god-awful arc that's been going on for sometimes 10+ years, that makes absolutely no sense, appeals to no-one, and shows no sign of ending.
Webcomics suffer from having nobody to tell them no when they make retarded decisions.
There are so many webcomics that are permenantly in the middle of a god-awful arc that's been going on for sometimes 10+ years, that makes absolutely no sense, appeals to no-one, and shows no sign of ending.
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Anonymous
7/14/2025, 6:25:25 AM No.149388344
>>149388318
Also they have a tendency to become fetish material over time.
You can sometimes see the gradual decline of the artists mental state over the years of their webcomic. Beginning as a normal, sometimes even cool story, it eventually devolves into chapter after chapter of the main characters getting inflated and forced to huff fart gas.
Also they have a tendency to become fetish material over time.
You can sometimes see the gradual decline of the artists mental state over the years of their webcomic. Beginning as a normal, sometimes even cool story, it eventually devolves into chapter after chapter of the main characters getting inflated and forced to huff fart gas.
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Anonymous
7/14/2025, 6:28:30 AM No.149388377
>>149388344
Losing grip on the story all together is another one. Many webcomics will start out with an actual story, but somewhere along the line it turns into the characters just hanging out at a bar chatting about who's dating who.
If a character has some special powers, like maybe they can shoot fire, where this was once used in dramatic fights for the survival of the planet, is now just a repeated gag where their ears start shooting out fire when they get embarassed
Losing grip on the story all together is another one. Many webcomics will start out with an actual story, but somewhere along the line it turns into the characters just hanging out at a bar chatting about who's dating who.
If a character has some special powers, like maybe they can shoot fire, where this was once used in dramatic fights for the survival of the planet, is now just a repeated gag where their ears start shooting out fire when they get embarassed
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Anonymous
7/14/2025, 6:33:46 AM No.149388432
>>149388344
They should start where it's all their fetish then instead of pretending. Like Kit n Kay Boodle did.
They should start where it's all their fetish then instead of pretending. Like Kit n Kay Boodle did.
Anonymous
7/14/2025, 6:34:05 AM No.149388438
>>149388377
But perhaps the biggest failing of most webcomics is just the general lackadaisical approach they almost all have.
There's no real effort or direction. It's more like the artist is just trying to draw everyday as a habit rather than trying to produce an actual entertaining story.
There's no planning ahead, they just start with chapter 1 and go one page at a time, writing themselves into holes and then retconning those holes away and persisting with the shit they've created, never once trying to make it actually good.
There's never an end to webcomics, no end is even planned.
Nobody ever thinks of their webcomic as a "project" because that would imply a completion state. The webcomic is always just a part of their life, a habit, a routine, never anything that's actually going anywhere.
But perhaps the biggest failing of most webcomics is just the general lackadaisical approach they almost all have.
There's no real effort or direction. It's more like the artist is just trying to draw everyday as a habit rather than trying to produce an actual entertaining story.
There's no planning ahead, they just start with chapter 1 and go one page at a time, writing themselves into holes and then retconning those holes away and persisting with the shit they've created, never once trying to make it actually good.
There's never an end to webcomics, no end is even planned.
Nobody ever thinks of their webcomic as a "project" because that would imply a completion state. The webcomic is always just a part of their life, a habit, a routine, never anything that's actually going anywhere.