Thread "Compliment the Comic Belonging to the Person Above You!!" in forum "Meet, Greet, Show and Sell*"

Posted at 12:11PM, Nov. 25, 2008

George the Dragon: I've actually checked out your comic before. Back when it was done on a whiteboard with dry erase markers (isn't that right? or am I just making that up?) but anyway, I really love your style. The coloring in the newer pages is just amazing. It seems like you've definitely improved since the last time I checked out your comic. Very great work man.
And your banner, that is hilarious. Every time I see it, I start to laugh. :)
Keep up the great work man!

Posted at 6:11PM, Nov. 26, 2008

Wow, a new comic. :) Ryu's Krew has potential storyline and concept with interesting characters. B)

Posted at 10:11AM, Nov. 28, 2008

Eternity Comic has some nice professional looking manga textures in it's black and white (gray scale) pages. I like how much it feels like reading a digest sized book, even though it's on my laptop screen. Lots of fun to read!

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@$$hole!: Susie's second day of orientation

Posted at 1:11PM, Nov. 28, 2008

Asshole: One of my earliest favs, easy art, bright colors, great & clean sense of humour to boot. Too bad Orientation 2 doesn't show (might wanna resubmit it bro) but I completely understand -and agree with- your point. Now hurry up I wanna see what Susie did.

Posted at 12:12PM, Dec. 3, 2008

Raising Hell, as always, has a great color scheme to it that gives the world and the characters a nice and simplistic look which is pleasing to the eye. The characters are enjoyable, and creating a new word "incred-unbelievable" is hilarious!

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The first page went live today, where our mysterious narrator makes another appearance to lead us on this tale! Check it out!

Posted at 2:12PM, Dec. 4, 2008

Temple of a thousand tears is full of exciting, and often brutal samurai action, with black and white colours only turning to striking red when blood is spilled.
It is hand drawn in an unique angular style which gives it a very distinctive appearance.

Posted at 4:12AM, Dec. 8, 2008

Harkovast has excellent writing along with great colored pages. :)

Posted at 11:12PM, Dec. 8, 2008

I'm not a fan of romance stories, but I will compliment you on tight pacing. Each page isn't too wordy, the actions are clear, and story moves forward at a decent pace instead of meandering like most manga style webcomics.

Posted at 1:12PM, Dec. 9, 2008

Glimmer does a great job of presenting itself as a cute, sweet story, but has a delightfully wicked twist at the end.
Hopefully you will go write more of it!

Posted at 7:12AM, Dec. 10, 2008

Harkovast works on a lot of levels. I like that the story was easy enough to get you interested, but had enough depth to pull you into other previous pages. The last page's shot of the warriors running down towards the chapel structure is very very nice! :)

Posted at 2:12PM, Dec. 10, 2008

I didn't know what to expect with Pagan Zoetrope (what kinda name is that) but the characters are realistically rendered yet still retain their own individual expressiveness. Also, for a horizontal "gag strip" layout, the plot moves at a good pace and I love dry humor.

Posted at 5:12PM, Dec. 10, 2008

Glimmer has some very pretty coloring. It seems like ABG really knows how to use water colors. :] This looks like a promising comic.

Posted at 10:12AM, Dec. 11, 2008

Both Angelfish and Brightsnow have a really cool look to them. I feel a little partial because the artwork reminds me somewhat of my own. And I can appreciate how clean and impactful the linework is in both of them. Very well done.

Posted at 7:12PM, Dec. 11, 2008

Pagan Zoetrope has believable characters and a grasping dialogue for most of the strips. :)

Posted at 8:12AM, Dec. 12, 2008

"Eternity" utilizes nice textures and backgrounds to keep the flow of panel reading cohesive and animated. I usually fine a lot of texture or pattern usage too busy, but you make it work really nicely!

Posted at 10:12PM, Dec. 12, 2008

Pagan Zoetrope is well drawn and ,unlike most story driven three panels, is consistently funny. Getting in a street brawl with your future roommate is funny, I don't care who you are.

Posted at 6:12AM, Dec. 14, 2008

Well, this comic doesn't seem to be quite off the ground yet, but you've got an interesting art style on you. I look forward to seeing the events surrounding the scarecrow attacker guy.

Posted at 8:12AM, Dec. 14, 2008

I love the last two panels of Nadya there, there's a real sense of power in the final panel too.

Posted at 7:12PM, Dec. 14, 2008

Oooo, Wyrden has some lovely inking. It's got that sense of softness with enough hatching and shading to make each page feel complete.

…And the captioning on the last few pages has me really curious now. *bookmarks* (Giant canines? Naked ladies? Wut?)

Posted at 6:12PM, Dec. 15, 2008

Millennium has an extraordinary beyond perfect artwork. 8D Its like watching a real animated series.

LoveFeast has great adventure going on and the action scenes are presented effectively. :) Well done, Senshuu.

Posted at 11:12AM, Dec. 19, 2008

Eternity Comic has some nice, subtle background textures that give the world a lived-in feeling. It helps to contrast the animated look of the anime characters, and allows the reader to relate to their world a bit more. It "grounds" them, if you will.

Very nice!

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@$$hole!: Susie meets her boss for the first time

Posted at 7:01PM, Jan. 1, 2009

Both trevoramueller's comics are insanely well drawn and the story telling is magnificent. Very very talented artist.

Posted at 11:01PM, Jan. 1, 2009

I knew it! I knew it! Pigs are evil!

Seriously though. Cowtoon is quite funny! I like the art style quite a bit. It is simple, but not simplistic. It is the artists own style and not a copy. And did I mention that it is FUNNY? Read it :)

Posted at 12:01PM, Jan. 3, 2009

Chronicles of Wyrden spins almost soap opera ideas (in a good way) in such an interesting world. I am a great fan of victorian stuff and I am glad while you don't go into too much details in your drawings you still deliver the feel of victorian era.

Posted at 7:01PM, Jan. 4, 2009

ANATTA: I am really quite impressed with the daring of your artwork. The scope of the things which you draw is often quite large. I especially love the thousands of disembodied heads in the most recent update. It speaks volumes. This seems to be quite an interesting story.

(Hint: you are supposed to comment on the post directly above yours in this thread and the criticism thread, not just pick a comic at random) ;)