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

Posted at 8:12AM, Dec. 15, 2010

One thing I love about Keeping Up With Thursday is the diverse expressions of the characters. The main character is smart and knows how to take charge of dangerous situations. That alone already captures my attention to keep on reading. A comic with this kind of storyline is actually worthy to be published.

Posted at 5:01PM, Jan. 2, 2011

A story about God, and a Bishie God at that, is a very unusual and interesting subject matter. While there has been stories about God before, I've yet to read something that represents him quite like 'God's Revelation'.

The art also shows maturity; the full body shots, the angles chosen are all difficult to pull off and I'm glad that the artist didn't back away from doing what he/she needs to do to make an interesting composition.

I am curious on how this story will turn out.

Posted at 5:01AM, Jan. 6, 2011

Argh no!! It can't stop there! I was getting into it and all! The story is certainly interesting, and the visuals look professional. And page 10 and page 11 of chapter 1 made me lol. CPR to a skeleton XD

Posted at 5:01AM, Jan. 6, 2011

The expressions are really good, I like your enthusiasm too.

http://www.drunkduck.com/Underbelly/

Posted at 9:01AM, Jan. 6, 2011

I love the dark and edgy feel in this comic, as well as the voiceover effect. Well done!

(Please check out Without Moonlight :) )

Posted at 6:01PM, Jan. 9, 2011

Your subject matter is interesting and your art compliments the story.

Posted at 4:01AM, Jan. 10, 2011

A very interesting premise, married to some really lovely black and white art. I dig it, faved!

Posted at 6:01PM, Jan. 31, 2011

Damn, that's a nice looking comic. I'll be going back and reading the whole thing over the next few days, but just going through your last few pages I'm very impressed by your wash work. Such depth! I'm totally impressed.

Posted at 2:02AM, Feb. 20, 2011

This one is easy to compliment, it's great little comic. So i will say this, it deserves every bit of attention it has been getting.

I point people to The hero factor. link in sig

Posted at 11:03AM, Mar. 2, 2011

I was reading Cubicle.

Bro, the story is good, and I like the utter grittiness of the artwork. I'm going to read the others now.

Posted at 3:03AM, Mar. 10, 2011

Damn, that's some nice artwork there Mr_Gekiga. I love the way you have really solid clean lines. Normally I'm not into that kind of right–>left comic, but this one is an exception!

Posted at 6:03AM, Mar. 10, 2011

As usual, superb black and white artwork in a fantasy setting from CHRONICLES OF WYRDEN—there is a very "real" feel to its quasi-Rennaissance streets.

In CROSSOVERKILL—bombs and a fart joke from Fusion. Superheroics at its best! That's at http://www.drunkduck.com/Crossoverkill/index.php?p=799609.

–Al

Posted at 10:03AM, Mar. 10, 2011

Aaaaaand like an idiot I put this in the wrong thread. I meant to put it in the thread about the update, afer commenting on the previous one. Ignore, please.—Al

Posted at 2:03PM, Mar. 14, 2011

The Chronicles Of Wyrden: Usually I find it hard to distinguish between objects in black and white images, however, your comic is an exception! You've really got the balance right with the shading, and that makes the images really clear and easy to read, great job! :)

Could the next person talk about either Last Of The Wilds or Quest For Zanvadas?

Posted at 5:03PM, Mar. 14, 2011

For Quest for Zanvadas: Your art style is maturing more and more, and your panel lay out is just right for the intense action/tension of the recent pages. Very well done. I also like the dialogue, has the exact tone the scene requires! :)

(please look at Without Moonlight :) )

Posted at 6:03PM, Mar. 14, 2011

I'm really into Without Moonlight. I don't usually go for historical set stories, but I checked it out when it first started because Tantz is awesome. Of course, she doesn't disappoint. I connected to the protagonists from the start. The storytelling is great, and I'm learning stuff. (Actually, I was talking about it with my parents just yesterday. They didn't know about the leapers or masks either.)

Posted at 7:03PM, Mar. 16, 2011

[awww, thanks!!]

For Used Books: Here is a story where everything revolves around clock-and-dagger stuff, but manages to include a little bit of nearly all other types of story elements: romance, drama, mystery, intrigue, friendship and humor. The art is becoming very crisp and characteristic, and each chapter just ups the ante! Well done :)

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(Still for Without Moonlight please! :) )

Posted at 12:04PM, Apr. 3, 2011

Without Moonlight-

Intriguing story and characters. Does not fall into the traps of most historical-based stories and keeps things engaging and informative while making you want to keep reading.

This comic has real potential, keep it up Tantz!

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*points to banner* What The Fuzz please ^^

Posted at 12:04PM, Apr. 22, 2011

Cool for me; a new fav. Both mystery creatures are adorable in only a slightly naughty way, but I think Thilath won after I saw she was a land-roaming sponge.
*I think Thilath is a she . . . *

My comic is A Cat’s Tale

Posted at 11:05PM, May. 12, 2011

A Cat’s Tale is very cute and charming comic! The simple art adds to the charm and the story is well paced and each page tells a self contained bit of story, so any one can start reading from word go with out having to go through all the comics archive. Not that any one would want to avoid this charming comic older pages!

Posted at 7:05PM, May. 22, 2011

The obsolete -A comic filled with robots and guns they will keep you begging more. If you like the Terminator moves,you will love this comic!

Posted at 11:07PM, Jul. 18, 2011

ledpusha wrote:
The obsolete -A comic filled with robots and guns they will keep you begging more. If you like the Terminator moves,you will love this comic!

I checked out your Bellevue comic. Very good artwork, would love to see it colored too! Good dialog and action in your panels.

Posted at 5:07AM, Jul. 19, 2011

I checked out Bobot the robot and it looks very promising, with enough upbeat writing to make for witty quips and comebacks. There were only two strips there but they were petty fun :)

Posted at 12:08PM, Aug. 1, 2011

I love your style: it's crisp clean, and the facial expressions are so clear. Keep up the awesome!
You should seriously consider posting some drawing tutorials on youtube or something.
http://www.jaketheevilhare.com
http://www.darkfell.com

Posted at 9:08PM, Aug. 2, 2011

@Evil_Hare: I enjoy the quick remarks by evil hare. And your paneling is simple and flows smoothly.