Thread "Mr. Square" in forum "The Webcomic Review Forum for the Webcomic Review Comic on the Web"

Posted at 6:07PM, Jul. 29, 2010

You probably think you already know what I'm going to say here, don't you? DON'T YOU??

….well you're right.

Posted at 5:07AM, Jul. 30, 2010

Well I saw the humor but didn't see why it was appraised so much.

It is, mainly, a cut and paste job.

I went browsing for a bit and did find these.

http://revfitz.com/msi81.html
http://revfitz.com/msi85.html

And yes I laughed at others.

A lot of jokes were about the comic itself like making fun of panel size or the background and such.

Posted at 10:07AM, Jul. 30, 2010

The comic is trying to be funy and suceeds, the fat the art is simple is not a problem as it does not detract from some very funny writing.

People are telling me it is not handwritten text. If it isn't, the author should choose a new font, because the one he uses is far too hard to read, so the criticism still stands.

Posted at 10:07AM, Jul. 30, 2010

It's Enview or Comix. I can't remember which.

As Phillby said, the size thing is odd and bad.

Posted at 2:07PM, Jul. 30, 2010

The font was a bit much, but the pages' sizes came up a single time while Hark and I were looking it over, and it was more on account of the odd font than the page size itself. And while the art was a large part of the negative first impression, when the writing is good enough to pick up the slack, it really doesn't remain much of an issue; particularly when the art's simplicity can benefit the humor.

Posted at 4:07PM, Jul. 30, 2010

-"I am The 1337 Master"

The horrible text in my comic is in fact my own handwriting converted to a font. I understand this does not make anything better.

The sizing issue is something I am working on, but there are 140+ web pages I must edit to improve them.

Posted at 9:07PM, Jul. 30, 2010

I personally like the font, my only complaint is having to click to resize a page to a readable size.

Posted at 9:07AM, Jul. 31, 2010

BFF Satan- The first priority for a font is readability.
Looking pretty is a secondary concern.

Though I don't think anyone would dispute how funny or well written the comic is.

Posted at 9:07PM, Jul. 31, 2010

BFF Satan- The first priority for a font is readability.
Looking pretty is a secondary concern.

That's what I mean, maybe it's just because I have kinda messy hand writing myself but I haven't really had any legibility issues. I dunno, I guess if most people can't read it then it does suck.

Posted at 11:08AM, Aug. 2, 2010

Slightly off topic, but if any of you want to discuss this review, the Harkovast comic, or anything else with me- I'm on AIM as Harkovast.

Posted at 2:08PM, Aug. 15, 2010

I'm not really a fan of gag-a-day comics,but I liked this one.
Art-clean and simple,but it suits the comic.I liked the sheep's design,and I was acctually really creeped out by him,in a good way
Humor-realy good,like you said,not always funny but it is very creative and unique.
Good kind of weird.
Characters-I agree with Hark,main character did get too depressive at times.

The overall dark,surreal atmosphere is perfect for my taste and it has a simple storyline to follow,so yeah,it was suprisingly good.

But the constant scrolling right,left and down KILLED ME.I find it ironic that the author's other hosting site has a normal font,readable font.