Whatever you do, don't miss Apocamon, Delta Thrives, and The Guy I Almost Was. But it's all great.
Spiders 3.5
Part 3.5 of Spiders is up now at electric sheep. If you are unfamiliar with e-sheep, rectify. These are amazing comics, and are probably the best online presentation of comics I've ever seen: they actually make use of the medium in clever ways that wouldn't be possible on paper.
Tags: comics, computers, religion
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Patrick claimed there'll be more Apocamon in September when I sent him an Apocamon-loving contribution last month.
Truly awesome comics, thanks for the link...
E-sheep is great, but most of it is a little bit too self-consciously wierd for me (and this from a Warren Ellis/Robert Anton Wilson/Grant Morrison fan).
The Guy I almost Was, however, is a work of art.
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The poor guy keeps exceeding his bandwidth allocations. Perhaps one of the better-endowed tech people here could afford to offer him a mirror?
There's a mirror available that I found from Scott McCloud's site.
Thank you internet, thank you jwz, thank you cnoocy, thank you Scott McCloud... for at least having this much of e-sheep still online.
If only Delta Thrives were hidden online somewhere, too!
Eh... I haven't been too into Spiders. Apocamon and The Guy I Almost was were great, but I thought Delta Thrives just... hell, I'm lost on words to describe how much it sucked. Art and words both. Still... some of the ideas in Spiders have been very intriguing, but I can't find myself getting pulled in.
Electric Sheep, and Leisure Town are two of my favorite web comics (even though Leisure Town could easily end up on paper).