How'd He Do That by Matt Chic is a story about a group of
costumed heroes who don’t have any powers, except perhaps those that involve
urination. The strip has neat, goofy art
and is very easy to follow. It’s short but cute.
Geography in a Glass
by Kyle Smith & Sarah Morton is a history lesson about the manufacture of
beer. I’m not a drinker and I don’t
usually read such history, but I’m not going to bash the strip because of my proclivities.
It’s rather interesting I’d say, and
well done. It isn’t a typical comic, but
the best part of reading independent creators’ works is reading atypical strips.
Vugz by Bob Corby is a little tale about Bob’s alien
character Vugz who encounters some gaming dice.
There’s a neat, and often too true story behind the dice. This strip is an example of how much story
can be fit into a few pages with very little dialogue
Second Chance by Jason Walz is the story of a guy named
Doug. It summarizes the humdrum life he
has experienced and then provides a twist.
I really like the black and white art in this one. It’s very clear and the character expressions
are great.
The Secret Origin of Cap'n Catnip by Tim Fuller is a nice
talking animal strip with very good color art.
The art reminds me of Disney comics, though the story is a bit more
mature. The Charles Atlas spoof is well
done.
Thoughts of a Hitler Cat by Kel Crum is a one page strip
about a cat that resembles Adolf Hitler.
Poor cat. Kel’s stuff is always
quirky and fun.
Death by Michael Eshelman & Doug Hufford is a humor
strip about Death. Simple but fun, and
another strip with a fun twist!
Silent Call by Brian John Mitchell is, I think, photographs
of paintings. Or some neat program that
duplicates such. It’s about
Cthuhlu. I think.
It’s visually very interesting and kept me looking at it for minutes.
Roadside Attraction by ED is about a UFO. I like the color technique here, it has an
old-school look. It’s about two guys who
see a UFO. With a twist!
Crimes Against
Creation by Shawn Padraic Murphy & Crystal Ash page is about a man who goes
on cosmic trial for not doing anything with his life. It’s a neat idea with lots of funny
philosophy and theology.
The Inquiring Minds in One Day on Moonstone Mountain by John
Steventon is about a group of Bigfoot hunters.
I like the cartoony art and the twist at the end!
Once Upon A Platypus: Morning Routine! by Ron Braun. A platypus trying to copy a human’s morning
routine. A funny strip with lots of humorous
bits.
Okay, that’s about half the strips. I’ll continue with more in a few days!
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