Chibi Miku-san
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 19) Chibi Miku-san is a webcomic about “Little Miss Miku,” a Vocaloid. What is a Vocaloid, you ask? Vocaloid is a singing synthesizer program developed by Yamaha. A few different companies have created voicebanks for the engine, and each voice has its own character artwork to go with it. Hatsune Miku has become the most popular (by far,) but many other characters exist, as seen in the comic. All the … Read entire article »
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True Remembrance
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 19) I’m filing this under Webcomix, even though it isn’t technically a webcomic. True Remembrance is a visual novel. Everyone familiar with the term? Yes? …Oh, no? You in the back, you’re shaking your head… Alright. You all know what a novel is, right? It’s “an invented prose narrative that is usually long and complex and deals especially with human experience through a usually connected sequence of … Read entire article »
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Precocious
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 19) Because Knowledge is a Weapon! Precocious is a comic strip revolving around four little kids who possess some degree of intelligence. In fact, they might just be a tad too smart for their own good. Actually, I got a little bit of a Calvin and Hobbes vibe reading it. The smart kid part, anyway. There are no stuffed tigers to be found, alas. The artist, … Read entire article »
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Quentyn Quinn – Space Ranger!
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 19) The last comic from RH Junior. FINALLY. Quentyn Quinn, Space Ranger is about a descendant of the other Quentyn Quinn, Questor of Freeman Downs. The Racconans have ventured out into space, and Quentyn is a Space Ranger. Space Rangers are: Brave warriors, explorers, frontier lawmen who push the boundaries of civilization and justice out across the stars every single day. In the opening sequence, I am very much reminded of Spaceman Spiff. (Except his … Read entire article »
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Fellowship of Heroes
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 19) Another RHJunior comic. Surprise surprise. What happens when a superhero appears– who is a devout Christian? Well, I guess you’re about to find out. Fellowship of Heroes follows the adventures of a hero named Crusader. In a world where the superheroes of old have gone away, and their replacements… kinda are morons. The old heroes were all about truth, justice, and virtue, and the newbies are liars, cowards, frauds, and … Read entire article »
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Camp Calomine
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 19) Oh look. Another comic from RH Junior. Who’d have thought… Camp Calomine is about a camp counselor who works among a bunch of people who don’t know the first thing about real camping. They spend most of their time eating tofu dogs, and teaching about global warming. Eh… But Charles keeps his kids occupied with REAL camping stuff. Braille in the drive-through: http://www.rhjunior.com/CC/00059.html … Read entire article »
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Tallyho!
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 19) Today’s lineup includes Tallyho, yet another comic by the Tales of the Questor guy. There’s a fox, a basset hound, and an evil, insane kid. The fox loves fried chicken in a bucket, the hound is British, and the evil, insane kid is, well… evil and insane. I don’t think I can call it serialized, but there are a few story arcs in there. One particularly … Read entire article »
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Goblin Hollow
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 19) Today, we have another comic from the Tales of the Questor guy. Goblin Hollow is a remake of an earlier comic by the same guy, called Under the Lemon Tree. (It’s not online, though, it’s only available in book form.) A new arcade opens in town, and three friends go over to check it out. But little known to them, the arcade is actually home to real live goblins! (Who love playing … Read entire article »
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Irregular Webcomic!
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 18) Today I’m talking about a fairly Big Name in webcomics. Irregular Webcomic, created by David Morgan-Mar, an Australian physicist. Despite what its name implies, Irregular Webcomic is very regular with its updates. The author updates it every day, and hasn’t missed a day since 2003. A very impressive record. Irregular Webcomic is made using photos of Lego characters, and D&D miniatures. It doesn’t have just one story in it; it … Read entire article »
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Sandusky
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 18) Last month’s webomic was from Alaska, but this week’s is a little closer to home. Well, my home anyway. Sandusky takes place in Arizona, not a long way from my place. It’s about a mountain lion, who mysteriously shows up at the door of somebody’s apartment, in a basket. As you might be able to imagine, he can cause a lot of trouble for his owner, Scott, especially … Read entire article »
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The Whiteboard
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 18) Today I’m talking about Doc Nickel’s The Whiteboard, Alaska’s Coolest Paintball Webcomic! Quite humorous, and up there on my list of favorite webcomics. As is implied by the tagline, it involves paintball. If you’re like me, and you’ve never played paintball, don’t worry. The comic is still great fun. We’ve got a polar bear who not only plays paintball, but loves to build stuff that messes with the fabric of … Read entire article »
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Darths and Droids
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 18) Darths and Droids is what you would call a ‘screencap comic’. It takes screenshots from Star Wars, and makes a comic out of them. The basic premise is, Star Wars as we know it doesn’t exist. Instead, it is a Dungeons and Dragons campaign where the players have gone completely away from the DM’s planned storyline. The author’s plan is to go through all six Star Wars movies, and … Read entire article »
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Kitty Hawk
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 18) Breaking the trend of comix from RH Junior… This week, I’m talking about the new kid on the block: Kitty Hawk. It’s currently set in 1933, and we have a young pilot, pre-war US, and Nazi rocketmen. Sounds good already, doesn’t it? Here’s a snippet from the storyline page: “As we join her story, she is just coming home from a three-year expedition in Europe-a sort of internship with … Read entire article »
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Nip an’ Tuck
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 18) For this week’s Webcomix with the X, I have selected Nip an’ Tuck, written by the same guy who makes Tales of the Questor, which I talked about last week. N&T is about two brothers, Nip and Tuck Todd, who live on a farm in Malarkey County, somewhere in the South. Nip is adventurous, and loves to do crazy stunts, (often involving explosives,) whereas Tuck is more laid-back, … Read entire article »
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Tales of the Questor
Webcomix A column by Peter (age 18) Surprise! A new column today, in which I write reviews of the webcomics I read. (Or if the opportunity arises, make fun of them. XD ) And so to start off, why not my favorite comic: Tales of the Questor. TOTQ is about a young Racconan, which is a sentient raccoon-like people. Quentyn Quinn isn’t the biggest, strongest, or most magical of the kids in his town, but … Read entire article »
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