Sunday, December 20, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
Friday, November 20, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
original
What the fuck is this faggot even talking about? If you solve something NP-hard you get recognition, even in the EVIL PROFESSIONAL WORLD. A place I'm sure Randall has tons of experience with.
What the fuck is this faggot even talking about? If you solve something NP-hard you get recognition, even in the EVIL PROFESSIONAL WORLD. A place I'm sure Randall has tons of experience with.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Friday, September 18, 2009
crap ups made me quit for awhile
original
Working with QC is like working with poison, eventually you slip up and hurt yourself.
Questionable Quality
Working with QC is like working with poison, eventually you slip up and hurt yourself.
Questionable Quality
Friday, August 7, 2009
Questionable Content crapup
Yeah I did accidentally make the font brown. No, I won't fix it. Jeph still has a "YOu" in one of his fucking comics, and that guy snorts golden coke off a crystal toilet.
Second Week, still crap
Second Week, still crap
Friday, July 31, 2009
Questionable Content crapup
Hey I figured since QC is sort of like a webcomic Soap Opera, I'd try to do a wrap up every few comics. Here we go!
Thursday, July 30, 2009
A Harder World #4
Original Comic:http://www.asofterworld.com/*.*
I'm not sure if my goal here was to make worse comics or better comics anymore.
I'm not sure if my goal here was to make worse comics or better comics anymore.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Saturday, July 18, 2009
A Harder World
Original Comic:http://www.asofterworld.com/(they're all sort of the same)
Granted a real parody would be a google image/live journal markov chain script, though I hope you'll settle for this instead.
Granted a real parody would be a google image/live journal markov chain script, though I hope you'll settle for this instead.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Monday, July 13, 2009
Experiment 2
Original Comic: http://xkcd.com/609/
Another blog post comic! This is particularly horrible because he wants to convey being really drawn into this website. Except with his art style he can't convey anything, so here are a ton of panels to convey passage of time.
Even with that out of the way, the punchline still manages to involve Rick Rolling. If I had non-stop t-shirt sales and worship at a certain place on the internet, I sure as fuck wouldn't start nosing around to see if anything I made jokes about was popular anymore or not.
Essentially here what this comic should have been:
"Subject: SO MANY TABS
I've been browsing http://tvtropes.org/ tvtropes all day now! I just can't pull myself away from it. I wish I could remember who linked me to it, it's like rickrolling but I'm stuck here all day, what a devious troll!"
Look, I even maintained all the original content and still it a little more interesting/funny. Granted "look at this funny link" is still the most derivative shit on the Internet. I guess this is the double edged sword of having a webcomic, when you run out of ideas/creativity you're gonna make your comic about shit on the Internet, which is probably the most boring subject for a comic strip ever.
Not to be too much of a websnob, but the point of Rick Rolling wasn't ever that you were STUCK watching it in amazement(even though this could easily happen), it was that you expected something and got something else.
Another blog post comic! This is particularly horrible because he wants to convey being really drawn into this website. Except with his art style he can't convey anything, so here are a ton of panels to convey passage of time.
Even with that out of the way, the punchline still manages to involve Rick Rolling. If I had non-stop t-shirt sales and worship at a certain place on the internet, I sure as fuck wouldn't start nosing around to see if anything I made jokes about was popular anymore or not.
Essentially here what this comic should have been:
"Subject: SO MANY TABS
I've been browsing http://tvtropes.org/ tvtropes all day now! I just can't pull myself away from it. I wish I could remember who linked me to it, it's like rickrolling but I'm stuck here all day, what a devious troll!"
Look, I even maintained all the original content and still it a little more interesting/funny. Granted "look at this funny link" is still the most derivative shit on the Internet. I guess this is the double edged sword of having a webcomic, when you run out of ideas/creativity you're gonna make your comic about shit on the Internet, which is probably the most boring subject for a comic strip ever.
Not to be too much of a websnob, but the point of Rick Rolling wasn't ever that you were STUCK watching it in amazement(even though this could easily happen), it was that you expected something and got something else.
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Lookouts Part 5
http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2009/7/8/
http://blog.olivergrigsby.com/2009/07/lookouts-conclusion.html
Oliver Grigsby has produce a piece of art so fantastic, so new, so avant, that even he, as it's author, has failed in explaining what it's about. It's pretty obvious that the Lookouts isn't about some Spartan culling of the weak. I mean that doesn't even make sense. The kids can kill the basilisk and open up the Northern Reach with barely no help. How does seeing their friend die make them harder?
It's so much a "pretty fucked up way of living" that a reader would never infer it, and a good writer would never come up with it. No, that hypothesis either proves that this guy actually didn't write this, was just high, or wrote something and decided to pin a different meaning on it so he could name drop something he just read. Why would three recruits not watching their friend get gibbed condemn the entire tribe?
Alternatively if we just up and rip off an episode of the Twilight Zone(or was it outer limits?) we can say they are appeasing the beasts of the forest by letting them get a kid once in awhile. This makes the "We are servants of the forest" and "by letting the boy live you have condemned us all" lines make more sense, and it additionally makes the final panel look like the basilisks are fucking pissed over the disobedience.
http://blog.olivergrigsby.com/2009/07/lookouts-conclusion.html
Oliver Grigsby has produce a piece of art so fantastic, so new, so avant, that even he, as it's author, has failed in explaining what it's about. It's pretty obvious that the Lookouts isn't about some Spartan culling of the weak. I mean that doesn't even make sense. The kids can kill the basilisk and open up the Northern Reach with barely no help. How does seeing their friend die make them harder?
It's so much a "pretty fucked up way of living" that a reader would never infer it, and a good writer would never come up with it. No, that hypothesis either proves that this guy actually didn't write this, was just high, or wrote something and decided to pin a different meaning on it so he could name drop something he just read. Why would three recruits not watching their friend get gibbed condemn the entire tribe?
Alternatively if we just up and rip off an episode of the Twilight Zone(or was it outer limits?) we can say they are appeasing the beasts of the forest by letting them get a kid once in awhile. This makes the "We are servants of the forest" and "by letting the boy live you have condemned us all" lines make more sense, and it additionally makes the final panel look like the basilisks are fucking pissed over the disobedience.
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