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[proximoception]

Proc-entry.

Hadn't even noticed Achewood's back.

Not that it matters in the short run - the good and bad luck of coming to something like a webcomic (or the work of any still-active author) super-late is that you get lots and lots of it at first. Bad because later when the stuff gets released to you in bits and at intervals, like for everyone else, one of the prime glories you associate with the experience is missing, its apparent limitlessness. Hard to adjust.

So since that's busted I want to come late to other amazing things. But most things people call amazing I hate (especially webcomics - people lose nearly all power to be agreed with by me in this area). Life is sad.

Comparing favored webcomics with someone is like comparing sexual perversions - very likely to lead to mutual horror and disillusion, vanishingly unlikely to lead to some unimagined bliss. Actually probably worse, as I can't help judging you all-through and forever based on your sense of humor, whereas I probably don't actually care that you do nasty things in the dark and should be ashamed.

Comments

[andalus.livejournal.com]

Hark, A Vagrant's been pretty good lately.

[proximoception.livejournal.com]

Yes, when it's good it's hilarious, definitely the 2nd best. Those two, a bare handful or so of xkcds & Bob the Angry Flowers, and that attack on video games you showed me are probably the only webcomics I've liked.

[andalus.livejournal.com]

c&h isn't particularly good but this one always reminded me of your "last tycoon" bit:

http://www.explosm.net/comics/944/