Recommended: Kukuburi. Bright colors, bold outlines, cartoony… totally not my thing, and yet, I’m really liking it. Nice, Ramon!
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Recommended: Kukuburi. Bright colors, bold outlines, cartoony… totally not my thing, and yet, I’m really liking it. Nice, Ramon!
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Yeah, that is very nice. I’ll probably have to add that to my list of online comics.
I paid some money to Evan Dahm at riceboy, and he sent me a tiny sketch and a bumper sticker. I’d like to buy his books, but the Lulu thing he’s using to publish them takes so much of the purchase price I’m reluctant to do it. OTGH, the books look to be of reasonable quality.
Hmm, never heard of rice boy before, but it looks really cool - thanks for the tip. I’m looking at chapter six, and don’t those things with the heads shaped like horns remind you of that whacky animated music video I found a few years ago?
Anyway, I’ll definitely read my way through these, and maybe donate, or buy his triptych. If you get any of the books, let me know how they are - maybe I’ll pick one up, too. This is exactly the kind of thing that I think makes for awesome comics, and that would sell in droves if real people (people who would, when posed with the question “Who’s stronger, Thor, or the Hulk?”, have no idea what the questioner was asking about, but would kick him in the nuts anyway, just to be safe) knew about them.
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