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Writer of Penny and Aggie, Fans (also called Faans), Rip & Teri, Search Engine Funnies and A History of Webcomics. Experienced webcomics editor, currently seeking full-time work and working on strange and interesting new things...Friday, October 28, 2005
Also Of Note...
Spent too much time yesterday in a defense of the latest GPF storyline. I thought it was something of a high point for Jeff's work... others feel differently.
Rape is an issue that every serious storyteller seems to address sooner or later, and hopefully we can learn something from each others' efforts. I'm mulling some of the points made to me in private correspondence, but the above link is my statement for now.
The Websnarkers will weigh in on the story on November 16, after their self-imposed gag order on GPF expires. (Sigh. I'm sure Jeff's not looking forward to THAT.)
Rape is an issue that every serious storyteller seems to address sooner or later, and hopefully we can learn something from each others' efforts. I'm mulling some of the points made to me in private correspondence, but the above link is my statement for now.
The Websnarkers will weigh in on the story on November 16, after their self-imposed gag order on GPF expires. (Sigh. I'm sure Jeff's not looking forward to THAT.)
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Err... you made one post? Granted your schedule is probably very busy, but I was expecting a ton of posts from you in a heated argument.
As for Jeff not looking forward to the Websnarkers take on his latest strip. I don't know why he'd have a problem with it (except for the people that will e-mail him saying "what do you think of this? Aren't you mad?", which (IMO) are being a bit of an ass in doing so). He put his opinions out there, along with his comic. It's only to be expected that people will comment on it. Although as long as they aren't e-mailing him personally or putting it on his forum, I don't think he has much to complain about.
On an unrelated note: Is Fans finished or not? I heard a lot about it being completed, then I go to MT and noticed a comic under the name Fans (co-created by you) is being published. Is it completely unrelated to the original Fans, and is merely published under the name because of it's popularity?
As for Jeff not looking forward to the Websnarkers take on his latest strip. I don't know why he'd have a problem with it (except for the people that will e-mail him saying "what do you think of this? Aren't you mad?", which (IMO) are being a bit of an ass in doing so). He put his opinions out there, along with his comic. It's only to be expected that people will comment on it. Although as long as they aren't e-mailing him personally or putting it on his forum, I don't think he has much to complain about.
On an unrelated note: Is Fans finished or not? I heard a lot about it being completed, then I go to MT and noticed a comic under the name Fans (co-created by you) is being published. Is it completely unrelated to the original Fans, and is merely published under the name because of it's popularity?
"The Iron Easel" is an alternate-history story with versions of a few of the FANS characters. It's a sequel and only produced weekly, not five times a week. Still, I figure it belongs with the original series on GSmash.
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