AWKWARD ZOMBIE

I went blind...

I just read through it. the punchline sucks.

Holy crap. Wall-o-text much??

But that's what Virus Comix is all about. If you don't like it, don't go there.

it's okay
when you're older, you'll understand

(probably not)

But if my writing style is similar to that of Indigo Dingo, and everyone appears to hate him, then surely they would rather I post less.

Even if I did post in other threads, you would hardly ever see me. I don't like to join discussions unless I have something worth saying, which is rare to say the least. My standards for posting are too high to properly join most forum communities.

Lrn 2 forum

Okay, don't post more.

It's not up to me is it

I lost.

Idiots.

It's a story, a story, a story. If you don't like reading, Virus comics says fuck you and means it.

Also, to all of you, especially Malum, just because it's labeled webcomic doesn't mean it needs a punchline. That's not even a punch line, it's basically a little comment to cheer up the reader, because it's a sad fiction. It is also like him saying, "No matter what, there's some simple pleasures."

GEH

Idiots.

Well for one, its called Subnormality. Secondly, yeah, you have a point. But who knows? Maybe there are people out there who enjoy something entertaining that requires a lot of reading. They could call it like, a book or something.

What if the writer wants you too see what he writes without it being open to interpretation?

It's incredibly difficult to get a book published.

JK Rowling had to go to something like 12 different publishers before she could finally get Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone on the market, and that turned into the most-read book series of the country.

Sorry Dark, but it's so much easier to just draw up a comic than it is to get a book published, have people read it, and have them enjoy it enough to warrant publishing a new one.

Yeah but all the hard work into getting your work published brings in way more cheddar than a free-to-read webcomic.

With a book, I expect text.

With a comic, I expect pictures, and then text.