Webcomic Review: Sakana No Sadness!!

Today, I decided to review a webcomic and am I ever glad I did! Thanks to a reader suggestion, I have decided to bring you "Sakana No Sadness" (by Simon H)! What's funny, is I know many, many guys who seem just like the main character, Hideo. Hideo is the stereotypical nerdy guy who lives in his parent's basement. He never leaves and spends his days in the dark surrounded by the soft, artificial glow of a computer screen. Hideo has a robotic assistant named Pin. When a package is delivered one day, Pin is the one to go to the door to receive it. The package is Baking Soda and Hideo is excited beyond all belief. The story shifts to Hideo finishing up his creation: a robot who comes to decide that her name is Sakana.

Webcomic Review: "Tip Me Over, Pour Me Out"

Hello, hello, hello, everyone! Tonight, I've stumbled upon a pretty sweet webcomic! What is it, you're asking? Well obviously you're blind because you didn't see the image up there ^. Haha. I'm just kidding! The webcomic I'm reviewing tonight is "Tip Me Over, Pour Me Out". It's (obviously) written by Raphael Bob-Waksberg and illustrated by Lisa Hanawalt. I found this comic by typing "Worst Webcomics Ever" (I was in the mood to trash something!) and that led to a list of worst AND best webcomics. This webcomic was on the "best" list. 

Webcomic Review: Questionable Content!

Today, I decided to try something different. Instead of finding something I knew I'd like and be interested in, I tried to find a web-proclaimed bad webcomic. I found a list with the top ten best and worst webcomics of all time, and "Questionable Content" by J. Jacques made the top of the worst list. I've never been one to take people at their word. I had to investigate it myself. Of course, I found that it's actually a good comic and the person who wrote that list was PROBABLY on a power trip because they'd had twelve readers the day before.