[Click to view comic: 'In Hell']For those of us who are a little different. Please tell me what you think of what I've spat forth so far.

I'd say "bad" is a fairly accurate description of your comics. Randomness is often just randomness. True humor is something unexpected in the context of the comic, not just something generated by a random dictionary search.

And I don't speak Spanish, so those were all shit, of course.

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peddling the funny around since 09/24/2002

Well... definitely random and abstract... as for the humor part... The jury's still out.

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[i]"For the love of beatings, I plunder until my loins find satisfaction!!" [/i]

see, usually i find randomness funny. but i just cant find any humour in ur comics....sowwy :-\

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cunt of the day: all you dumb niggers

Perhaps we're unclear on the term "random", I don't speak spanish either but does that change anything, no? Random/abstract art gets its humor from absurdity, not with clever punch lines and witty remarks.

Maybe it's the fever or the green fairy talking but I thought "Fun With Exploding Dog" and "Feelings" were really funny, but then I quite dig surreal nonsensical comedy.

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Please replace the handset, and try again.

I like surreal art too, but that's not really relevant here. Calling your art or humor "random" or "abstract" or "surreal" doesn't mean you can just pile a bunch of unrelated phrases or concepts together and expect it to be worth anything.

I like makeesick's comics. I don't really find them funny, exactly, but I like reading them and thinking about them. I don't get anything out of nd4's comics. I just wonder what made him think they were worth saving. To me, calling them "random" or "abstract" sounds like an excuse to get out of doing any actual work on making them worth reading. They are random, but in a way that makes them stupid.

I'm sure that comes off as harsh, but I don't mean to be. Just trying to explain. ND4, you seem like you're capable of constructing a decent comic, but so lazy that you haven't done it yet. Most strippers I would tell to read other people's comics for help, but I'm not sure that would work for you. Just think harder about what you want your comics to say or be. Then write.

Good luck, and welcome to Stripcreator.

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The what mentioned above is total fiction. Please don't take it seriously!