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dm
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In Firefox and Chrome, signed in or no, all I see for results are a handful of "1 out of 2" bars (and they don't even include my selections). Other results pages give me reasonable histograms. Do I have to wait for the survey to close before I get a real histogram?
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Cait
Posts: 503 |
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Yeah, you can only add one comic to the list from the Other option, lest you add a long list of new titles as one selection. They should clean that up. I do wish the option to add more than one new webcomic existed, but as I already voted on this survey I wouldn't be able to add any more new titles anyway.
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the skinny
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I've been a frequent reader of Least I Could Do, Aoi House, and Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff.
My bud started up a webcomic a while back called White Hot Pudding that was pretty damn funny, but has been on hiatus for a while now |
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Petrea Mitchell
Posts: 438 Location: Near Portland, OR |
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I don't have a problem keeping up with Anime News Nina because I come to the front page of this site every day and see it in the sidebar when there's a new one. But I agree about this part...
Back when the strip had Nina and Kevin watching Ultimate Mop Daisuke DX, I do remember thinking, "I'd love to have a T-shirt of that." |
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Mr Adventure
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I read a lot of webcomics. My favorites are The Adventures of Dr. McNinja, Monster Pulse, Homestuck, OGLAF (which I won't link due to NSFW), Saturday Morning Breakfast Ceral (which is better then xkcd will ever be), GastroPhobia, and Broodhollow
Love me some webcomics. Least I Could Do is probably the single most grotesque thing ever to be put on the internet. Smug, self-important, misogyny at its worst. |
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lossthief
ANN Reviewer
Posts: 1392 |
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I have a handful of titles that I follow: The Adventures of Dr. McNinja, XKCD, JL8, C+H, Selkie and until it went inactive last year, Blip was easily my favorite webcomic.
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enurtsol
Posts: 14761 |
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dtm42
Posts: 14084 Location: currently stalking my waifu |
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If you have a problem with the survey - especially with some options having multiple titles listed in them - please put it here.
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Tempest
I Run this place.
ANN Publisher Posts: 10420 Location: Do not message me for support. |
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Yeah, I've cleaned up that mess. |
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HandGrave
Posts: 7 |
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Last post here but I really should have remembered this one.
UltiMan by Jeff Beckman is a webcomic that has an overlap with the anime crowd. It's about a Tokusatsu star has-been, the twist being he actually fought kaiju in the past. It's really a midlife crisis story taking on the setting, but it's all lovingly done. Beckman's minimalistic style and grounded story telling with a dash of crazy, make for a fun read. |
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Shiroi Hane
Encyclopedia Editor
Posts: 7580 Location: Wales |
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I've only ever read two webcomics, and the only one of those I'm currently keeping up with (XKCD) isn't episodic.
The other, my first, was Megatokyo - and I started that via the book rather than the web (the original Ironcat one, which is why I dated my webcomic reading to 10 years ago. Which puts me rather lower than the current average of 100-odd years). |
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