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mandolinOkay, an actual public entry to show I'm not dead. Most of my posts have been real-life-related, hence, they've been locked. So here's a random smattering of links I've blathered to people about but never gotten around to posting.
1.) Talismen - A fantasy webcomic with gorgeous art and an intriguing story, despite the fact that visitors are getting it out of order. Return of the Exile, the first published story arc, actually takes place 8 years after The Knightmare Knife, a 24-page preview of which is running right now. The art sucked me in, but the backwards order kept me going; the protagonist of RotE didn't remember prior events when that story kicked off, and discovering what he'd forgotten at the same time he did made me want to read all the prequels. I may actually pick up one of the prequel novels when it gets to print.
2.) Girl Genius - Actually, I think most of the people on my friends list have read GG, but I keep forgetting to put it in my links. Adventure, romance, mad science, and great art... Jen, I hope you've read this, it's right up your alley.
3.) I am a Japanese School Teacher - Weekly editorials by Az, who's been teaching English in Japanese high schools for the JET program since 2003. Seriously, if you thought American high schools were messed up... :)
Yeah. That's it.
1.) Talismen - A fantasy webcomic with gorgeous art and an intriguing story, despite the fact that visitors are getting it out of order. Return of the Exile, the first published story arc, actually takes place 8 years after The Knightmare Knife, a 24-page preview of which is running right now. The art sucked me in, but the backwards order kept me going; the protagonist of RotE didn't remember prior events when that story kicked off, and discovering what he'd forgotten at the same time he did made me want to read all the prequels. I may actually pick up one of the prequel novels when it gets to print.
2.) Girl Genius - Actually, I think most of the people on my friends list have read GG, but I keep forgetting to put it in my links. Adventure, romance, mad science, and great art... Jen, I hope you've read this, it's right up your alley.
3.) I am a Japanese School Teacher - Weekly editorials by Az, who's been teaching English in Japanese high schools for the JET program since 2003. Seriously, if you thought American high schools were messed up... :)
Yeah. That's it.
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Date: 2006-03-29 05:11 pm (UTC)And I've heard about the schoolteacher editorial, but have yet to work up the
nervetime to venture onto it...