A Softer World
December 6, 2003 9:21 PM Subscribe
That's just wierd.
And, yes, a description would have been helpful.
posted by silusGROK at 9:54 PM on December 6, 2003
And, yes, a description would have been helpful.
posted by silusGROK at 9:54 PM on December 6, 2003
Well… points for trying. The format is certainly well-done, if not particularly original. While I haven't heard of (and therefore haven't read) NFG before, this strip seems to fit in with the "We don't believe in typecast genres. Our artists make their own brand of fiction" attitude.
I don't know; something about the idea of "too good for genre" always bugged me.
posted by DrJohnEvans at 9:58 PM on December 6, 2003
I don't know; something about the idea of "too good for genre" always bugged me.
posted by DrJohnEvans at 9:58 PM on December 6, 2003
On a related note, some sort of contextual navigation would be nice. Having to hit 'archive' each time you want to look at a different comment kinda sucks. 'next', anyone?
posted by kfury at 10:09 PM on December 6, 2003
posted by kfury at 10:09 PM on December 6, 2003
I don't get it.
Maybe I'm not smart enough.
Maybe the comic sucks.
Maybe they're fucking with us.
My money's on the last choice.
posted by jonmc at 10:21 PM on December 6, 2003
Maybe I'm not smart enough.
Maybe the comic sucks.
Maybe they're fucking with us.
My money's on the last choice.
posted by jonmc at 10:21 PM on December 6, 2003
If Jack Handy were suffering depression and had a box full of old photographs...
"I thought my search would be over once I found god. But then I lost my keys, and my cat ran away."
posted by kaibutsu at 10:59 PM on December 6, 2003
"I thought my search would be over once I found god. But then I lost my keys, and my cat ran away."
posted by kaibutsu at 10:59 PM on December 6, 2003
Cynics R Us
It was fine and a few made me smile. Thanks.
posted by stevis at 11:06 PM on December 6, 2003
It was fine and a few made me smile. Thanks.
posted by stevis at 11:06 PM on December 6, 2003
Good. Very good. Like kaibutsu referenced, it is somewhat reminiscent of Jack Handy, but like the title says, "softer."
My favorite: Ducks.
posted by davidmsc at 11:43 PM on December 6, 2003
My favorite: Ducks.
posted by davidmsc at 11:43 PM on December 6, 2003
Go to Le Pip bookstore on Ave. Richemont near the Port de Clichy, buy all the 10 Euro adult postcards and caption them. An adult world experience with like results.
posted by lometogo at 4:29 AM on December 7, 2003
posted by lometogo at 4:29 AM on December 7, 2003
Descriptions are nice.
There's a minimalist vibe
On here today, though.
posted by nthdegx at 5:16 AM on December 7, 2003
There's a minimalist vibe
On here today, though.
posted by nthdegx at 5:16 AM on December 7, 2003
A Softer World is part of the Flak Magazine comics page, along with Bob the Angry Flower, the Pinkey Suthers show, Poppycock Circus, Thaddeus & Weez, Dinosaur Comics and Gary, Bringer of Pain.
posted by blueshammer at 6:14 AM on December 7, 2003
posted by blueshammer at 6:14 AM on December 7, 2003
Some of them I really liked, and some of them I really didn't understand.
posted by jacquilynne at 7:29 AM on December 7, 2003
posted by jacquilynne at 7:29 AM on December 7, 2003
Wow. Further proof to me that my sense of humor is way off the Metafilter norm. I think A Softer World is, well, consistently brilliant. Funny, painful, beautiful.
posted by webmutant at 6:46 PM on December 7, 2003 [1 favorite]
posted by webmutant at 6:46 PM on December 7, 2003 [1 favorite]
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