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		GU Comics - GU started as a webcomic based around Everquest (”/gu” was the command to send a message to all guild members in Everquest) but has since spread both into other MMORPGs, and more recently even wider genres of video games.
		Some of the webcomics are big enough to be substantial for their creators to work on them alone to support them, and others are independent works created by artists and writers in their spare time.
		Anime Arcadia - A webcomic that plays on the cliche of many anime storylines along the lines of a cat girl, Kate who appears in the comic’s other star, Eric’s, life.
	alsotop.wordpress.com (4872 words)

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		GU Comics - GU started as a webcomic based around Everquest (”/gu” was the command to send a message to all guild members in Everquest) but has since spread both into other MMORPGs, and more recently even wider genres of video games.
		Some of the webcomics are big enough to be substantial for their creators to work on them alone to support them, and others are independent works created by artists and writers in their spare time.
		Misfile - Another manga-style webcomic also created by Chriz Hazelton in early 2004.
	alsotop.wordpress.com (4501 words)

	Webcomic Finds: Hotspot #9: Crossovers, Contrivances and OOC
		Instead of violating the genres of either Archie or The Punisher, the cross-over opens both of them up by admitting that the real world has both moments and places of innocence and moments and places of dark violence.
		I wish there were more cross-overs like this one, cross-overs which respected the genres of both cross-over niches instead of forging a mishmash combination genre for the cross-over.
		However, the authors of Archie Meets the Punisher actually managed to find a way to mesh elegantly and seemlessly the two wildly divergent genre worlds of The Punisher (dark violent action fantasy) and Archie (whimsical innocent slapstick in which violence has no place).
	webcomicfinds.blogspot.com /2005/05/hotspot-9-crossovers-contrivances-and.html (1718 words)

	Webcomic - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch
		While newspaper comic strips have to be comprehensible to the average reader, the huge potential audience provided by the Internet allows much more specialization, as can be seen in the rise of such genres as video game-oriented comics or transsexual biographies.
		To the criticism of many (especially established cartoonists) computer technology has made it no longer necessary for a webcomic artist to actually be a skilled artist.
		Web comics run the gamut from traditional cartoon strip styles to an electronic emulation of manga or graphic novels and beyond, using the web's inexpensive costs and low entry barrier to begin publication, seek an audience and, in some cases, advance sequential illustration as an art form.
	encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /web_comic.htm (1718 words)

	The History of Webcomics Pt. 4 by T Campbell: 5 Horsemen of the New Genesis :: Comixpedia :: Covering the Digital Frontier of Comics Online
		Current data suggests that Penny Arcade is the most popular webcomic extant.
		What really "works" is a variety of genres serving a variety of demographics, as the American motion picture and Japanese comic book industries have proven.
		Comic strips have largely collapsed into the gag-strip genre, and the comic-book market of the 1960s through to the 1990s was utterly dominated by superhero action stories.
	www.comixpedia.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1251 (1718 words)

	Websnark: A Revised Modest Webcomics Proposal
		Along with an enumeration of webcomics both obscure and well-known could be an explanation of the types and genres as well as comics that well-exemplify those types.
		Webcomics with substantial and non-trivial readerships are being deleted as though they were garage bands with one demo tape that they distributed to their friends.
		In my experience, most webcomics that survive Votes for Deletion do so when the "webcomics fans" swoop in and rescue it, either with evidence of notability or by squeaking by with a few "keep" votes (which have to be from registered, productive members, as thelemurgod found out).
	www.websnark.com /archives/2005/09/a_revised_modes.html (9269 words)

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