Captain Tempest's Monster🧟

Captain Tempest's Monster🧟

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A pulp-adventure webcomic by Emmett & Gordon Graham! Read at captaintempest.com

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🖤 Hermann Huppen Les Tours de Bois-Maury 6 Sigurd (1990) Sigurd may be a weaker album of the series, but it’s full of wonders like this stunning page. #BandeDessinee #ComicSky

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With Tapas going down, we want to compile webcomic sharing sites. Tell us about which ones you use, what you like or dislike from your experience, and observations. Feel free to share your webcomic in the comments! #webcomic #webtoon #tapas #neocities #comicfury #webcomics #comics #makingcomics

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If you want to believe it, check it twice ::clap clap:: If you want to believe it, check it twice ::clap clap:: Doesn’t matter if it’s awful Doesn’t matter if it’s nice If it confirms your bias, check it twice! ::clap clap::

if the rage-bait works too well it might be fake ::clap clap:: if the rage-bait works too well it might be fake ::clap clap:: look, we’ve all been fooled before when a deep-fake makes us sore but kindly doublecheck your source, it might be fake ::clap clap::

...wwwhy? The play is written in modern English, and set in Italy. (Even if this is a classic case of not understanding what Old English is, using the original text isn't even much of a flourish. Joss Whedon used original text. Baz Luhrman used original text. That's really normal for Shakespeare.)

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Robert Eggers is set to direct a new film adaptation of ‘ROMEO AND JULIET’. The film will feature the actors speaking in Olde English. (Source: www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...)

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We don't have a big audience, but there are people who encountered our work for the first time on every platform. What does it mean to the broader texture of our audience for any version to become lost? Maybe it's all old radio shows. Everything is meant to be consumed in the context of its moment.

Is there a "real" version of the comic? Each has its minor differences and compromises. The print version doesn't have the page names, which are often jokes or thematic allusions. Our comic can't be lost the way a lot of work on Tapas is likely to be, but if a platform went down, SOMETHING is lost.

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I DESPERATELY need your help with something, even if it’s just sharing this skeet: I’m working on a piec about the evolution of video games and the KEY to my story is a guy named Oscar Munoz who worked for Sega in the early 1990s I’ve tried everything to find him and social media is my last resort

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what Schkade has achieved on Flash Gordon should earn him a free hotel room in any town where comics are mentioned, the strip has returned to greatness.

Dan Schkade@danschkade.bsky.social

Last month we passed a milestone without my realizing: I have now done over ONE THOUSAND STRIPS since I took over FLASH GORDON in 2023. I cannot thank you all enough for reading, discussing, and sharing the comic these past few years. Truly the best gig I've ever had. Much, much more to come ⚡