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On Writing: Well developed characters and easy-flowing storyplots are a hallmark to a good comic, and Autumn Lake covers those angles well. The comic's writting is simple, quick to read, and avoids getting bogged down with overtly complicated matters. The characters are true to themselves and for the most part stay that way.
On Art: With a style that matches the dialog well, the comic has a look that is casual but clean, very much like any of your sunday funnies could have. In a world filled with manga eyes and photo-realistic gore, it's good to see some old skool comicy-ness is still out there.
On Website: The site is nice, well structured, and full of content. I never once felt lost, even while exploring a bit I could always toddle my way back to the comic without a problem. The links off to the podcast and other sites could probably use some "new window" code so I don't lose the original site while exploring, but overall it seemed to flow very well.
Overall: Autumn Lake is a very newspapery strip, reminding me of something like Peanuts but all grown up. It's an extremely casual webcomic but well written and an easy read for vetran and newcomer alike.
Autumn Lake - http://www.autumnlake.com/
Description"Autumn Lake" is set in a small New England town, the perfect place to appreciate the important things in life... pizza, comic books, sci-fi movies, and the meaning of the Universe... TagsNo tags... yet. Related WebcomicsNot related to anything... yet. |
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User: OnyxSparrowOn Writing: Well developed characters and easy-flowing storyplots are a hallmark to a good comic, and Autumn Lake covers those angles well. The comic's writting is simple, quick to read, and avoids getting bogged down with overtly complicated matters. The characters are true to themselves and for the most part stay that way.
On Art: With a style that matches the dialog well, the comic has a look that is casual but clean, very much like any of your sunday funnies could have. In a world filled with manga eyes and photo-realistic gore, it's good to see some old skool comicy-ness is still out there.
On Website: The site is nice, well structured, and full of content. I never once felt lost, even while exploring a bit I could always toddle my way back to the comic without a problem. The links off to the podcast and other sites could probably use some "new window" code so I don't lose the original site while exploring, but overall it seemed to flow very well.
Overall: Autumn Lake is a very newspapery strip, reminding me of something like Peanuts but all grown up. It's an extremely casual webcomic but well written and an easy read for vetran and newcomer alike.