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I'm a twitter addict, and I love the idea behind this comic. The twitter aspect alone makes for a great comic, and this lives up to it. I disagree with onyxsparrow's review... the "twitteriness" is obvious; each comic includes the tweet that has inspired it.
User: OnyxSparrow
The twitteriness... I don't see it really, just a few popculture references done up in an irregular art style that seems to still be trying to figure itself out. On the up side, one of those guys looks just like Bert from Seseme Street.
User: sammy
This is the first comic that I have seen to address the pop culture phenom Twitter. It is smart, clever and sometimes provocative.
Tweetics - http://tweetics.com
DescriptionTweetics (a portmanteau of Tweet and Comic) is a quasi-daily (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) webcomic that comes most directly from random Tweets. Every day i comb the Public_Timeline for something fun, amusing or interesting and more often than not, the direct dialogue from a tweet is the Tweetic. Sometimes the Tweetic of the day is just a random thought or a conversation that I have had with someone or even something that is just in the news. Tagstweet parody twitter Related Webcomics |
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User: comicgirlI'm a twitter addict, and I love the idea behind this comic. The twitter aspect alone makes for a great comic, and this lives up to it. I disagree with onyxsparrow's review... the "twitteriness" is obvious; each comic includes the tweet that has inspired it.
User: OnyxSparrow
The twitteriness... I don't see it really, just a few popculture references done up in an irregular art style that seems to still be trying to figure itself out. On the up side, one of those guys looks just like Bert from Seseme Street.
User: sammy
This is the first comic that I have seen to address the pop culture phenom Twitter. It is smart, clever and sometimes provocative.