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Mack Johnson = Parody of Jack Thompson

Teehee, satire.

I am.
Now excuse me, i do believe i've a kangaroo to catch 

Thanks for the comments guys, and Manic, i've fixed up the problem with the hair colour.

Another one i did a week ago and just finished some final editing for.
Notice the spaces between panels!

Enjoy!
Fluke

PS: I'm well aware you can't read the little writing in the computer. It's done intentionally, it's a little in-joke between my friends and I.

Okay, i have a slight major problem with MTV.
I've been watching (for observation purposes and because my brother is obsessed with this sort of moronic thing) MTV for two hours now, and, after also reading MTV's schedule for the next month, can honestly say it is one of the worst channels i have ever had the extreme displeasure of watching.
Okay, so, here's how the last two hours breaks down.

*Show with NOTHING to do with music.
*Another show with NOTHING to do with music.
*A solid hour of moronic and audibly painful to listen to hip hop, presented by your typical blonde ditz.
*A terrible song by a hip hop artist whose name we'll all've forgotten in a year in each ad break.
*A complete lack of rock/metal/synth/any other genre you can think of.

After flipping through their schedule, it turns out they do play some rock. One hour every two weeks. Oh boy, i can't contain myself.

I know this sort of channel is aimed at 18-year old girls focussing more on which "hottie" to take to the prom and whether or not their bodies can afford to eat a celery stick or not than anything with significance, but it feels really attatched to hip-hop and anything even vaguely hip hop related, with no real variety other than the VERY occassional pop ballad.

Anyway, after the two hours i flipped over to VH1.Ã,  *MUCH BETTER* in my opinion, as there seems to be plenty of variety spanning lots of different genres.

So, how do you feel about MTV? Do you dislike it or think i've been too harsh with the above rant?

Cheers,
Fluke.

Perhaps you should, i dunno, ask Yahtzee himself?

And what on earth is a decoder ring?

Nostalgia Abounds...

Introducing... Captain Crash Dummy!!
Once a simple inanimate dummy for a car company, Captain Crash Dummy gained incredible size when a fast food company moved next door. CCD was thrown out in the same dumpster as the fast food company's unsold burgers. Naturally, the toxic chemicals in the burgers releases into Captain Crash Dummy, and he now goes around, exacting his vengeance on car manufacturers...the greatest and most vile villians ever...

12 colours, plus background (which is an extra one colour).

Cheers,
Fluke.
PS: My decoder ring caught on fire. Sorry.

The new version is wonderful. Especially seeing as the old version, for some reason, wouldn't allow me to post pictures.

Why would the microsoft support guy scream about his eyes when you phoned him up about receiving a BSOD?

He didn't phone up. He went into the building with a weapon of some sort. Perhaps that wasn't a given, but i think the fact the support guy was in some sort of pain was?

Also, yes, i've decided to follow your advice and add spaces.

Cheers,
Fluke.

Lo,
while i understand what Darth and esper are saying, i really feel that having the black line there clearly shows the fact that the panel ends.
Cheers,
Fluke.

[Here, in terms of the 2-0f-6 rule, i've done recognizable (BSOD, WoW, Microsoft)and cruel (The BSOD).]

Ello again, some more comics for your advice and critique.

Here, in terms of the 2-0f-6 rule, i've done recognizable (BSOD, WoW, Microsoft)and cruel (The BSOD).


Here i went for bizarre (how does a small yellow creature get ahold of acid?) but couldn't really think of any other ways to make it comply to the 2-0f-6 idea.

Cheers,
Fluke.

Arr, other than rock all i have is synth.
In that category, i classify Depeche Mode's 'Precious'
as the best song.

Thanks for the advice guys. Especially the 2-of-the-6 rules thing. I've always found Dilbert quite a humourous peek at the "office space-esque" lifestyle, and enjoy it thoroughly, so if it's good enough for Scott Adams and Gary Larson, it's good enough for meÃ, 
Cheers,
Fluke.
PS: More updates/comics coming soon

Heh, the joke was on the prescence OF space fillers in modern webcomics, not a space filler in it's own right 

[Blip, Radar and Radarette, the three main characters.]

So, i've recently decided to, with a team of friends, develop a webcomic. We have planned to get the hosting ASAP, but until that time, here are a few early snippets
PS: If anyone remembers my 'Blip And Radar' post in the Critic's Lounge, this is the same series.


Blip, Radar and Radarette, the three main characters.


One of the first strips [VERY HEAVILY WORK IN PROGRESS!(especially the car's block-shape!)]


Another strip i did a few days ago. Note how, even when not focusing on the characters in the world of the strip (ie, me coming in and explaining something), it still maintains the graphic character style. Also pretty WIP.

So, yeah, we'll be getting the hosting once we have some more strips written up and some Work In Progresses finished, which should be within the next two months or so, and until then i'll continue putting up some work in progresses and whatnot.
Cheers,
Fluke and the 'Blip And Radar' Team

Devil Snake!!!
11 colours plus transparancy.

Thanks, I'll Try That.

Damn, knew i should've entered this earlier...
Oh well, that's what happens when you procrastinate.
Here's my entry anyway (mainly done for boredom purposes)

Cheers,
Flukeles.