WoW Insider's Weekly Webcomic: Safe Passage -- Convergence

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2-08-2012 @ 7:44PM

pandadragoon said...

love the art as always but I think I would enjoy this particular arc more if I wait a month or two. 3 weeks of angry looking dwarf is a bit agonizing as far as story progression goes. I'm sure I'll love the overall arc as I've enjoyed the previous, just on a week by week basis nothing has really moved forward. It's kind of like reading a book page by page versus chapter by chapter or watching a graphic novel put together page by page, instead of seeing a story progress week by week (i.e. a weekly comic). Not meaning to be negative either, just calling this a weekly webcomic for this arc is being a bit generous imo

2-08-2012 @ 8:42PM

mibu.work1 said...

Trust me, it's not gonna be fun looking at an angry dwarf's various roars for months. I should know, I'm a regular reader of the webcomic 'Goblins: Life Through Their Eyes' which is a fantastic comic every D&D player should read. The problem with it is that there are three groups of protagonists, a spinoff comic, and sometimes the antagonists get focus too. Also, sometimes months of out-of-comic time can go by without anything more happening than the battle progressing. At least some comics (order of the stick) let the story progress in months after a year's worth of comics.

2-09-2012 @ 10:37AM

Teresa said...

Yes exactly. Didnt know how to write this myself without sounded like a dick and being blackened out to obscurity. Oh well here it goes: this comic moves too slow for a rather simple story.

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