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{ 2008 06 15 }
You may already know that Warren Ellis decided to make a webcomic. But he decided that a few panels per day wasn’t enough to tell a story chunk. Being Warren Ellis, he decided to do six pages at a chunk. He’s seventeen six-page installments in at http://www.freakangels.com/. It’s about as safe for work as Warren Ellis could get.
(ht: Daily Illuminator)
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Ian | 16-Jun-08 at 7:00 am | Permalink
A more extreme version of large-quantum webcomic publication: Platinum Grit, which has been coming out at the rate of one or two episodes per annum for the last 14 years, if the dates on the archive links are to be believed. At this rate, the readership will be younger than the series by the time all the plot twists that have been foreshadowed get dealt with. It’s sporadically unsafe for work, occasionally funny, but mostly just strange.
Thanks for the freakangels link, I’m intrigued.