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It's dutch girls doing dutch things
Here is the pilot in it's parts
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZ23sOHOFD6lraxsHwL8_TqPqDfODACB1
And here is a AI dub of the piolt
https://youtu.be/Vkgjl0WELko
Although the creator has shelved the series there is still fanworks being made of it
Ongezellig
Ongezellig (Unsociable in English) is a dutch pilot about a girl named Maya and her adoptive sisters working on their school projectIt's dutch girls doing dutch things
Here is the pilot in it's parts
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZ23sOHOFD6lraxsHwL8_TqPqDfODACB1
And here is a AI dub of the piolt
https://youtu.be/Vkgjl0WELko
Although the creator has shelved the series there is still fanworks being made of it
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Seems to be monster of the week fight kind of comic with battle beast fighting it every issue
Might even dive deeper into his philosophy and how he feels on the inside
Maybe even have him fight something he can't just punch to beat it
Hope it turns into fist of the north star in space with less asspulls, long lost brothers, and divine cuckoldry
Battle Beast
New series in the invincible universe came out following battle beast's perspectiveSeems to be monster of the week fight kind of comic with battle beast fighting it every issue
Might even dive deeper into his philosophy and how he feels on the inside
Maybe even have him fight something he can't just punch to beat it
Hope it turns into fist of the north star in space with less asspulls, long lost brothers, and divine cuckoldry
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What do you guys think about The Maxx?
What do you guys think about The Maxx?
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This is the board for all non Japanese cartoons and comics.
Welcome to /co/!
Due to user request, I am opening /co/ on a trial basis (just to see how active it can be)This is the board for all non Japanese cartoons and comics.
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>what is this?
Usagi Yojimbo is an american comic book written and drawn by eisner-winner letterer Stan Sakai, about the adventures of a long-eared ronin in early 17th century japan.
I'm continuing a yearly storytime that was stopped at volume 29 when 4chan died. instead of posting the whole volume at once, I selected a few stories that would make a good introduction to any new reader who would care to join in.
Usagi Yojimbo Storytime 29,1
previously: desuarchive(dot)org/co/thread/148328741>what is this?
Usagi Yojimbo is an american comic book written and drawn by eisner-winner letterer Stan Sakai, about the adventures of a long-eared ronin in early 17th century japan.
I'm continuing a yearly storytime that was stopped at volume 29 when 4chan died. instead of posting the whole volume at once, I selected a few stories that would make a good introduction to any new reader who would care to join in.
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I'm still new to the scene, so I've only read Peanuts. I have quite a few of the Fantagraphics reprints (a good place to start if you've never read a newspaper comic before!) and I absolutely adore them. I love Charlie Brown so much. He's a good kid. He doesn't deserve what happens to him, even with his rougher beginnings. He's really my main draw to the series (though I hear it's like that for a lot of people,) but Snoopy is pretty funny and it's nice seeing what the other kids do when Charlie Brown isn't around. I like to read Peanuts when I feel down or when I have a good place to rest, so on. It is also really cool how the strips reflect the time they were written - October strips are in the fall, May strips are in the spring, so on. It's a very intelligent comic, and not in the snobby political sense. It's a grounded, very real story (even though they're all eight year olds, if that,) and that's my favorite kind of story. It manages to keep up with time and keep going through time without feeling surreal. If you like depressing stories with comedic intervals and a good deal of tomfoolery, you should read Peanuts.
Newspaper Comics
Post 'em. From the Peanuts to the Prince Valiant to Mickey Mouse to your local newspaper's comics. Post your favorite strips, if you like.I'm still new to the scene, so I've only read Peanuts. I have quite a few of the Fantagraphics reprints (a good place to start if you've never read a newspaper comic before!) and I absolutely adore them. I love Charlie Brown so much. He's a good kid. He doesn't deserve what happens to him, even with his rougher beginnings. He's really my main draw to the series (though I hear it's like that for a lot of people,) but Snoopy is pretty funny and it's nice seeing what the other kids do when Charlie Brown isn't around. I like to read Peanuts when I feel down or when I have a good place to rest, so on. It is also really cool how the strips reflect the time they were written - October strips are in the fall, May strips are in the spring, so on. It's a very intelligent comic, and not in the snobby political sense. It's a grounded, very real story (even though they're all eight year olds, if that,) and that's my favorite kind of story. It manages to keep up with time and keep going through time without feeling surreal. If you like depressing stories with comedic intervals and a good deal of tomfoolery, you should read Peanuts.
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RWBY Thread
What does wapchan think about everyone's favorite web animation?
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Let's talk comics!
Currently reading, favorites, recently finished, etc
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Marvel Comics
It is said that even his simplest shitpost can destroy an imageboard forever
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JUCIKA THREAD
Post any and all Jucika kino and facts.
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Scott Pilgrim
Making a thread for my personal favourite piece of /co/ media. Go and read it if you haven't already, it's pretty neat.
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Ren & Stimpy Thread
What's your favorite episode? All the Bob Jaques-animated episodes are incredible and still hold up imo.