http://www.tangents.us Webcomic Reviews, Rants, Stories, and more Sun, 07 Mar 2010 02:22:30 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Generally as a rule of thumb, I avoid reviewing webcomics until they’ve had at least 35 updates. Part of this lies with the fact my own webcomic lasted but 33 updates before it succumbed to terminal hiatus (to the point that it’s no longer online and the hard drive holding ... http://www.tangents.us/2010/02/23/remind/ I’ve long been a fan of Amber William’s fantasy anthropomorphic comic Dan and Mab’s Furry Adventures, both for her deft mixture of humor and storytelling elements (dramatic and comedic) and for a cast of characters that come alive under her pen. It is this latter aspect that has brought the ... http://www.tangents.us/2010/02/18/dmfa-abels-story/ One of the biggest advantages webcomics have over their print counterparts is the nature of the medium itself. For some time, webcomics have dabbled in expanding their boundaries compared to the limitations of print comics. Some comics have pushed the boundaries of what cartoonist Scott McCloud calls the “infinite canvas” ... http://www.tangents.us/2010/02/11/dead-winter-2/