The Q's Comic Review (Fancomic Writers Please Read!)

[someonenonotyou]

Yeah he likes it thank Q ill try and do better with the grammer and stuff and your right its not getting enough love everyone go read Take Two again!

YYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!

Also Nageto thanks

[Cizak]

OKay, this was the most confusing score yet. Seriously, they are become worse by every week... what did that mean? Please explain.

[EmeraldPhoenix]

OKay, this was the most confusing score yet. Seriously, they are become worse by every week... what did that mean? Please explain.

No, that one made perfect sense.
Someone scary who makes the comic awesome, but held back by bad grammer.
The score is The Joker, but without the ability to speak right.
What about this don't you get? It's really not that hard to figure out.

[Kumo]

Guys... get over the scoring >.>

'nuff said.

[smuchmuch]

Little art question:
It's probably due to a visual pun/reference I don't get, but why the bolder lines in pannel one ?

[Green-Shirt Q]

Guys... get over the scoring >.>

'nuff said.

Thank you.

Little art question:
It's probably due to a visual pun/reference I don't get, but why the bolder lines in pannel one ?

That was just a mistake, actually. And the reference is VERY obscure and stupid, I'll admit. It's from an advertisement for a very new TV show known as The League starring a hero of mine, Jon Lajoie.

Here's a link.

Anyway, back to what I was going to say. Because I had very little time this week to research the Smash Brother I had in mind for this week, I've decided to cop out of the responsibility of weekly updating for that one. Training Mode's Fighters and Flaws: UNSPRITED! will now update randomly.

[Green-Shirt Q]

Why do feel like I'm missing the point?

New review!

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[Nameless]

I laughed at the Bum Review reference.

[Almighty Salmon]

Oh man, it's Chester Q. Bum!

[Dallas-Dakota]

Ok Q, gotta admit, I rarely read your stuff, and such, but that Chester Q. Bum joke was good.

[Nageto004]

Is it weird that I fell better about the comic now then before I read this review?

[Ichneumon]

I can't say I'm not nervous.

[Green-Shirt Q]

Sorry everybody. It was exam week and I was under a bit of pressure, and I couldn't write a proper review this week.

I could, however, write this.

Special Comic: 20th Comic Spectacular!

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Opening will be reviewed next week.

[Nameless]

Sorry everybody. It was exam week and I was under a bit of pressure, and I couldn't write a proper review this week.

I could, however, write this.

Special Comic: 20th Comic Spectacular!

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Opening will be reviewed next week.

Hey Q, this just gave me an idea. You should totally do a review of Both "My Name is Q" and "The Q's Comic Review", for it will provide you with many opportunities to produce teh lulage.

[EmeraldPhoenix]

Hey Q, this just gave me an idea. You should totally do a review of Both "My Name is Q" and "The Q's Comic Review", for it will provide you with many opportunities to produce teh lulage.

I think he's already said that he's not going to do that.

[Nameless]

I think he's already said that he's not going to do that.

CURSES! Curses by steel!

[Green-Shirt Q]

Why do I feel so alone?

New review!

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[Ichneumon]

I am honestly quite pleased with this review. Thank you! I hadn't expected such a good one. I'll soon start writing the second part of Opening. I've been thinking about making it more visually appealing. Thanks! A lot!

[CrimsonAngel]

Oh, it's a lego man!

[Fay Graydon]

YAY! Im up next!
I have a Feeling my seemingly undirectional Story line will be touched upon...
Ironic that I plan to go back and alter some of my earlier comics to correct the fact that there seems to be very little in terms of story at the moment.

[Ichneumon]

I like the score.

[X2]

Sinister and I would like to submit Full Circle.

[CrimsonAngel]

You have one comic!

[X2]

By the time all the other stuff is done we wont.

[CrimsonAngel]

OK, but this one needs to live or you'll become me.

[Green-Shirt Q]

Is this real life?

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Wait a second...*checks author archives* It seems like I am running out of comics to review.

This seems like a good time to annonce my new contest!

Do you really like The Q's Comic Review? Do you think I graded your comic unfairly and want revenge? Do you think the way I make comics sucks? Do you want to mock my attempts at reviewing with satire? Do you want to tell me how much I kick ass at making fancomics? Do you make comics to enter contests?

If you answered yes or no to any of the above questions, you may want to enter...

The "Taste of His Own Medicine" Contest Sponsered by The Q's Comic Review!

The contest is simple. You can write a review, parodying my review style, reviewing ANY of my past fancomics! My Name is Q? Super Smash B-List? KIB: Koopas In Black? Smooth Moves? THIS VERY COMIC?! Pick one and review it in comic format like I do.

The best, most well-written review will recieve TWO prizes! One, a cameo apperence on either Smooth Moves or The Q's Comic Review and two, your REVIEW COMIC ENTRY will be reviewed by Q on The Q's Comic Review!

Get cracking! Don't call yourself a fan of mine until you've submitted something into the contest! All contest entries must be submitted before the end of this month. Which is February 2010, by the way.

[BRC]

I notice that you have twice managed to criticize my comics when you weren't reviewing them (You didn't mention Rebellion|Revolution directly, but it's very clear what you were talking about). Also, you say "It's nice to see, for once, a comic about a rebellion with a clear evil side" as if this forum is full of grey and grey morality comics about rebellions (So far, Rebellion|Revolution is the only one I can think of. And Dawn of Yesterday predates that, so yeah.
That said, If you're running out of Comics, to review, I guess you have permission to do Rebellion|Revolution (originally I was going to wait until I finished the first chapter before letting you loose on it), under the condition that you spend no more than one panel discussing the Grey and Grey Morality aspect (Which, considering how you tend to structure your reviews, is probably what you would do anyway). My reason for this condition is that you've already discussed your views on the subject in great detail, and that that's really more about the idea of grey vs grey morality in general than it is about the comic specifically.

[Darklord Bright]

This grated on me as well.

[Green-Shirt Q]

I notice that you have twice managed to criticize my comics when you weren't reviewing them (You didn't mention Rebellion|Revolution directly, but it's very clear what you were talking about). Also, you say "It's nice to see, for once, a comic about a rebellion with a clear evil side" as if this forum is full of grey and grey morality comics about rebellions (So far, Rebellion|Revolution is the only one I can think of. And Dawn of Yesterday predates that, so yeah.
That said, If you're running out of Comics, to review, I guess you have permission to do Rebellion|Revolution (originally I was going to wait until I finished the first chapter before letting you loose on it), under the condition that you spend no more than one panel discussing the Grey and Grey Morality aspect (Which, considering how you tend to structure your reviews, is probably what you would do anyway). My reason for this condition is that you've already discussed your views on the subject in great detail, and that that's really more about the idea of grey vs grey morality in general than it is about the comic specifically.

I would like to defend myself here.

Yeah, with grey and grey morality, your comic was only a little about what I was talking about, but mainly ABR:FI was what was mainly getting at. I guess it was also for emphasis of the fact that Dawn Of Yesterday was fun even though the concept was pretty simple, which I found. Also, I have recently seen District 9, Watchmen, and the Dark Knight, which all kinda had the grey and grey feel, so I suppose that felt like what the trend was in movies too. I realize it's probably not. But still, stories about Revolutions, in any form of media, do tend to be depressing, don't they?

And I didn't mean to critisize your comic, there. I was just mentioning a particular prefrence, and even stated that the other was more intellectually challengeing. I didn't say it was better or worse. I was talking about the mood of the comic in general.

And wait a second...twice? I twice critisized your comic? What was the second time I did so when not actually reviewing it?

Also, I accept your challenge. Mainly to better improve myself. Your next review will be reviewed totally fairly and I will not judge it based on prefrence.

[Darklord Bright]

I would like to defend myself here.

District 9, Watchmen, and the Dark Knight, which all kinda had the grey and grey feel

Watchmen I might understand, but District 9 and the Dark Knight are hardly 'Grey and grey'. District 9 is yet another 'humans are jerks' movie, and Dark Knight is just another Batman film about moral choice.

None of them are really 'Revolution' movies though.