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Quick post before I get back to whatever desk I work at on Friday afternoons!
I read a lot of webcomics, partly because it helps me to work out what day of the week it is while I drink my morning coffee (For example; if it’s a day without a new
Candi, but with a new
menage a 3, and not a new
Darths & Droids, then it’s Saturday, and I can go back to bedn without bothering to finish filling myself with caffeine).
But this is the first time I’ve discovered a webcomic told through the medium of a
Round Robin game.
Lots of different artists each get one panel to advance the story, and that panel can contain as many frames as they can fit in that one panel. The effect (so far as I’ve managed to read it!) is fabulously anarchic, and very funny. Or, at least, it’s got me sniggering over the keyboard, which is typically a good sign, even if it is confusing everyone else in the room.
O - and did I mention that it’s a round-robin style comic where the only fixed element of the plot is that there’s been a murder? Win!
It appears to live over at
http://whokilledroundrobin.blogspot.com, and you can read full pages as they happen from this
link here.
Unless, y’know, you were all going to spend your Friday afternoon being super productive, or something…