Basic Instructions
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Basic Instructions by Scott Meyer is a comic I just started reading recently. Now, I'm not especially a fan of comics that cut and paste a large part of their artwork unless they balance it off with genuine good writing, and Meyers sure does deliver. Being a stand up comic, he knows how to construct a joke that will appeal to a wider audience than the usual weirdness and niche market of video games that has characterized a lot of webcomics.
I had mentioned before that Meyer reuses his artwork is the trusty cut-and-paste method, but I'd like to mention that he does not shy away from creating new artwork when it is needed. In fact, I had not even realized that he was reusing some artwork until long after I should have.
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Basic Instructions by Scott Meyer is a comic I just started reading recently. Now, I'm not especially a fan of comics that cut and paste a large part of their artwork unless they balance it off with genuine good writing, and Meyers sure does deliver. Being a stand up comic, he knows how to construct a joke that will appeal to a wider audience than the usual weirdness and niche market of video games that has characterized a lot of webcomics.
I had mentioned before that Meyer reuses his artwork is the trusty cut-and-paste method, but I'd like to mention that he does not shy away from creating new artwork when it is needed. In fact, I had not even realized that he was reusing some artwork until long after I should have.
Check out Basic Instructions for helpful and informative tips for everyday living at http://www.basicinstructions.net/