Kurtz actually does a pretty good job of imitating Gabe's style. When I glanced at the strip without reading it properly, I immediately thought "hey, that dude on the left totally looks like he was ripped from Penny Arcade". And there you go.
Achewood
In my opinion, there is no finer web comic than Achewood. You want subtlety of art and a one-of-a-kind worldview? This is it.
Penny Arcade
The classic. Gabe and Tycho are true pioneers in the world of web comics, and few have done more to expand the reach and influence of the medium. Plus they're funny.
Diesel Sweeties
Like PVP, DS has been coasting for some time. But it is worth reading, nonetheless.
PVP
Yes, I do recommend it; its very popularity is what recommends it. It is the ultimate example that web comics can have mainstream appeal, and shouldn't be disregarded by the industry just because they're web comics.
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The ambulance came all the way from France?
That must be where Francis landed...
Why does he say "Penny-Arcade"? The hyphen only exists in the URL, not in... you know... anywhere else.
Kurtz actually does a pretty good job of imitating Gabe's style. When I glanced at the strip without reading it properly, I immediately thought "hey, that dude on the left totally looks like he was ripped from Penny Arcade". And there you go.
er...what? I don't even think Kurt would say that he was trying to draw that guy in Krahulik's style...
Now I think about it, he kinda looks more like someone from the Red vs Blue comics...
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