How sweet it is
Only difference is how they are cropped, which is not enough to differentiate them. Opening.
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The first thing that comes to mind is a print collection of a webcomic, so here's some shots of volumes of Gunnerkrigg Court: vol. 1
◊, vol. 2
◊. vol. 4
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That falls on the same problem said by the OP: those pics don't tell that comic was originally online. I think a two-panel pic comparing online media and its printed version would work best.
edited 15th Feb '17 7:27:23 AM by Gosicrystal
This
◊ [1]
◊ [2]
◊ [3]
◊ for Doorstopper then?
It is a real life 10,119 page book on poetry. Its the world thickest single volume book ever bound. Although I can not find the actual name of the book.
Caption could be "Volume 1 of 'Understanding women'" with what it actually is in a note. heheh
edited 15th Feb '17 9:03:25 AM by Memers
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Clock is set.
Web First is an index in addition to being JAFAAC, so I think we should pull it regardless of replacement.
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I've got an idea for the GC suggestion but don't have time ATM to put it together...I'll try to remember to do it tonight.
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Re-clocked. I never got around to making the combo pic I was thinking about, so if someone wants to take a crack at it, go for it. Alternately, I'd be fine with replacing the pic on Doorstopper with and moving the uncropped Wikipedia book pic to Web First.
W Ikipedia is way more pop-cult than Gunnerkrigg Court, so I would stick with that pic for the sake of recognition.
That's Dr. Title, thank you!
I don't know if this really fits trope, but it's not hard to find One-Punch Man examples like this
◊ that show how certain moments are shown during the progression from webcomic to manga to anime.
edited 8th Mar '17 7:58:43 PM by thok
@Memers - The long poetry book is by Dr. Alphabet, for iowa City: http://blog.lib.uiowa.edu/preservation/2011/01/07/10000-page-book-bound-at-conservation-lab/
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Crowner?
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The new clock's way past due. I've pulled the pic from Web First and tagged the page; locking up.
Old pic:
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It's almost exactly the same as the one on Doorstopper. I don't know which one should go, though. On one hand, Web First is technically JAFAAC if you don't recognize Wikipedia, but on the other, it's probably easier to find a different picture for Doorstopper.