Knouge forever!!
Does this Comic fall under American Kirby Is Hardcore? The backstory of Chaos establishes him as a mindless beast, rather than a tragic figure.
I am completely, utterly, and thoroughly done with Sola Sonica and 2D
Knouge forever!!
Does this Comic fall under American Kirby Is Hardcore? The backstory of Chaos establishes him as a mindless beast, rather than a tragic figure.
I am completely, utterly, and thoroughly done with Sola Sonica and 2D
I'd like to suggest a page split between printed STC and STC-Online!
Let's start with the obvious: STC-O is a webcomic, it is also a clear continuation from where the series in it's printed form ended. It's a fan based piece of work, despite author approval; no matter how official a continuation or not, it is notably seperate.
I think the jump between STC to STC-O is distinguishable enough to deserve seperate pages.
What do you guys think?
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Edited by revert Lozeko06 Hide / Show Replies
You could just sort the tropes that are dedicated to the online continuation into it'sown sub-section on this page, but it is probably better to just get the whole thing it's own page. It's certainly had more content than some of the seperate webcomics listed here, and thus could probably justify being placed onto it's own page.
"She's just a narcissistic girl living in an all-about-me world"
Alright then, I've given it a few weeks since the proposal, since no one else seems to have any objections (or many agreements) this I'll get started right away.
Edit: Finally "completed". Phew. There are of course more tropes that need be added, since some doubly applied, but since this is now just the STC page I'll reference it over there if needs be. I'll try and add some more to this page, perhaps an edit it to be similar to existing templates.
Edited by Lozeko06
Just changed Sparkster to Rocket Knight Adventures in the list of games that got their own comic. Because, y'know, that's what the game was called. Sparkster was the main character.
Edited by Tiroth
"Although Sonic the Hedgehog is in the title, originally it was sort of a British, Sega equivalent of Nintendo Power" Not really, while it did have reviews and tips, they were faaaaar from the focus of the piece, it was marketed to the same sort of demographic 2000AD started off in decades earlier, and was primarily a comic. Every other gaming magazine at the time would have been a much better source for Nintendo Power type stuff beyond comic strips than STC. I suggest this is changed, though someone who has a better memory/less nostalgia goggles than myself may disagree.