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->''"This is my ''Franchise/MetalGear'', and I can destroy it if I want to."''
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->''"This is my ''Franchise/MetalGear'', ''VideoGame/MetalGear'', and I can destroy it if I want to."''
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->''"The Internet. A wondrous place, filled with all sorts of information for you to unveil. A place without restrictions, a place without limits. Once the Internet became widespread and at the reach of the common citizen, it opened window of opportunities to all the creative minds (and not so creative ones) to express themselves in thousands of unthinkable ways. This was the birth of a whole new society, a culture, that could be shared by all mankind alike… One of the ways to express yourself is webcomics. Oh, the webcomics… Meeting no standards, having no restrictions and being far from thing like laws, rules and quality control has its toll. The BAD webcomics are the price to pay for such freedom. Daily, hundreds if not thousands of aspiring people try to reach the masses through works of fiction which follow none of the guidelines that make the respectable business of printed comics what it is. Bad webcomic creators are psychologically blind to their flaws, their egos are fed by the constant stream of ass-kissing supplied by their semi-literate fans who don't know any better. It is exactly these kinds of insults to art that we are here to document."''
-->-- [[http://badwebcomicswiki.shoutwiki.com/wiki/Main_Page The Bad Webcomics Wiki]]
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->''"Bob just thought the Antichrist was [[DoingItForTheArt trying to destroy his art]]. They were well-meaning people who wanted him to get what he deserved, which was a big commercial hit. But when it came down to the art or the money, he was with the art."''
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->''"Bob just thought the Antichrist was [[DoingItForTheArt trying to destroy his art]].art. They were well-meaning people who wanted him to get what he deserved, which was a big commercial hit. But when it came down to the art or the money, he was with the art."''
