I was led to this webcomic by its intriguing Project Wonderful ad. You really have to check something out when it's got a name like "The Fancy Adventures of Jack Cannon".
I wasn't disappointed.
This is a great webcomic. It feels just like one of those weekday afternoon Wake Up Go To School Save The World cartoons, only with more violence and swearing. What I found really refreshing about it was the lack of Fan Service - too many other of these types of webcomics (not going to mention any names) are stuffed with it to a really creepy degree.
Some of the early fight scenes may have you suspecting the main character of being Marty Stu, but, in my case at least, I felt there were enough scenes showing his flaws to rescue him from that slippery slope.
Probably the most amazing things about this webcomic are Max Facepuncher and Gavin - for completely different reasons.
I'm no expert on art, and can't draw anything myself, so I tend not to be very critical of anyone else's art, but for what it's worth, I think this comic's art is fun to look at and really stylish. Maybe a bit rough and funny-looking in places, but that's part of its charm.
The only criticism I can really level at this great strip is that maybe the plot moves a little too fast, and we need a few more (and longer) breathers between (awesome) fight scenes. Also it would be cool to see more of Angel and Cindy - I'm interested to see what roles they'll play in Jack's life.
The strip is in its early years (only been running since 2008), so now's a great time to get into it if you want to avoid excessive Archive Panic.
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I was led to this webcomic by its intriguing Project Wonderful ad. You really have to check something out when it's got a name like "The Fancy Adventures of Jack Cannon".
I wasn't disappointed.
This is a great webcomic. It feels just like one of those weekday afternoon Wake Up Go To School Save The World cartoons, only with more violence and swearing. What I found really refreshing about it was the lack of Fan Service - too many other of these types of webcomics (not going to mention any names) are stuffed with it to a really creepy degree.
Some of the early fight scenes may have you suspecting the main character of being Marty Stu, but, in my case at least, I felt there were enough scenes showing his flaws to rescue him from that slippery slope.
Probably the most amazing things about this webcomic are Max Facepuncher and Gavin - for completely different reasons.
I'm no expert on art, and can't draw anything myself, so I tend not to be very critical of anyone else's art, but for what it's worth, I think this comic's art is fun to look at and really stylish. Maybe a bit rough and funny-looking in places, but that's part of its charm.
The only criticism I can really level at this great strip is that maybe the plot moves a little too fast, and we need a few more (and longer) breathers between (awesome) fight scenes. Also it would be cool to see more of Angel and Cindy - I'm interested to see what roles they'll play in Jack's life.
The strip is in its early years (only been running since 2008), so now's a great time to get into it if you want to avoid excessive Archive Panic.
tl;dr: Highly recommended.