Take the time to read through the archives of a few of your fave webcomics

[Kitsune Ascendant]

right now, I'm going through the ozy and millie archives. next, I'll probably do either el goonish shive, dmfa, or bob and george.

[King Of Hearts]

Ive already rummaging trough the DMFA and Sluggy archives... or rather... drowning in the sheer volume.

[Turnsky]

going through sluggy's archives? see you next month, then. 

i rarely go through the archives of a comic lest i REALLY like them.
i've done DMFA.. and a few others.

[ITOS]

The annoying thing with reading through a +800 pages archive is that it makes me loose focus on real life until I'm finished.

That's no problem during weekends though. Archive marathon For The Win.

*skips downtime and stays up till 04:00*

[Alondro]

It takes me about 3 entire days to get through the Sluggy archive if I do nothing else.

I've at least once been through the archives of every comic I read.   

[llearch n'n'daCorna]

Likewise. :-)

[Tiger_T]

I'm just glad I read through Kevin and Kell four years ago.

Some of the one-gag-a-day comics I don't bother reading through the whole archive.

The most recent one I re-read was the Freefall archive.

And parts of DMFA - whenever one links to a page of it.

[bill]

I think the most insane thing I've ever done was read through the entire Irregular Webcomic archives. That was kinda nuts.

[Zedd]

Take a look at Subculture...Its funny!

[Aisha deCabre]

I always read through the archives before starting on a new webcomic.  Only DMFA and the main three on RHJunior webcomics have made me read through each and every strip at least three times.

The "Warrior for Hire" arch is still my favorite, too. 

[bill]

Meh, Arc #13 owns all. 

[Tiger_T]

I think the most insane thing I've ever done was read through the entire Irregular Webcomic archives. That was kinda nuts.

T'was fun.

[Tapewolf]

I always read through the archives before starting on a new webcomic.  Only DMFA and the main three on RHJunior webcomics have made me read through each and every strip at least three times.

I never went through the entire K&K archive, but I think that's the only exception.  Everything else I've decided is seriously worth reading, I've read the entire archive and usually dumped it to disk as well for further study / preservation.

DMFA is unique in that it's the only comic I've read backwards.  This was in actual fact before I was properly hooked on it, and I was trying to find a particular strip which I'd spotted by accident.  Even after I'd written a little program to retrieve the entire strip archive from 0-520, I still couldn't find the damned thing.  (It was this one)

The "Warrior for Hire" arch is still my favorite, too. 

I'm tied between 14, 16 and 19.  WFH is good, although it's not one of my absolute favourites.

[TheGreyRonin]

Dialup. Five minutes per page.

In spite of that, though, I've been through all of DMFA, Jack, CVRPG, and Sabrina Online. Partway through Catharsis now.

[bill]

Oh yeah, Jack took the better part of a day to do, and I can remember very few details. Which might be a good thing.

[TheGreyRonin]

*chuckles* I often have worse things than Jack running loose in my head. And a day? Took me nearly a week.

[Xuzaf D]

I just ran through the entire DSWC on sunday.


http://www.cvrpg.com/comics/dswc.php?arch=dswc&page=162
http://www.cvrpg.com/comics/dswc.php?arch=dswc&page=171
http://www.cvrpg.com/comics/dswc.php?arch=dswc&page=240

[TheGreyRonin]

*considers breaking my personal no-smiting rule for those who have decent internet connections*

[Tapewolf]

*considers breaking my personal no-smiting rule for those who have decent internet connections*

Heh, I was on dialup when I read through the entire archives for DMFA, Gaming Guardians, and SSDD.

[King Of Hearts]

I think the most insane thing I've ever done was read through the entire Irregular Webcomic archives. That was kinda nuts.

O god, now that was another all nighter for me... but that's the only way to read it, being bombarded with puns to get the mood going.

okay... now Im going to start re-reading 8-bit theater and Bob and George.

[Darkmoon]

I haven't read through the entirety of CVRPG... ever...

I did just read through xkcd, though.

[llearch n'n'daCorna]

I did.

... but then, I -was- testing the code.... :-)

I've read the archives of every comic I read. Is anyone scared yet?

[Darkmoon]

I have too, but I don't read many comics.

[Damaris]

Same here, although I'm only reading five right now.

Although I'm horribly behind on one of them.  I shall be smited by the author, I'm sure, since they know who they are.

[Zedd]

I wonder if I mentioned my favorite one next to DMFA and Jack combined....Mobties!

[Darkmoon]

Same here, although I'm only reading five right now.

Although I'm horribly behind on one of them.  I shall be smited by the author, I'm sure, since they know who they are.

Obviously it's not me, since I MAKE you read mine regularly.

[Damaris]

I think you only do that because I kept forgetting to read it on my own :p

I don't think I've read about twenty from when I was sick.

[Darkmoon]

Does it feel like you missed anything?

[Destina Faroda]

I usually only rarely archives for comics I've already read, although I have went through the archives of CVRPG on occasion.  After all, if the comic has a bunch of readers and a viable discussion board, usally, many of the archived comics will come up for discussion.  In addition, these days I never read archives of more than say 100 comics for comics I have never read.  After all, if the author has a 100 comics, then the author doesn't need my readership and I'm less inclined to give my time to something that couldn't use an extra set of eyes.  As a result, I only tend to pick up newer comics or comics that don't have large archives.

[Jim Halisstrad]

I've read through many, many webcomic arcives X.x

The list of comics I read on a regular basis is up in the twenties.... I think I have a problem >.<