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Public Domain Webcomic: Riffing old comics!

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Public Domain Webcomic: Riffing old comics!
« on: June 21, 2018, 09:39:57 PM »

I know that the MST3K team has a comic coming out that features the exact same sort of set up, but this is something I've been doing for some friends for a couple years now in private and felt, with the surge of riffing culture, that now is a time to make it happen publicly. I figured it would be worth sharing with y'all.

This comic, called Public Domain Webcomic, is a spinoff of another webcomic I do called RGBots which features three jerk robots and a limited pool of panels. For a few years now I've been privately riffing some comics by my fellow cartoonists for gatherings and such, but I was encouraged to go "bigger" with it. For about a year and a half now I've been combing through public domain comics and building an archive of material and I am finally posting this material twice a week.

MST3K is such a huge inspiration to me in general, and my new comic's set up definitely evokes the spirit of MST3K, even if the language is a little more NSFW and the jokes are a little more blue. One thing I am excited about is that I will be tackling every single Stardust the Super Wizard story in the public domain. I've gotten most of my material from this very website, and I always provide a referral link to the archived story with each update.

Anyway, if you're interested, Public Domain Webcomic updates on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Hopefully you enjoy it, and I would be happy to answer any questions you may have.
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