First there was Kung
Fool (2001), a webcomic about the behind the scenes
sitcom set at a Kung Fu TV show. That went on for a while
but then the story became ill suited for the gag-a-day strip format
(AKA, I dropped the ball.)
Hilarity ensued out of control until the wacky chick crashed the
car into a pole in Montana after kidnapping Wil Wheaton.
Crazykimchi
(2003) started after Kung Fool was put on
hiatus awaiting a proper ending.
Crazykimchi is a showcase
for for different gags, parodies, satire, sketches, personal reminisces,
or anything else I could think of at the last minute.
It is currently running the following serials:
"Crazykimchi
Mystery Theatre Presents: Murder at the Chateau,
(2003)" a parody of Tea-cozy detective stories with a bit
of Lovecraftian sillyness plopped in.
Kill
Harry (2004), an unholy combination of "Harry
Potter" novels and the movie "Kill BIll."
Kung
Fool Too! (2005), is the fifth iteration of the
"Kung Fool" thingamabob. I should put it under
it's own category, but, at least for the present, it shares
the vertical strip format of Crazykimchi.
Glendale
High Manga Club (2003) continues the character-driven
sitcom style comic strip, recycling some of the characters from
Kung Fool. Long absences from the website
and herky jerky updates of 2004 kinda ruined what otherwise was
a very promising beginning. It's currently being retooled
for relaunch as a communal group effort after the shorter serials
are completed.
There's also How
To Draw Shitty Manga (2005), the semi-educational
comic strip... about that new burgeoning hobby... we'll see how
that goes...
The newest (soon to be let down) project is Glendale High Manga Club, ver.2 (2006), combining and |