Jeremywroteat 10:48pm Sep 1
As a stand alone comic, I am not impressed. As a start to a picture book, I am quite impressed and would definitely keep reading.
Mike Gioiawroteat 4:25am Sep 2
@Jeremy: yea it's the beginning of a longer series.
AmeliaDwroteat 6:24am Sep 2
It's pretty.
Feverwroteat 8:29am Sep 2
Nice, but... Where are the funnies?!
FenixStrykwroteat 11:34am Sep 2
You might want to consider having a separate site for these stories. It just seems out of place when you put it in between Wikipedia Brown and inanimate object metaphors.
Aunt Carenwroteat 12:42pm Sep 2
Hey Mike
Pretty Cool! Saw the article in the Daily Local. Did not know you had so much talent. I must have had you mixed up with Andrew!
rubyredwroteat 1:53pm Sep 2
I absolutely love that drawing, I agree it's different to your normal stuff but I would love to see more - just a lovely picture, great job!
gopher65wroteat 5:17pm Sep 2
I agree with FenixStryk. I like storyline webcomics, but I think you'd (and we'd) be better off if these were separated into a different menu on this site. Kinda like how the guy who does Ctrl Alt Del has his set up: http://cad-comic.com/
ericgonzalezwroteat 6:01pm Sep 2
The clear answer;)
Mike Gioiawroteat 6:28pm Sep 2
Yea I see what you guys are saying, that and it's kind of difficult to see the other parts of the story line this way. The next Wednesday will be this as it's already done and I'll be on vaycay but I'll get workin' on a separate page for these comics and put a little ad on this page about it when it updates.
Thanks for the insight guys!
Pawelwroteat 8:25am Sep 3
Beautiful work with line art!
I like BB's home, though have a logistical issue with the size of his door- the placement of the handle suggests a door much too short for a carton of his stature. Unless you have him crouching in so as not to bump his head (also a satisfying solution)
:)
Mike Gioiawroteat 9:20am Sep 3
Thanks Pawel. and i know what you mean, the next one shows the door again and its much bigger haha. I didn't realize it until after I finished that it wasn't proportional. oh well sshhhhh
Andreawroteat 5:53pm Sep 3
Fuck the haters. I like it.
Gopher65wroteat 7:07am Sep 4
Cool. Thanks for listening to reader feedback Mike:).
mediawroteat 7:24am Sep 8
maybe it should be on it's own site. "Dreaming of far away lands" crap doesnt float. If I wanted that I'd read the hobbit. ghey and ghey.
SirWetBiscuitJr.wroteat 2:07pm Sep 18
So... where is this SUPPOSED to be going? To real 'happiness and joy' stuff, or will it have a tragically ironic end?
I vote for massive puns. The flying bread is addicted to alcohol, perhaps. Every night, he gets absolutely TOASTED!
Archimagowroteat 10:38pm Oct 14
The art and title suggest something that the content has not fulfilled. They have a somewhat well, grim look that the comic so far has not matched. I also agree it needs to be separated from your regular content.
Bettywroteat 10:21pm Oct 18
Is it like The Hobbit? Not to be rude.
Mike Gioiawroteat 7:19am Oct 19
@Betty: yea the first three are kinda similar. I have the next 4 or 5 panels scoped out and it takes a much different direction. hopefully will finish 1.4 tonight.
Petewroteat 9:03pm Oct 21
i like this but....wouldn't the milk spoil after a while?
K shizzwroteat 9:45am Mar 26
These 'grim adventures' do not make me lol.
What Say You (21)
As a stand alone comic, I am not impressed. As a start to a picture book, I am quite impressed and would definitely keep reading.
@Jeremy: yea it's the beginning of a longer series.
It's pretty.
Nice, but... Where are the funnies?!
You might want to consider having a separate site for these stories. It just seems out of place when you put it in between Wikipedia Brown and inanimate object metaphors.
Hey Mike
Pretty Cool! Saw the article in the Daily Local. Did not know you had so much talent. I must have had you mixed up with Andrew!
I absolutely love that drawing, I agree it's different to your normal stuff but I would love to see more - just a lovely picture, great job!
I agree with FenixStryk. I like storyline webcomics, but I think you'd (and we'd) be better off if these were separated into a different menu on this site. Kinda like how the guy who does Ctrl Alt Del has his set up: http://cad-comic.com/
The clear answer;)
Yea I see what you guys are saying, that and it's kind of difficult to see the other parts of the story line this way. The next Wednesday will be this as it's already done and I'll be on vaycay but I'll get workin' on a separate page for these comics and put a little ad on this page about it when it updates.
Thanks for the insight guys!
Beautiful work with line art!
I like BB's home, though have a logistical issue with the size of his door- the placement of the handle suggests a door much too short for a carton of his stature. Unless you have him crouching in so as not to bump his head (also a satisfying solution)
:)
Thanks Pawel. and i know what you mean, the next one shows the door again and its much bigger haha. I didn't realize it until after I finished that it wasn't proportional. oh well sshhhhh
Fuck the haters. I like it.
Cool. Thanks for listening to reader feedback Mike:).
maybe it should be on it's own site. "Dreaming of far away lands" crap doesnt float. If I wanted that I'd read the hobbit. ghey and ghey.
So... where is this SUPPOSED to be going? To real 'happiness and joy' stuff, or will it have a tragically ironic end?
I vote for massive puns. The flying bread is addicted to alcohol, perhaps. Every night, he gets absolutely TOASTED!
The art and title suggest something that the content has not fulfilled. They have a somewhat well, grim look that the comic so far has not matched. I also agree it needs to be separated from your regular content.
Is it like The Hobbit? Not to be rude.
@Betty: yea the first three are kinda similar. I have the next 4 or 5 panels scoped out and it takes a much different direction. hopefully will finish 1.4 tonight.
i like this but....wouldn't the milk spoil after a while?
These 'grim adventures' do not make me lol.
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