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Nurdbot

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Heh, h311.
I loved the FOX one as well.
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« Reply #7 on: 02-17-2004 02:53 »
« Last Edit on: 02-17-2004 02:53 »
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Chay's "steal a framegrab" one was very clever. And the one with the parrot, i think it was #3 was hysterical. EDIT: i reread the parrot comic (#3) and i noticed something i hadn't the first time i read it. Fry's eating ice cream and in each panal the words on the container changes, The words are so small i completely overlooked them but they say: "Dippin Dots: the ice cream of today" "Ice Cream: the Ice cream of the past" "Ice Cream Soup: the Dippin Dots of the future" I laughed so hard. The words on the ice cream container were just as entertaining as the comic itself!
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Nurdbot

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Otis should get some applause for his comic, I loved the anger dome.
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Otis P Jivefunk

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The winning comic is absolutely amazing; it kept me gripped the whole way through, and was extremely funny and well written. It’s amazing to think they managed to pull that off so well, without even using any members of Planet Express. It was definitely a well-deserved win. It has some interesting panel compositions too, and I particularly loved the effective build up, only to find they were accidentally blowing up Mars. Cloolsome artwork too  Having said that, nearly all of the entries were really awesome too. Of the ones which didn’t make it into the top four, I’d say I liked number #9 my favorite. It just had something special, to me. I really liked Margarita’s too, simple, yet really clever and unique. The other two entries which made it into second place aside from mine were both amazing too. Originally posted by zoidyzoid: I like #12. Originally posted by Nurdbot: Otis should get some applause for his comic, I loved the anger dome. Thanx, that means a lot, I’m really happy that some people like it. I was really surprised to make it into joint second place, but I’m also really happy for the recognition. Although, reading through the comments on CGEF though was quite disheartening to say the least, because it seems quite a few people really didn’t like mine or find it funny at all, ah well. I guess it just comes down to taste, and my humor and approach is quite different to most entries in the contest. Everything I do seems to be controversial, but I was just doing it my way. I’m just so happy that some people like it, that makes it all worth it for me 
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#43 will always have a place in my heart. Heh heh, "eggs breaking."
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Otis P Jivefunk

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« Reply #20 on: 02-17-2004 15:07 »
« Last Edit on: 02-17-2004 15:07 »
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Thanx again Originally posted by MattOSX: I didn't get the black and white comic, some auxiliary characters fire a rocket and destroy the dome, of-coarse he would be mad. Am I missing something? You're not really missing anything, unless it's your sense of humor... I'll elaborate. Beginning with the panel #1, first of all we don't see the Professor in his Angrydome. We just see The Robot Devil on the slay, who is at the helm, Roberto is there with the Robot Devil, because I thought it'd be fun seeing them together, and Robot Santa is there armed with his TOW Missile (from 'Xmas Story'). They are all up to mischief on an Unseasonal; out of the blue rampage. Robot Santa fires a TOW Missile through the following two panels, and we see it "CRACK!" through the air, but we don't know where it'll end up at this point. This is meant to be building up the suspense, and show a sense of speed and power. I have also used varied pacing elements to achive this, such as making the immediate frame after the missile is fired thin, to suggest the missile is passing quickly through it. On panel #4 I have raised the skyline, and made the buildings smaller and more distant, to suggest that the missile has now traveled a long way, and has traveled diagonally towards us, and the Professor. And after panel #4, I have deliberately given a very small gap leading up the panel #5, to make them flow together sequentially. This is all to add the initial impact, and add drama, to make the humor in conclusion more effective. In panel #4 the Professor then comes into view in his Angrydome. Personally, I absolutely loved the Angrydome joke in the series, and think it was the best thing in 'Kif Gets Knocked Up A Notch'. I wished we could have seen more of it. So I extended upon that idea, taking it further with other elements. To me, just the sight of seeing him waving his arms in the Angrydome is hilarious. By the time people see panel #4; with the missile and the Angrydome together, they put two and two together and can predict what will happen next. In panel #5, we have a huge "CRASH!"; (a play on the similar noise "CRACK!", which the missile made previously) as the missile hits the Angrydome. Then in the final panel, we see Professor Farnsworth’s reaction to this, and he's even more angry than he was (and to be in the Angrydome he must have already been pretty angry). What makes it funny, to me anyway, is the fact that the very place the Professor goes to get away from everything and let off his anger, has now been destroyed. He now has nowhere to go, and yet he's even more angry now than he's ever been before! The other thing that makes it funny, is the fact it's totally unexpected to him. He had his back to the missile and didn't see it coming, unlike us reading the comic. It was an Unseasonal surprise, and something which wouldn't normally happen. This was my idea, and what I thought made it funny anyway...
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Otis P Jivefunk

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I take it you haven't seen 'Kif Get's Knocked Up A Notch' then?...
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Bofr@

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what about a "Make a Futurama Animation" contest?? that would ROCK !!! or so 
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#22 #28 and of course #49 gets top billing.
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