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I give you the Johnny Wander.

So it's a simple slice-of-life comedy with no major focus, but I've found it to be highly entertaining thus far. There are also a few fictional mini-stories like this one which are quite interesting. Mostly it's just Ananth, Yuko, and those other guys doing stuff.

Art is more than sufficient for a comic like that and really impressive when it wants to be.

Don't think there's anything else to note... I should give you an advance warning about the Garies, though. So watch out.

Favorite pages include this one about motivational speaking, this one about coelacanths, and that one that I can't find the link to about Charles Darwin and cockfighting.

Awesome comic, I really love the ones with the cats.

The subject of today's lecture is the webcomic Johnny Wander. I found it to be an amusing comic. The lack of plot and character development were a little annoying but the auto-biographical jokes were mostly entertaining, if not exactly hillarious. All in all it makes for an enjoyable read. I won't make it a required read, but it's a good supplement assignment.

I may not be very far in
But I know this comic is win
It made me laugh so hard
Those near me are scarred
Because my laugh is almost a sin.

Before I go and post my own comic (for I don't know what I'm going to choose yet ) I figured I'd finally review this now that I've read enough of it.

I enjoyed this. It's not my favorite. Occasionally it seemed a bit... inside jokeish, as most slice of life comics tend to be. But I plan to read the rest of it when I have time. List of favs: (whoops, didn't keep one. )

Lamest review ever! Actually, that's a lie.