Fun Fact; the redheaded girl who you saw with a beard is a Dwarf (in classic D&D style, the four girls are a dwarf, an elf, a halfling, and a human), and her beard is actually a really interesting plot point. It sets up pretty early that all dwarves, male or female, grow beards in this universe, and that some 'rebelious teenager' dwarven girls will shave their beards, which is seen as a taboo and an affront to dwarven traditions. I believe her brother berated her for wanting to be too much like humans and not respecting her heritage over it in the first arc. It looks silly and definitely could come off as an aggressive attempt to masculinize a character at first glance, but it's actually an integral part of her character and her relationship with her past.
Comics and Diveristy isn't a fantasy guy, but it's pretty common knowledge/joke about how the dwarves in something as massive as Lord of the Rings aren't all male, the female have beards too so you never notice it. And thanks for posting this context it's pretty funny how looking more feminine is rebellious to dwarves but is more traditional to us. Seems like they're just having fun.
I love Rat Queens. I think it's the rare comic that both SJWs and Anti-SJWs would enjoy. Strong female leads, all of which are sexy in their own way; even the occasionally bearded dwarf woman, lol. Plus, you know, lots of nudity, sex, and drugs. Which may be why SJWs wouldn't be fans of it. Can't show sexy fictional characters nude.
I read the first series and it was good. It's at it's best when it's being funny like this book. When it tries to get to series it's a bit meh, especially when the bring in some of the relationship drama. Overall I agree with D&C, it's a recommend.
Sounds like it might be something that I might read. As far as the bearded Dwarf girl and the manish orc lady, those are just tropes of the fantasy genre and have been there since the inception. Dwarven women (in many things) can be bearded (usually shorter then a man's) and all orcs are supposed to basically be Ubermensch, including the women.
Don't let grammar nazis get in your head. You've been a UA-camr for only three months and look how successful you've been just by being yourself. Now that you've admitted your weakness to your enemies, they will use it against you. Don't let them.
I thought I hated romances, then I read sunstone and I instantly put it in the spot I reserve for only my best comics, I did that ON ISSUE ONE, something I haven't done with any other book ever. that's how good it is P.S issue 4 will make grown men cry and hes my favorite Artist/Writer too
This humor is like an anti-jokes. When you pick up a sword and a cave and ask about it, you expect to hear some legendary story, and instead it's just "It is said one can use this sword to attack their enemies." its pretty funny Its hard for me to explain it like you said, but it does remind me of Gag/looney toons humor
This is why I watch every episode. You're a harsh critic, but you're an honest one, when you give props to a comic I know it is deserving. I got suckered in by ComicBookGirl19 gushing over books like Hellcat & when ComicsExplained said Jane Fostter Thor was the best Thor I lost all trust in comic book UA-cam.
I had the exact same feeling of dread based on press coverage of this comic. But the art drew me in, it ended up being a pretty great first volume. Plenty of action, flawed characters, no Mary suing.. solid comic
I'm glad that you got some enjoyment out of this. I'm fairly into the series and I have the first three trades, looking forward to the fourth in October. It is easy to pass it as the most cliche'd SJW thing possible, but it's really just good bloody fun for the most part. The characters are mostly likeable and they all have their flaws. The black woman, Dee , is not a magically-great-at-everything type or other such nonsense. I don't really have a problem with women swearing, I have to say.
And Hannah, the elf lady is not a lesbian. The short girl, Betty, is. I forget what her race is called. I felt like I needed to clarify that for some reason.
quick character synopsis for D&C and anyone else Dee - black straight women / mage / "married" Violet - ginger straight dwarf women / warrior / dating orc Dave / sometimes has beard because shes a dwarf all dwarfs have beards Hannah - half elf half "demon" straight women / mage / was banging the captain of the guard in their home adventuring city Betty - halfling lesbian women / rouge / likes drugs and sweets Braga - orc bi maybe lesbian women / warrior / was from a "rival" adventuring group that almost got wiped out in the first story arc in the first series (not much on this one she joined in series 2 of rat queens and im way behind on this book)
"like when he turned into a jellyfish" *points to giant blowfish *look literally nothing alike you have earned your like today. This reminds me a ton of D&D. Constant swearing, dirty jokes, all that. I'd buy it if it weren't so NSFW, but ah well.
I sometimes draw my female dwarves with facial hair too. By Tolkien and Gygax's description, they should have full beards and be practically indistinguishable from males, but honestly I never take it quite that far. Nope, not gonna. Not in MY realm. In fact, I go outta my way to make it clear from their curves and facial structure that they are women. I almost have to because dwarves are inherently stockier and sturdier than humans. To the point that my female dwarves usually end up being a little sexier than I intended, even when fully clothed. Again, fine by me... Them dwarves DO curse a lot though. I fix this by making them curse in their own tongue, along with some variants that are only mildly offensive.
Rat Queens is one of my favorites. Great book then its kinda gotten...not good. I'd recommend the 1st trade paperback. Yes, they are strong female characters but not in a SWJ sense. But because they are hard drinking adventurers. A good intro is issue zero. BTW, Fuck you Gary!
Rat Queens is good it has a feel of hanging out with you friends playing D&D. The art was much better in the first two trades. Then the artist hit his wife and he left the book. Then Tess Fowler came on to keep the sjws on but her art was bad and she got fired. She put the beard on the dwarf ( even though in the books she shaves it in defience ) she also made the characters fatter and gave one a extreme mental hair cut too. She was not happy about being fired either.
Shutter doesnt looks so bad actually. I still have it on my harddrive from the" 25 Years Aniversary Humble bundle". Just skimming through it and does not appear to be SJW-Crap. Seem like a decent adventure comic (Vol 1) Ninja Ghosts, LionPeople, Explosions, Dinosaurs and so on. Also Main Character A Women who had a good relationship with her Father is always a good sign in my book.
I dunno if it's the way you set it up plus the visuals or what, but I actually laughed out loud at the electrocution and the valuable gem joke. But then again, I happen to be a HUGE Dungeons & Dragons fan.
Note: thinking about looney tunes gags, etc. Take a good look at how many of the LT gags date back even farther to B&W, silent comedies and the stage variety shows. Tons of Marx Bros', etc gags get recycled over the years in other cartoons.
Blasphemy!!! How DARE you not like D&D?? ;) ;) I was surprised.... I had pretty much the very same expectations you had about that comic. Glad to see that it is better then expected. :)
As a long time D&D player Rat Queens was excellent, but ended badly. You have to read the whole series from the first issue. Only the hafling is gay, they're a bunch of ruthless hardcore bloodthirsty Bitches, they are fantastic.
I too have noticed the whole snarky dialogue thing, especially with female characters. It doesn't make me like them more for being head strong, or witty. It makes them look like fucking bitches. It legit pisses me off. Just because I'm a female doesnt mean I'm going to gravitate towards any female char, especially assholes.
A few points about Rat Queens: They are all straight except the blonde gnome is a lesbian and the half-orc female was once a dude? something like that. The female with the beard is a dwarf and in many mythological stories dating back decades female dwarves have beards. Reading from the beginning, the story is full of diversity and inclusion but in a good way imho. I highly enjoy the series.
I was pretty excited to see you review Rat Queens. I was picking it up when it first launched and loved it, then it went quiet and I fell out of comics, it seemed to take a break and relaunch and I was deeply concerned it would be full progressive if I came back or even if I went back to re-read the issues I already had. I laughed at a few of the jokes in this issue, so I reckon I'll pick up the trades as I see them :)
BUY THEM FOR THE CHANNEL! This is so rare for you to like a book like this. It shows them that what you like is good humor and story. That it's not misogyny or racism or whatever else
Roc Upchurch is an incredible artist that co-created Rat Queens. Without his art the whole experience is lacking. So I recommend to all to read the original Rat Queens when Roc was apart of the team. The artists they went through after Roc's departure have been mediocre at best.
If there will be a point in time where you have more time to edit your videos you should make a counter for every time you say "uhm", "like" or you cough. That could be fun. Love your content.
Ah Rat Queens, that book comes across my desk quite a bit. I usually have to rush process it for students or faculty. Never read it but I usually flip through the book to get a idea of the story and the art. Yeah, the bearded woman. Yeah she's from a race of people where everyone including the women are bearded gingers. She one character in the story shaved her beard, She's from a warrior class. A warrior princess. You should go back and read the earlier issues since it's got you laughing so hard.
The guy who writes that also made Death Vigil. You should check it out, you might like it. Grim Reaper special forces vs Necromancers that worship Cthulu demons.
That remind me - you got kids - who like comics - please tell me you got them Jeff Smith's "Bone." Classic fantasy, hilarious writing. You can get the all-in-one volume or the multiple smaller all-colored volumes now too.
Hey D&C. I've read a couple Rat Queens books and I agree, they're pretty good. Def a hipster-counter culture vibe going on, which can be off-putting- but the art and most of the humor hits the mark. Story-wise it holds up, but then again I'm into DnD fantasy as well as superhero fantasy.
Was really wondering about your take on Marvel's Darth Vader, and more specifically Vader Down as I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on the later. The Darth Vader hardback was enjoyable, and the introduction of Aphra who (out of place as she seemed in the universe) was definitely bearable and not at all SJW-written so as long as VD is more of the same I'll just go for it.
I know you like more realistic stories. I'd like to recommend a foreign comic from a Spanish author/artist called 'Black Sad'. It's an detective story where all the characters are animals of all species. The artwork is PHENOMENAL I need to read it but I need new glasses. LOL!!
Literally doing my dailies in wow right now. 99% of the time when i listen to ya im playing. Top raid team on my server. 13 years going no end in sight baby.
I know that this comment has nothing to do with the video, but you mentioned Dungeons & Dragons cartoon, and man! that cartoon was awesome! well fleshed out characters and a lot of real drama, the ones you don't see in cartoons nowadays. I was watching an episode a couple of days ago actually, with a friend of mine who has never watched it (he's a couple of years younger than me) and he has a kid, and in one moment he goes "wow, that's messed up dude! I don't know if Ivan (his son) is ready to watch something like this" and man... I don't want to generalize, and I know that there must be a cartoon nowadays that has characters carrying heavy burdens on their shoulders, but I think they are the least common (I'm talking about cartoons, American cartoons for kids, not anime and other types of animations for young adults and stuff)
I don't actually think the watercolour art is that bad! I'm a hobbyist myself and if I could use watercolours that well then believe me, I'd use it a lot more often
The funny thing about you not liking swearing is that a hall mark of sjw type writing is that they don't swear. Not everything has to be effing and blinding but overly twee writing usually ends in a terrible experience
The little halfing girl is a lesbian, which leads to size jokes when she is with normal sized girls (which will definitely put strange thoughts in your head). The other main 3 are not lesbians (not really...).
It really is a good series! After a certain point the writer got arrested for beating his wife and the series got picked up by another artists. Pretty ironic stuff.
Fun Fact; the redheaded girl who you saw with a beard is a Dwarf (in classic D&D style, the four girls are a dwarf, an elf, a halfling, and a human), and her beard is actually a really interesting plot point. It sets up pretty early that all dwarves, male or female, grow beards in this universe, and that some 'rebelious teenager' dwarven girls will shave their beards, which is seen as a taboo and an affront to dwarven traditions. I believe her brother berated her for wanting to be too much like humans and not respecting her heritage over it in the first arc. It looks silly and definitely could come off as an aggressive attempt to masculinize a character at first glance, but it's actually an integral part of her character and her relationship with her past.
Ah, the Terry Pratchett approach to Dwarven culture.
Comics and Diveristy isn't a fantasy guy, but it's pretty common knowledge/joke about how the dwarves in something as massive as Lord of the Rings aren't all male, the female have beards too so you never notice it. And thanks for posting this context it's pretty funny how looking more feminine is rebellious to dwarves but is more traditional to us. Seems like they're just having fun.
I stopped reading when she got her beard. Unnerved me.
Kangaroojunk lol
Yeah, that's how dwarves are in Warhammer.
I love Rat Queens. I think it's the rare comic that both SJWs and Anti-SJWs would enjoy. Strong female leads, all of which are sexy in their own way; even the occasionally bearded dwarf woman, lol. Plus, you know, lots of nudity, sex, and drugs. Which may be why SJWs wouldn't be fans of it. Can't show sexy fictional characters nude.
SJWs LOVE nudity, sex and drugs but not when it is only straight white characters partaking in it.
Christopher Balsom Seems like something I might wanna pick up.
I was surprised by how good it was honestly. An interesting take on the fantasy genre.
I read the first series and it was good. It's at it's best when it's being funny like this book. When it tries to get to series it's a bit meh, especially when the bring in some of the relationship drama. Overall I agree with D&C, it's a recommend.
Christopher Balsom sjws can't enjoy ANYTHING...
Sounds like it might be something that I might read. As far as the bearded Dwarf girl and the manish orc lady, those are just tropes of the fantasy genre and have been there since the inception. Dwarven women (in many things) can be bearded (usually shorter then a man's) and all orcs are supposed to basically be Ubermensch, including the women.
Don't let grammar nazis get in your head. You've been a UA-camr for only three months and look how successful you've been just by being yourself.
Now that you've admitted your weakness to your enemies, they will use it against you. Don't let them.
Stepjan Sejic is a GREAT artist and a pretty good writer.
Pretty good? Do you read Sunstone? He's fucking great!
He is my favorite Artist/Writer.
I thought I hated romances, then I read sunstone and I instantly put it in the spot I reserve for only my best comics, I did that ON ISSUE ONE, something I haven't done with any other book ever. that's how good it is P.S issue 4 will make grown men cry and hes my favorite Artist/Writer too
there's no such thing as an SJW here in Croatia... maybe that's why he is good. we have our own problems though.
Yeah his art is great. Its funny he did this actual lesbian comic called sunstone
just regular roleplay tropes. straight, subverted, lampshaded, anything, everything.
This humor is like an anti-jokes. When you pick up a sword and a cave and ask about it, you expect to hear some legendary story, and instead it's just "It is said one can use this sword to attack their enemies."
its pretty funny
Its hard for me to explain it like you said, but it does remind me of Gag/looney toons humor
This is why I watch every episode. You're a harsh critic, but you're an honest one, when you give props to a comic I know it is deserving.
I got suckered in by ComicBookGirl19 gushing over books like Hellcat & when ComicsExplained said Jane Fostter Thor was the best Thor I lost all trust in comic book UA-cam.
Did you just call a pufferfish...a jellyfish? Boi what school did you go to?
Tim T he was in the army so....
I had the exact same feeling of dread based on press coverage of this comic. But the art drew me in, it ended up being a pretty great first volume. Plenty of action, flawed characters, no Mary suing.. solid comic
I'm glad that you got some enjoyment out of this. I'm fairly into the series and I have the first three trades, looking forward to the fourth in October. It is easy to pass it as the most cliche'd SJW thing possible, but it's really just good bloody fun for the most part. The characters are mostly likeable and they all have their flaws. The black woman, Dee , is not a magically-great-at-everything type or other such nonsense. I don't really have a problem with women swearing, I have to say.
And Hannah, the elf lady is not a lesbian. The short girl, Betty, is. I forget what her race is called. I felt like I needed to clarify that for some reason.
Samuli Olki while i never read the series, i know that bettie is a "halfling" or as i prefer, hobit!
quick character synopsis for D&C and anyone else
Dee - black straight women / mage / "married"
Violet - ginger straight dwarf women / warrior / dating orc Dave / sometimes has beard because shes a dwarf all dwarfs have beards
Hannah - half elf half "demon" straight women / mage / was banging the captain of the guard in their home adventuring city
Betty - halfling lesbian women / rouge / likes drugs and sweets
Braga - orc bi maybe lesbian women / warrior / was from a "rival" adventuring group that almost got wiped out in the first story arc in the first series (not much on this one she joined in series 2 of rat queens and im way behind on this book)
? was that revealed in the special or was it revealed in series 2 so far?
I laughed. Calling an Orc Dave. This actually sounds good.
Bro, the guy turned into a pufferfish, not a jellyfish. Just throwing that out there
"like when he turned into a jellyfish"
*points to giant blowfish
*look literally nothing alike
you have earned your like today.
This reminds me a ton of D&D. Constant swearing, dirty jokes, all that. I'd buy it if it weren't so NSFW, but ah well.
"girl with a beard was kinda disgusting" Dude! That beard is majestic! Honestly that is a beard to be proud of!
Agreee hahahahaah. I think he gets a little picky about the way women look but we all got preferences.
"Martha! Someone's got that F***ING bag again!" That got me bad.
i love ratqueens, i was planning on asking you to review it lol
Lords of Media gotta love people who'd kill others for differing opinions!
I sometimes draw my female dwarves with facial hair too. By Tolkien and Gygax's description, they should have full beards and be practically indistinguishable from males, but honestly I never take it quite that far. Nope, not gonna. Not in MY realm. In fact, I go outta my way to make it clear from their curves and facial structure that they are women. I almost have to because dwarves are inherently stockier and sturdier than humans. To the point that my female dwarves usually end up being a little sexier than I intended, even when fully clothed. Again, fine by me... Them dwarves DO curse a lot though. I fix this by making them curse in their own tongue, along with some variants that are only mildly offensive.
Rat Queens is one of my favorites.
Great book then its kinda gotten...not good.
I'd recommend the 1st trade paperback. Yes, they are strong female characters but not in a SWJ sense. But because they are hard drinking adventurers.
A good intro is issue zero.
BTW, Fuck you Gary!
I agree it has a very Cartoonish style of humor that i love
the "they sell it" joke really did make me laugh.
Frog: "What did you do with the magical gem of 3 wishes"? Girls: "We sold it". Frog: "What"??!
I had no idea this was so cool. Gonna go look for a bound volume of this now. Thanks for showcasing this, bruv.
An eight month old hovered up to me and said "the USSR wasn't actually communist," and then teleported away.
The redhead with the beard is the leader of the Cat Kings, a gender-switched version of the Rat Queens.
I love it when you find a comic you like. The glee in your voice made my day.
Rat Queens is good it has a feel of hanging out with you friends playing D&D. The art was much better in the first two trades. Then the artist hit his wife and he left the book. Then Tess Fowler came on to keep the sjws on but her art was bad and she got fired. She put the beard on the dwarf ( even though in the books she shaves it in defience ) she also made the characters fatter and gave one a extreme mental hair cut too. She was not happy about being fired either.
I love lesbians. It's like imagine women are chocolate bars. what's better than a chocolate bar? Two chocolate bars.
Sol Vitriol whats better than chocolate bars you ask?
Fried chocolate bars!
Sol Vitriol shoe on head?
Sol Vitriol That just feels a bit um nvm. Don't actually say that to a lesbian. I don't think they wanna be seen as chocolate bars
I have heard good things about this but have never read it so I am glad you gave it a look so I can see for free lol.
I like Rat Queens-- at least the first series, which is all I've read. It almost seemed like a story that's being created during a D&D game. :P
This is incredibly fantastic timing. I literally just ordered this on Amazon off a recommendation.
Shutter doesnt looks so bad actually. I still have it on my harddrive from the" 25 Years Aniversary Humble bundle". Just skimming through it and does not appear to be SJW-Crap. Seem like a decent adventure comic (Vol 1) Ninja Ghosts, LionPeople, Explosions, Dinosaurs and so on. Also Main Character A Women who had a good relationship with her Father is always a good sign in my book.
Your childish laugh is so cute.
I dunno if it's the way you set it up plus the visuals or what, but I actually laughed out loud at the electrocution and the valuable gem joke. But then again, I happen to be a HUGE Dungeons & Dragons fan.
That's what I like about this guy, he's not roasting blindly. No bias on this channel, horns up! 🤘
Note: thinking about looney tunes gags, etc. Take a good look at how many of the LT gags date back even farther to B&W, silent comedies and the stage variety shows. Tons of Marx Bros', etc gags get recycled over the years in other cartoons.
Your herpy derpy frog voice made is even funnier lol
Blasphemy!!! How DARE you not like D&D?? ;) ;)
I was surprised.... I had pretty much the very same expectations you had about that comic. Glad to see that it is better then expected. :)
Read Deadly Class.
(start with issue one like a human being).
As a long time D&D player Rat Queens was excellent, but ended badly. You have to read the whole series from the first issue. Only the hafling is gay, they're a bunch of ruthless hardcore bloodthirsty Bitches, they are fantastic.
Well shit Zack, I'm gonna have to pick this up if I can find it. Can't believe I missed this video, this is right up my alley.
I too have noticed the whole snarky dialogue thing, especially with female characters. It doesn't make me like them more for being head strong, or witty. It makes them look like fucking bitches. It legit pisses me off. Just because I'm a female doesnt mean I'm going to gravitate towards any female char, especially assholes.
Wow, I'm really early. I can see all the comments without clicking load more. Anyhoo I really like this art, I'm working so my stuff look like this.
A few points about Rat Queens: They are all straight except the blonde gnome is a lesbian and the half-orc female was once a dude? something like that. The female with the beard is a dwarf and in many mythological stories dating back decades female dwarves have beards. Reading from the beginning, the story is full of diversity and inclusion but in a good way imho. I highly enjoy the series.
Goldschlager it has diverse characters but they are good characters
I agree!
I was pretty excited to see you review Rat Queens. I was picking it up when it first launched and loved it, then it went quiet and I fell out of comics, it seemed to take a break and relaunch and I was deeply concerned it would be full progressive if I came back or even if I went back to re-read the issues I already had. I laughed at a few of the jokes in this issue, so I reckon I'll pick up the trades as I see them :)
Nobody is commenting that you called the blowfish a jellyfish? lol.
BUY THEM FOR THE CHANNEL! This is so rare for you to like a book like this. It shows them that what you like is good humor and story. That it's not misogyny or racism or whatever else
I thought that teen wolf story was going into black face territory
10:02 that's not a jellyfish
I'm not gonna lie, I totally didn't even notice the Orcs(?) boob at 4:25 until you covered it.
I've been thinking of paying a visit to my local comic shop, I should probably look for this.
Roc Upchurch is an incredible artist that co-created Rat Queens. Without his art the whole experience is lacking. So I recommend to all to read the original Rat Queens when Roc was apart of the team. The artists they went through after Roc's departure have been mediocre at best.
If there will be a point in time where you have more time to edit your videos you should make a counter for every time you say "uhm", "like" or you cough. That could be fun. Love your content.
Ah Rat Queens, that book comes across my desk quite a bit. I usually have to rush process it for students or faculty. Never read it but I usually flip through the book to get a idea of the story and the art. Yeah, the bearded woman. Yeah she's from a race of people where everyone including the women are bearded gingers. She one character in the story shaved her beard, She's from a warrior class. A warrior princess. You should go back and read the earlier issues since it's got you laughing so hard.
11:51 your real laugh is the best
"They get back into 'the real world'... I don't know, Azeroth?" Azeroth Metrion Zinthos!
The joke with the bag got a pretty good laugh out of me
The red headed girl is a Dwarf and she ACTIVELY shaves whenever she can if I remember correctly.
The guy who writes that also made Death Vigil. You should check it out, you might like it. Grim Reaper special forces vs Necromancers that worship Cthulu demons.
Fuck that. "Like" all you want!
That remind me - you got kids - who like comics - please tell me you got them Jeff Smith's "Bone." Classic fantasy, hilarious writing. You can get the all-in-one volume or the multiple smaller all-colored volumes now too.
Hey D&C. I've read a couple Rat Queens books and I agree, they're pretty good. Def a hipster-counter culture vibe going on, which can be off-putting- but the art and most of the humor hits the mark. Story-wise it holds up, but then again I'm into DnD fantasy as well as superhero fantasy.
I remember reading this series when it first dropped and it's really not that bad at all; also cheers from my neck of the woods 😉
Watched that show The Tick finally, it was great, hope you've seen it.
Was really wondering about your take on Marvel's Darth Vader, and more specifically Vader Down as I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on the later.
The Darth Vader hardback was enjoyable, and the introduction of Aphra who (out of place as she seemed in the universe) was definitely bearable and not at all SJW-written so as long as VD is more of the same I'll just go for it.
Do another rat queen in one or two weeks. A bit of comedy just to flush a bit of that SWJ grime out of the pipes.
It's casual fantasy nerd humor.
YEAY YOU REVEWING A IMAGE COMIC YEAAAAAA THE FIRST OF MENY
Just read through the first three trades, yeah, this series is awesome. Now I have to see if my local comic book store even orders it.
I know you like more realistic stories. I'd like to recommend a foreign comic from a Spanish author/artist called 'Black Sad'. It's an detective story where all the characters are animals of all species. The artwork is PHENOMENAL I need to read it but I need new glasses. LOL!!
Literally doing my dailies in wow right now. 99% of the time when i listen to ya im playing. Top raid team on my server. 13 years going no end in sight baby.
I'll read this now.
Cussing was one of the reasons I dropped Monstress. It felt forced, and the way they cursed didn't fit the whole fantasy motif they were working in.
"SJWPTSD" lmao xD
I read this series when it first came out but only for the first 5 issues or so and it was fucking HILARIOUS!
Image, Darkhorse and aftershock comics have been crushing it lately.
His car is always so CLEAN!
hah I wanna hear more about this warcraft story
Oooh krap, this looks fun and along my alley. Sucker for fantasy. I'll go get myself a digital copy.
I know that this comment has nothing to do with the video, but you mentioned Dungeons & Dragons cartoon, and man! that cartoon was awesome! well fleshed out characters and a lot of real drama, the ones you don't see in cartoons nowadays. I was watching an episode a couple of days ago actually, with a friend of mine who has never watched it (he's a couple of years younger than me) and he has a kid, and in one moment he goes "wow, that's messed up dude! I don't know if Ivan (his son) is ready to watch something like this" and man... I don't want to generalize, and I know that there must be a cartoon nowadays that has characters carrying heavy burdens on their shoulders, but I think they are the least common (I'm talking about cartoons, American cartoons for kids, not anime and other types of animations for young adults and stuff)
and btw I'm cracking up with the review and with your laugh... man it's contagious!
It really is. =)
1 shot per "like", two per *cough*
I don't actually think the watercolour art is that bad! I'm a hobbyist myself and if I could use watercolours that well then believe me, I'd use it a lot more often
The fish guy an anti-manspreader sitting like that.
I'll control my use of the word like. *drops 5 not a minute later*
sorry dude, dwarf women are supposed to have beards.
The funny thing about you not liking swearing is that a hall mark of sjw type writing is that they don't swear. Not everything has to be effing and blinding but overly twee writing usually ends in a terrible experience
Says he's cutting down on likes.....Proceeds to use it 1000000 times.
I love the fantasy genre. I will have to give this book a try. Nice review.
I'm going to have to pick up a few issues. He's sold me on it.
Hey COUGH man, what do you think about manga in general?
The little halfing girl is a lesbian, which leads to size jokes when she is with normal sized girls (which will definitely put strange thoughts in your head). The other main 3 are not lesbians (not really...).
Oh hey I got the notification for once.
Oh cool! I totally assumed the same thing! Thank you!
The humor reminds me of some Japanese comics I've read, you might like them.
Lol, what's the sjw haircut? I know it's probably crazy colors, but I don't know what he means by the cut. Pixie cut?
It really is a good series! After a certain point the writer got arrested for beating his wife and the series got picked up by another artists. Pretty ironic stuff.
Rat queens is awesome!
I actually counted the ums and likes in one of his videos, it wa 120 something in the first 2 min. Oddly enough coughs were like 2
The art is great. I saw a few panels and I liked what I saw and read.
Artstyle: Gay Dungeons&Dragons