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Sean Andalou dijo:
That chap with a monocle -- is that a caricature of some famous person I don't recognize?

He looks like he could be a generic capitalist pig industrialist from an old school commie political cartoon, but he doesn't talk like one.
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Here's what he'd really say...
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DreinMeinVein dijo:
@Amber the Hedgehog did an excellent reimagining of this strip a few years ago. See link below:

Same text. Much better comic. Plus punchline.
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Reposting @Amber the Hedgehog 's comic because it cannot be overstated just how lazy and unimaginative Bill's work has become. It was one of great moments on this thread.

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This is what it looks like when you actually care about what you produce. Bill's work is little better than the ai slop he's been railing against.

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He's like an uninterested student turning in the bare minimum to get a C. Bill is out there busting his tutu giving it a solid 25% for the grift socialist cause. What are YOU doing for his goon fund trans rights?

Edit: for the uninitiated, Bill is friends with landlord troon Rhys McKinnon who owns and rents four Section 8 trailers in Charleston, SC even though he lives with his mom outside of Vancouver. Literally buying and holding more housing than he needs and creating scarcity by Bills definition.
 
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LaBelle just left out the funny part.
It really is minimum effort grift by pandering to a political movement
in a country he has no connection with.
 
Every time there's a new offering from him I want to comment with "these comic strips aren't very funny" as if I've been absent from the thread for years, but that in itself may not be received as funny. It just hackles my autism that he calls himself a cartoonist making comic strips when they are nothing more than lazily illustrated blog posts. And not even with anything original to say, he's just repeating discourse that gets passed around on social media. Who are these for? (LaBill's ego, that's who)
 
Trombonista dijo:
Does this mean the webcomic's over?
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No, that would mean getting a job. I think this is just another of his low-effort say-a-thing-my-audience-will-agree-with comics.
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! dijo:
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Look at this fucking artwork. Look at that first panel, it’s like he’s never seen a bike or a human being before. Look at anything circular in the comic. Which way is he meant to be facing in the last panel? How tall is he meant to be - because he seems to be suggesting he’s literally a child judging by his height relative to the armchair.

Like, this is bafflingly bad. I don’t even understand how you create something this bad. This is I’m-not-actually-an-artist bad. I’d rather kill myself than put my name to this shit.
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! dijo:
Death by diabetes is a painful, disgusting way to die and I don't with it on anybody... except a pedophile. Here's to your mental health, Bill!
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This comic is setting the diabetes arc up. As you can see throughout, his left leg has been amputated.
 
Tragi-Chan dijo:
Look at this fucking artwork. Look at that first panel, it’s like he’s never seen a bike or a human being before.
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Part of why the bicycle looks so wrong is the yoke, rake, trail geometry. I'll try not to be too boring.

A big Harley Davidson chopper has its front forks almost diagonally forwards, placing the front wheel way ahead of the handle bars. This results in a lovely, smooth ride across USA's highways and her cities' straight roads.

A Japanese sport bike has relatively vertical front forks. They only go forward a short distance. This results in a twitchy ride that allows for fast cornering. Perfect for race tracks and Jap/Euro twisty roads.
Look it up if you're interested but you're probably not. The same rules apply to pedal bikes. Either way, the wheel axle is always ahead of the handlebars, otherwise it won't steer.

What Bill has drawn is a bicycle with negative trail, like the wheels on a shopping trolley. It wouldn't work. You wouldn't be able to steer it.

Okay, I know this is too autistic, but we've all seen bicycles before and this isn't how a bike looks. This is part of why his shit attempt looks so uncanny. It's back-to-front.
Like if someone drew a person with their nose above the eyes. Or his feet on backwards. He's drawn a familiar object with features that just look wrong. And that's just one mistake he's made.

Has anyone ever played Pictionary? Or one of those similar doodling games?
If that bicycle was drawn for a parlour game, by your inlaw who works in finance, in thirty seconds or less, it would be a acceptable representation of a bike. Sure, you'd see what they're going for.

For an "artist's work" it is inexcusable.
 
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That is decent engagement for a comic he's reused several times. Bill is a lecherous grifting fuck and you better bet your ass that he knows how to get mileage out of the AM back catalog. Death before employment!
 
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! dijo:
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That is decent engagement for a comic he's reused several times. Bill is a lecherous grifting fuck and you better bet your ass that he knows how to get mileage out of the AM back catalog. Death before employment!
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So that’s Billy’s avatar, judging by the hair. Yet the character’s height seems to indicate that he’s a child. What did he mean by this.
 
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