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Here you will find information on comics produced by Isaac Cates and Mike Wenthe, with more general comment on comics & collaboration; recommended reading; and sundry matters pertaining to the craft & criticism of comics. Particular attention will be paid to the two series Satisfactory Comics and Elm City Jams.
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If this is your first time here, please check out some of our earlier comics: Satisfactory Comics #6, Satisfactory Comics #7, Elm City Jams #2 (all for sale), and Tales from the Classroom. These will give you a taste of what our readers seem to have liked best.
Look behind the scenes of our latest issue, Satisfactory Comics #8, by reading these posts from bottom to top, or get a quicker look at our constraints and results here.
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Look behind the scenes of our latest issue, Satisfactory Comics #8, by reading these posts from bottom to top, or get a quicker look at our constraints and results here.
Thanks for visiting! Please leave comments to tell us what you think.
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Comics For Sale (click title)
- Ordering Multiple Comics
- Satisfactory Comics #1 (Dec. 2001)
- Satisfactory Comics #2 (Jun. 2002)
- Satisfactory Comics #3 (Dec. 2002)
- Satisfactory Comics #4 (Jun. 2003)
- Satisfactory Comics #5 (Apr. 2004)
- Satisfactory Comics #6 (Jun. 2005)
- Satisfactory Comics #7 (May 2007)
- Satisfactory Comics #8 (Jun. 2008)
- Elm City Jams #1 (Aug. 2003)
- Elm City Jams #2 (May 2004)
- Elm City Jams #3 (May 2005)
- Demonstration (May 2004)
- "_____ Are Always Fun to Draw" (Sept. 2005)
- Desert Island Paradise (Jan. 2006)
- Mapjam (Jun. 2007)
- Two Little Abecedarii (Jun. 2008)
- I Saw You...: Missed Connection Comics (Feb. 2009)
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- Tales from the Classroom (2003)
- A Treatise Upon the Jam (2004)
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- Your Nimoy/Proust Pun of the Day
- Quick Snapscan of the Deck
- AlphaBots: D is for Data
- So That's What That Symbol Represents
- I Did Evade "Devo Dave's Ovid Video Void."
- "Draw Two Panels": How to Play
- Bonus AlphaBot: C is for Curiosity
- (Seldom Is Heard) a Misunderstood Word
- AlphaBots: C is for the Cooker
- What Are the Chances?
- Be Careful What You Wish For
- Greetings, Archy Buffo, Pratfall King
- Arrivederci, Arturo Aleatore, Gesturist Sublime
- One Way to Parse Those Three Left Hands
- The Great Arturo Aleatore
- AlphaBots: B is for Bishop
- If You Think of the Interlocutor as a Changeling
- And Now, Apparently, Outer Space
- Random Breath of Optimism
- AlphaBots: A is for Astro Boy
- Are These Strips About Something?
- Another Thing I Wouldn't Have Predicted
- Was It a Shuffling Problem?
- Aleatory Investigations Continue
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3 comments:
Much awesome.
Thanks! I think this one, in particular, will look better reformatted as a four-panel strip instead of a 2x2 grid.
I'm pretty sure this has the distinction of being the first strip from which every card has been discarded. None of them are in my deck any more.
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