Comic Fencing review of Kukuburi and July numbers
August 1, 2008 at 4:00 am | In The Webcomic Overlook, webcomics | 1 CommentTags: kukuburi
It’s time for a Comic Fencing review again! After handing out negative reviews, I think I was due. This time, we’re reviewing Ramon Perez’s fantastically surreal webcomic Kukuburi. And, for the first time in a while, I handed out 5 golden stars. I haven’t read the other reviewers’ opinions yet (this post was written yesterday and I’m releasing it on a time schedule), though I checked out their ratings and opinions seem to vary.
What can I say? I’m a sucker for a well-dressed skeleton.
In other news, happy August 1! July was the first month I picked up 11K page views. It ain’t Penny Arcade numbers, but it’s growning, and I’m happy with what I get. Thanks again for visiting this site, you wonderful readers you!
Also, if you’re up for some humorous fare, over at my Rooktopia blog I posted a Guide to What His Favorite Superhero Reveals. It’s a response to an article from Cosmo that I got forwarded the other day.
EDIT: Comic Fencing got interviewed by The Webcomic Beacon podcast. In a weird twist of fate, Delos was the only one who could make it. I give him some serious props for doing this gig. Plus he give me and my various review projects a shout-out. Thanks, Delos!
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Hey! I sounded all kooky in that echo chamber I must have been recording in. Besides Fes, everyone else actually sounded echoish to me when we were recording. I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised that I, too, fell victim.
I still can’t believe I didn’t have answers to the most likely (obvious) questions, like pointing out review sites such as the Webcomic Overlook.
Comment by Delos — August 2, 2008 #