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Mega Man, my favorite video game series. It all started as a kid when I played Mega Man X on my cousin's SNES. I wasn't very good at the games then; I could only beat Chill Penguin and Storm Eagle at that time. It took me years later to learn about the secret Hadouken.
I think egoraptor sums it up best in this installation of Sequelitis.
The comic deals more with the frustrations of the NES games. Enemies spawned almost every step and would always come back even if you backed up just a bit. It's a good way to farm health and energy, but it sucks when it's happening because you keep getting knocked back by hits.
The series is still great. It's a bit of a bummer the Keiji Inafune left Capcom and us fans haven't been able to get a new edition to any of the series (remember the Mega Man Legends 3 rumor and Mega Man Universe?).
Here's to you Blue Bomber!
This is my first venture into the world of online comics. It's something I've always wanted to do but haven't really had the time for.
My inspiration came from the guys over at penny-arcade, whom I had the pleasure to meet when they were down in SoCal doing a book signing tour a few years back.
I've been a fan of there's since the early days and have read every comic at least once. Some other comics I enjoy are PVP, Perry Bible Fellowship, Garfield Minus Garfield, Cyanide and Happiness and Hipster Hitler.
Eventually I'd like to animate these into cartoons, but I think I'll stick with these simple one page comics for the meantime (never realized the shit-ton of time it takes to make one of these).
The plan is one new comic per week. If I can get enough interest then I'd like to create my own site dedicated to the comic and other musings I'll surely have.
I'd appreciate any feedback and am looking forward to continuing this expedition.
Expect a lot of video game themed comics.
Cheers!
