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Fangs
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Hey there,
this is me speaking from the webcomic rabbit hole.
It’s still cozy in here. ;-P
This said, I found this on tapas and was immediately intrigued. I mean a relationship between a vampire and a werewolf? It sounded interesting and I decided to investigate.
So first things first: I know this is titled as a webcomic, but I think this might not be the right description for “F²¹²Ô²µ²õâ€�. This was no story with a central theme but rather little snippets of Elsie’s and Jimmy’s story that starts when they meet in a bar. Because of this the pacing is pretty fast and it seems like they jump right into their relationship and push the “fast forwardâ€� button instead of taking it slow. So I think “sequential artâ€� might be the most accurate description here and I noticed that a lot of reviewers already put it in that genre which is great! =)
As for the story itself: I loved it! Elsie and Jimmy are so adorable and I loved the black humour. It was on point and caused me to smirk whenever they did something “typical�. Yes, the author might exploit a lot of clichés here, but she did it in a fun way and truth be told this only added to my enjoyment. ;-)
All told I really liked “F²¹²Ô²µ²õâ€� and I kind of want more of those two super sweet little monsters! *lol*
this is me speaking from the webcomic rabbit hole.
It’s still cozy in here. ;-P
This said, I found this on tapas and was immediately intrigued. I mean a relationship between a vampire and a werewolf? It sounded interesting and I decided to investigate.
So first things first: I know this is titled as a webcomic, but I think this might not be the right description for “F²¹²Ô²µ²õâ€�. This was no story with a central theme but rather little snippets of Elsie’s and Jimmy’s story that starts when they meet in a bar. Because of this the pacing is pretty fast and it seems like they jump right into their relationship and push the “fast forwardâ€� button instead of taking it slow. So I think “sequential artâ€� might be the most accurate description here and I noticed that a lot of reviewers already put it in that genre which is great! =)
As for the story itself: I loved it! Elsie and Jimmy are so adorable and I loved the black humour. It was on point and caused me to smirk whenever they did something “typical�. Yes, the author might exploit a lot of clichés here, but she did it in a fun way and truth be told this only added to my enjoyment. ;-)
All told I really liked “F²¹²Ô²µ²õâ€� and I kind of want more of those two super sweet little monsters! *lol*
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Jul 16, 2020 09:37AM
What would that make their kids?
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Joe wrote: "What would that make their kids?"Werevamps? Or maybe Vamperes? *lol* It definitely would be a funny idea! XD
Joe wrote: "A hairy bat?"Haha! Ohh I like that one! *lol* An attractive hairy bat because Elsie and Jimmy are cute. ;-)
they were so cute!
Laura � wrote: "they were so cute!"True! I loved how well they understood each other. *lol*
CUTE doesn't even sum up the entirety of this piece.AMAZINGGG!!!
Squidward wrote: "CUTE doesn't even sum up the entirety of this piece.AMAZINGGG!!!"
I totally agree! XD It was amazing! =))
Out of curiosity: You say that "webcomic" might not be the right description, so I'm guessing that you don't define "webcomic" just as "comic that's published on the web". So how do you define the term? ("Define the term..." Sheesh, I sound stuffy, haha.)
Katsuro wrote: "Out of curiosity: You say that "webcomic" might not be the right description, so I'm guessing that you don't define "webcomic" just as "comic that's published on the web". So how do you define the ..."Thanks for asking! I can only give my personal definition here but for me a "webcomic" is a "comic that's published on the web and has an ongoing theme and continuing storyline". The updates are all connected to each other and there are cliffhangers etc. So basically a story in comic style that's continued every week. "Fangs" followed the story of Elsie and Jimmy, but it wasn't built like a story. It was rather idk snippets of their lives together. We don't see everything that's happening, we just get glimpses. So it rather felt like a collection of brief excerpts?! You get a picture, it conveys its message and then it's right to the next. It all has to do with Elsie and Jimmy but it's not a continuing series that has a plot or something. Haha! It's really hard to explain but I hope you get the idea. XD
I do, I think. Thanks for explaining!
