Diseased #Comicsgate - The Culture Wars Hit The Funny Books!

Pay pigs wouldn't help Liam. Liam's problems continue to be Liam constantly lying about himself and making enemies.

Liam this morning is whining about 3-D assets in comics. Completely unaware I guess of some of the art in Xenotype. Liam learned comic art the old school way. In high school detention. An old school comics pro like Liam would never use digital assets. He also has famous Manga artists in Japan lined up to do work for him....if he could just make more money. Though of course he is also totally rich.

Liam also claims he can also ship and fulfill from Australia at a lower price than Eric July. Eric July stole all Liam's ideas and was successful with them only because July has a bigger audience.

He also goes on and on about how he has to support all his employees still pretending that he is running an actual company.

Same old Liam.
Liam never recovered mentally from Vikki calling off their wedding
 
Why is Eric July a boogeyman of Indie comics when Stone Toss exist?

To that guy, the problem isn't just Eric July. Its anything that isn't comicsgate and doesn't do things the Ethan Van Sciver Way. He has two videos up bitching about Iron Age for not being CG enough and another video that goes on at length on how crowdfunding is just fine as it is and people need to stop complaining about it.

He is also convinced that the mainstream is refusing to publish his superhero novels about a guy who turns into a gargoyle because of woke SJW politics.

If he wasn't complaining about Eric July, he would be complaining about whatever else was on Ethan's mind right now.
 
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Meyer is just grinding out another video railing against cancel culture and the cancellatrix known as Alex de Campi. They're bad in case you didn't notice. However at the same time he is unwilling to actually defend Ed Piskor getting horny in DMs with high schoolers. This presents a conundrum for the Simple One and his locked-in one way victim mentality narrative, but he's got a prearrived conclusion he needs to get to so he resorts to nitpicking tweets that condemn Piskor "for the wrong reasons" and making a big speech about how this is the fault of (comic book) society not giving young people a formal apprenticeship or internship into comics, which for the sake of making this video has never been exploited by old pervs, ever. With Simple Zack it's always about the destination, no matter how tortuous and stupid the arguments used along the journey are. He gets sidetracked for a bit talking about how the time Mags Visaggio tried to entrap Sean Gordon Murphy with his middle aged bussy, but segues it into a point in how chasing clout and networking with established pros should not be involved in starting a career as a comic book professional. Which is saying something given the entirety of Meyer's career in comics.

With Frog things are much simpler: some wigger male feminist who joined in on cancelling him now has the local TV action news team rolling up to his house asking for comment on his crawling around in teenagers' DMs. Watching Piskor's life go up in flames is a big win for the VANSCIVAMALE and allows him free, ebullient reign to his emotional sadism. Truly Frog at his best. But even here there's a tightrope to walk, his original incel-pandering take of "laying scorn upon both the old pervs and the jailbait jezebels who lure them to their doom with blackmail and cancellation" getting some pushback from the disgusted women in the chat, while on the other hand there's the more Biggons-minded followers in the chat citing their encyclopedic knowledge of AoC laws on a state by state basis and that Ed Piskor did nothing wrong. Frog shrugs and replays the vid to watch the news team descend on Piskor Sr.'s porch again. "This is fucking awesome!"



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Jon del Arroz took a different tact, unabashedly gloriating in the reveal and aggressively taking sole credit for the cancellation of Piskor (allegedly Fandom Pulse was the first to get an article out after the teenager's tweet was posted) as an affirmation of his power and prowess. He also boasted of an alleged network of comic pros feeding him information, in whispers if you will. Whatever the case it looks like JDA is having a blast. Rock on little dude!

Last but not least was the ComicTropes guy who was obliged to respond to his pal Ed Piskor getting busted and felt it necessary to put out an official non-statement so he'll never have to address it again. Chris bemoans how both 'the left side and the Comicsgate side' descended on his pal, even though he is no longer Ed's friend and retroactively never was his friend . Although he acknowledges his help in getting Cartoonist Kayfabe 'off the ground' as a channel. ComicTropes assures his audience that he personally will never be busted for molesting. but he wouldn't object if like everyone decided to forgive Ed for his online encroachments involving children. He says he's not a news channel so he's not going to be obliged to report on this matter - he said what he feels he had to say and he will not be repeating it.

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Why is Eric July a boogeyman of Indie comics when Stone Toss exist?
Another question: can Eric July withstand joker mode CG?
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making a big speech about how this is the fault of (comic book) society not giving young people a formal apprenticeship or internship into comics,
Meanwhile in reality: It's called an internship and young adults in art colleges do them usually in their early 20s. It's usually an unpaid job only people who have money coming in elsewhere can take. It's pretty much the only way to get into the competitive creative fields. It's something these uneducated old guys of Comicsgate like Richard C Meyer never figure out. They already fucked up in life and can't go back to being 18 again so it must be some fucking conspiracy that they aren't getting jobs in comics and only college kids from the city who work for free for years first are getting the gigs. Is it wrong? Possibly, but that's the way it is now geezers. Alternately these guys could just make a comic, get it printed, and sell it... a tried and true method that's been around since the days of underground black and white comix. But no.. complain and get speds to give you money up front, this is the way.
 
Stonetoss is based and I'd argue the number 1 most effective political cartoonist in the world rn
What about Zyklon Ben?

Do you think comicsgate wants to acknowledge any form of web comics? Much less a comic strip that comes out weekly. That kind of production for free goes against the perception that thousands of dollars up front and several years of waiting are needed to doodle and write words in bubbles.
 
What about Zyklon Ben?

Do you think comicsgate wants to acknowledge any form of web comics? Much less a comic strip that comes out weekly. That kind of production for free goes against the perception that thousands of dollars up front and several years of waiting are needed to doodle and write words in bubbles.
of course not, comic strips artist like Zyklon Ben and Boulder Throw have more talent, guts, hardwork and effort they make in comics, which Comicsgate™ are afraid of
 
Meanwhile in reality: It's called an internship and young adults in art colleges do them usually in their early 20s. It's usually an unpaid job only people who have money coming in elsewhere can take. It's pretty much the only way to get into the competitive creative fields. It's something these uneducated old guys of Comicsgate like Richard C Meyer never figure out. They already fucked up in life and can't go back to being 18 again so it must be some fucking conspiracy that they aren't getting jobs in comics and only college kids from the city who work for free for years first are getting the gigs. Is it wrong? Possibly, but that's the way it is now geezers. Alternately these guys could just make a comic, get it printed, and sell it... a tried and true method that's been around since the days of underground black and white comix. But no.. complain and get speds to give you money up front, this is the way.
If modern-day art schools aren't teaching 3d modelling and computer-generation as part of their core curriculum they should lose whatever accreditation exists for those places. For the same reason modern trade schools aren't teaching buggy-whip braiding and carriage wheel repair.
 
If modern-day art schools aren't teaching 3-d modelling and computer-generation as part of their core curriculum they should lose whatever accreditation exists for those places. For the same reason modern trade schools aren't teaching buggy-whip braiding and carriage wheel repair.
I don't know what current year schools are doing but they have been teaching digital art as a core thing for 20+ years. They certainly have classes in 3-D digital art.
 
I don't know what current year schools are doing but they have been teaching digital art as a core thing for 20+ years. They certainly have classes in 3-D digital art.
I'm just put off a bit by the latest CG outrage surrounding using digital assets. It makes no sense to me considering their past history of promoting 4th-grade finger painting and crayon drawings.
 
I'm just put off a bit by the latest CG outrage surrounding using digital assets. It makes no sense to me considering their past history of promoting 4th-grade finger painting and crayon drawings.
X/Twitter user @deverslath is the one who found all these stock 3d sketchup models in the book.

Running list of the assets with download links:

The fats aka Ethan the Skiver and the Vitophile are playing the telephone game relaying this information with errors. Really all these guys do is skim information off X users and lesser streamers. Also it was known that Ethan already hated this 3d sketchup program and mentioned his disdain for it when the artist for Old Man Logan admitted to him he used it for vehicles etc. This anti- 3d model bias, plus the shoddy second hand info relay, and the NPC seals clapping repeating things type Comicsgate audience created the "3D assets" mantra. Which anarchist July used Alinsky's Rule for Radicals #10 on:
Rule 10: “If you push a negative hard enough, it will push through and become a positive.”
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Comicsgate should really give up on Eric July, they lost.
 
Do you think comicsgate wants to acknowledge any form of web comics? Much less a comic strip that comes out weekly. That kind of production for free goes against the perception that thousands of dollars up front and several years of waiting are needed to doodle and write words in bubbles.

Also let's not forget SToss made a pretty penny during the NFT mania racket just like Smiller and Tennapel. How dare those bastards profit from something that actual CG could never capitalize on because swift action and some minimal tech savvy was needed in order for NFTs to be profitable.
 
Why is Eric July a boogeyman of Indie comics when Stone Toss exist?
Imagine having this little of a life and being this much of a whiny bitch. Seriously, he's a dude online who makes comics that you DON'T HAVE TO BUY! It's not like he's been handed a beloved franchise that you were obsessed with as a kid and run it into the ground like with the mainstream comics industry. It's his characters, his setting, etc. If you don't like it, don't buy it, or leave a bad review and move on. But obsessing to this degree and proudly declaring yourself a "detractor" is just pathetic.

"But he's ruining the indie comics scene!" I've seen some idiots say and all I can reply is: If this is all it takes to "ruin" the indie comics scene then I got news for you, it wasn't worth shit to begin with.

Edit: He also literally has the gayfag zoomer haircut, which alone is enough for me to never want to listen to him.
 
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"But he's ruining the indie comics scene!" I've seen some idiots say and all I can reply is: If this is all it takes to "ruin" the indie comics scene then I got news for you, it wasn't worth shit to begin with.

From what I recall of the old "indie scene" (Aardvark-Vanaheim, Zap Comics, First, WaRP Graphics, Palliard Press, Studio Foglio, Slave Labor Graphics, etc.) Eric July fits right in, to the point I wouldn't be surprised if the real indie presses started yelling "Ruin me harder!" (Albeit in less safe-for-work word bubbles.)
 
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