Sonichu Have you read Sonichu?

[Salt Water Taffy]

I actually got into reading Sonichu a lot slower than TAS would have you believe. I started out (probably with the Audiobooks) with the big and infamous issues - #8 & #10. Then I got a bit more into it and I first ran into some of the other fairly famous scenes and I realized I probably ought to read the whole issue it came from for context (like reading all of Sonichu 2 for Wes-li Sun-ichu and the "during the stone age" line, all of #4 for the Straw of Fail). Then I got into the original Annotated Sonichu, realized it was never coming back, and I decided I wanted to contribute something to the Christorical Community ('cause try as I might I still can't draw a webcomic) and the rest is history. (since then I've read the comic in its entirety an embarrassing number of times.)

 

[Komrad]

Listened to the audio books a couple times. That narrator is just too good.

 

[Skeletor]

What’s a “Sonichu?”

 

[Vendetta]

No, I can't tolerate the walls o' text. But I've seen the Webcomic Relief summary of it, which works if you can get over the whiny Dane.

 

[Webby's Boyfriend]

Now where I own a tablet computer I want to re-read the entire series.

 

[Coelacanth]

Yes. I've read through the entire thing a couple of times now. But I usually stop at Issue 10 because after that it stops being entertainingly bad and devolves into just being a terrible webcomic that is stupidly boring to read.

 

[Cedric_Eff]

I just finished reading 12-9. Sonichu and the ponies pupils became more dilated as 12-9 kept going

 

[Rikka Takarada]

But I usually stop at Issue 10 because after that it stops being entertainingly bad and devolves into just being a terrible webcomic that is stupidly boring to read.

At least Sonichu 1-10 had something resembling a traditional overarching plot, unlike the bollocks we get today (and for which morons are paying a lot of money per page) which boils down to a screed on whatever Chris's latest "interest" is, with just enough Sonichu in the background to satisfy trade description legislation.

 

[Zilortha]

At least Sonichu 1-10 had something resembling a traditional overarching plot, unlike the bollocks we get today (and for which morons are paying a lot of money per page) which boils down to a screed on whatever Chris's latest "interest" is, with just enough Sonichu in the background to satisfy trade description legislation.

Much like Chris himself, the comic used to be a lot more interesting.