-
received mixed reviews over the years. In a 2008 review, Eric
Burns of
Websnark called it a "****ed good
comic strip", but felt it had
several problems...
- the
length and
complexity of storylines. In 2006, Eric Burns-White of
Websnark called the "Oceans Unmoving"
storyline "long, laborious, [and] turgid"...
-
engaging and sweet; that, in and of itself, is no mean feat."
Writing for
Websnark, Eric Burns-White said in 2006 that
Lesnick was "one of
those webcartoonists...
- Network,
Animation Insider, and Akadot. It was also
given a
brief mention at
Websnark after the news of Tokyopop's
rights to the
Sailor Moon
manga lapsing broke...
- not have been any kind of 'veto' like the
executive committee enacted."
Websnark blogger Eric
Burns complained that "if you're
going to ask Webcartoonists...
- (February 19, 2008). "Eric:
State of the Web(cartoonist):
Nicholas Gurewitch".
Websnark.
Archived from the
original on
December 14, 2008. Lee, Dami (February 14...
- Positive,
including A
cameo by his lead
character Betty Yeh. Eric
Burns of
Websnark was one of the
first and most
prolific writers for Superguy,
having contributed...
-
original on
September 24, 2009.
Retrieved September 16, 2009.
Berkeley Breathed official site Opus
archive at washingtonpost.com Eric: Ack-phhlpt. –
Websnark...
- to tell
apart due to
their similar appearances. Eric Burns, on his blog
Websnark, said that the
comic suffered from "incredibly slow pacing" (from 2000–2009...
-
thumbnailed graphic... parentheses... my God, Eric's
SNARKING A WEBCOMIC!".
Websnark, July 6, 2005.
Retrieved on
November 8, 2007 Burlew, On the
Origin of PCs...
