Scientivore
2007-04-30, 05:14 PM
I'm taking my short plugs of webcomics that haven't been discussed much here and turning them into a regular Monday series called Scilight, short for Scientivore's Spotlight. There are only two so far.
Inhuman
First Page (http://www.hekshano.com/comic1.php)
Home Page (http://www.hekshano.com/index.php)
On Piperka (http://piperka.net/info.html?cid=275)
What
Another high-quality webcomic that we haven't discussed. Inhuman is a character-driven, atmospheric, surreal sci-fi drama. It just finished Arc 5 so this seems like a good time to promote it.
Pluses
Inhuman has a unique art style that suits it very well, as it frequently delves into madness, violence and other dark themes. I usually don't enjoy those themes and at times it has seriously disturbed me; it's so well-done that I like it anyway.
Also, the writer/artist H. Carlian has created some very interesting characters. I find myself wanting to know more about them, which is something that I can't say about most real people.
Cautions
It has anthro aliens. The creator insists that they're not furries (http://hekshano.com/notfurries.php). Some people may be allergic regardless.
In the author's own words: "Inhuman is reccomended for 16 years of age and up. The comic contains violence, sexually suggestive situations, substance abuse, *some* sex, language and disturbing imagery. It is also a rather complicated plot which requires the reader to pay attention and asks the reader to think carefully about the information presented to them. For this reason, 16+ is requested."
Previous
Scilight #1 (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41917): Gravity
Original Here's another spotlight on a high-quality webcomic that we haven't discussed. (I searched to be sure.) Looks like I might be making this a regular Monday feature.
Inhuman (http://www.hekshano.com/comic1.php) just finished Arc 5 so this seems like a good time to promote it. It has a really unique art style that suits it very well, as it frequently delves into madness, violence and other dark themes. I usually don't enjoy those themes -- yeah, I know, all evidence to the contrary -- and at times Inhuman has really disturbed me. I like it anyway.
Also, it has anthro aliens. The author insists that they're not furries (http://hekshano.com/notfurries.php). Some people may be allergic regardless.
Caution from the website: "Inhuman is reccomended for 16 years of age and up. The comic contains violence, sexually suggestive situations, substance abuse, *some* sex, language and disturbing imagery. It is also a rather complicated plot which requires the reader to pay attention and asks the reader to think carefully about the information presented to them. For this reason, 16+ is requested."
I'll allow that it might look like I'm really into the surreal and twisted if you just look at this one, my last recommendation (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41917), my Questionable Content fanmix (http://forums.questionablecontent.net/index.php/topic,15903.0.html) and my Erfworld fanmix (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=42226). I assure you, I also enjoy some good, wholesome, light-hearted stories like Girl Genius (http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/cgi-bin/gg101.cgi?date=20050221).
Who knows? Maybe next week I'll highlight a sweet, gentle webcomic that is appropriate for all ages! ...or not, whichever I feel like. :smallwink:
Inhuman
First Page (http://www.hekshano.com/comic1.php)
Home Page (http://www.hekshano.com/index.php)
On Piperka (http://piperka.net/info.html?cid=275)
What
Another high-quality webcomic that we haven't discussed. Inhuman is a character-driven, atmospheric, surreal sci-fi drama. It just finished Arc 5 so this seems like a good time to promote it.
Pluses
Inhuman has a unique art style that suits it very well, as it frequently delves into madness, violence and other dark themes. I usually don't enjoy those themes and at times it has seriously disturbed me; it's so well-done that I like it anyway.
Also, the writer/artist H. Carlian has created some very interesting characters. I find myself wanting to know more about them, which is something that I can't say about most real people.
Cautions
It has anthro aliens. The creator insists that they're not furries (http://hekshano.com/notfurries.php). Some people may be allergic regardless.
In the author's own words: "Inhuman is reccomended for 16 years of age and up. The comic contains violence, sexually suggestive situations, substance abuse, *some* sex, language and disturbing imagery. It is also a rather complicated plot which requires the reader to pay attention and asks the reader to think carefully about the information presented to them. For this reason, 16+ is requested."
Previous
Scilight #1 (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41917): Gravity
Original Here's another spotlight on a high-quality webcomic that we haven't discussed. (I searched to be sure.) Looks like I might be making this a regular Monday feature.
Inhuman (http://www.hekshano.com/comic1.php) just finished Arc 5 so this seems like a good time to promote it. It has a really unique art style that suits it very well, as it frequently delves into madness, violence and other dark themes. I usually don't enjoy those themes -- yeah, I know, all evidence to the contrary -- and at times Inhuman has really disturbed me. I like it anyway.
Also, it has anthro aliens. The author insists that they're not furries (http://hekshano.com/notfurries.php). Some people may be allergic regardless.
Caution from the website: "Inhuman is reccomended for 16 years of age and up. The comic contains violence, sexually suggestive situations, substance abuse, *some* sex, language and disturbing imagery. It is also a rather complicated plot which requires the reader to pay attention and asks the reader to think carefully about the information presented to them. For this reason, 16+ is requested."
I'll allow that it might look like I'm really into the surreal and twisted if you just look at this one, my last recommendation (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41917), my Questionable Content fanmix (http://forums.questionablecontent.net/index.php/topic,15903.0.html) and my Erfworld fanmix (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=42226). I assure you, I also enjoy some good, wholesome, light-hearted stories like Girl Genius (http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/cgi-bin/gg101.cgi?date=20050221).
Who knows? Maybe next week I'll highlight a sweet, gentle webcomic that is appropriate for all ages! ...or not, whichever I feel like. :smallwink: