Existential comics

[gnomish dwelf]

have you checked the webcomic with this name? i would love a crossover between it and order of the stick!

[Wildstag]

It seems accessible in content, but not in web design, and since that matters a lot to me, I'm not sure I could read it consistently.

At least it's funny though, so it's not bad.

[gnomish dwelf]

indeed it aint bad, as for it being bad web design, I dont know about the subject enough but since it doesn't follow a storyline i watch it sporadically too.

[Willie the Duck]

Belkar already had an existential crisis, which I think used up OotS capacity for abject seriousness. Not sure what Existential Comics would get out of a crossover either. Both good comics in their own rights, though.

[gnomish dwelf]

Existential Comics can use one of the scenes where different real world philosophers from history play dungeon and dragons together, and we get to see their characters interact with those of the order of the stick (they would be treated as npcs by the order of the stick, in the order of the stick, but would treat the order of the stick as npcs in their own comic)... Which philosophers would Rich Burlew want to see in such a crossover? that would be very telling and amazing.

[DoubleBarrelFun]

I thought the name was literal, like comics that really made you think xD

The one that came to mind was Injustice: Gods among us... that really stuck with me

[Fyraltari]

I thought the name was literal, like comics that really made you think xD

It is literal, it's a philosophy comic that focused mostly on the existentialists.

[Willie the Duck]

Which philosophers would Rich Burlew want to see in such a crossover? that would be very telling and amazing.

When asked about his favorite science fiction novel, instead of something from someone like Heinlein or Asimov or H. G. Wells (one of the 'classics'), Burlew picked Andy Weir's The Martian (and at-the-time current novel). By that same token, I think he'd pick a modern philosopher like Ingvar Johansson, Andy Clark, or John Haldane. I can find amusement in imagining Belkar and Elan misinterpreting “Analytical Thomism” as maybe the science of analyzing the sound of undead bodies as they hit the ground or something, or maybe all Slaad in the OotS-verse being fanatical Slavoj Žižek devotes.

[Scarlet Knight]

It is hilarious more often than not, and readable to people without philosophy degrees. The episodes on games and especially D&D are my particular favorites...