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kradeiz · 7 months
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I would’ve been so disappointed if this hadn't made it in.
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autocorrection · 1 year
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personally i think magnus burnsides is afraid of spiders
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after drawing this i realized actually taako is probably joining magnus so imagine it as lup
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sirislayer · 1 year
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Zoox: "I miss her." Devo: "Me too. I miss her too." Sometimes, despite going seperate ways and having new duties, Devo and Zoox meet up at the coral spire. Thank you @demon-bobby22 for the suggestion.
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galpalkirk · 1 year
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Sizzle it up with Taako
official merch, limited edition, print 1/69 (nice)
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computerything · 8 months
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Opinions on The Adventure Zone [comic vers.]
I decided to, a while back, read up to book 3 of the comic version of TAZ along with skimming book 4 enough to get a good idea of it. And I've certainly got a few thoughts here in this noodle of mine.
Disclaimer: I have not listened to the original podcast the comic is based on. I've only read the books. So keep that in mind.
Also, spoiler warning.
Individual reviews:
Book 1: I rather enjoyed it! It was some silly guys going on silly adventures with a nice helping of drama and mystique, mainly from the flame glove thing and all the weird static talk. The characters were likeable in a doofus-y way, and I liked the implication that there was advanced tech in this universe in addition to magic. That's something I wished was in more fantasy.
I really liked Magic Bryan's over-the-top theatrics. I do find it odd that a supposedly high-level wizard lost to a bunch of random adventures, but okay, it's DnD. That stuff happens for the plot.
The magic fire glove was badass, and I like the concept of the guy using it being consumed by his own rage and going ham. Rather fitting.
Art wise, the style was very nice. I like the semi-sketchiness of it, it fits the narrative!
Book 2: I didn't like this one quite as much as book 1. We meet the Bureau of Balance, who immediately act suspicious. For heaven's sake, they have a damn otherworldly abomination that sucks the knowledge out of people's brains on a universal scale! Yet it's played off as "perfectly fine" and "nothing to worry about." Huh? Wha? It's... it's a giant brainwashing jellyfish thing... and that's not spooky? WHAT? And don't worry, I have more to say about these bureaucratic buffoons.
Garfield was great though. Very cool guy.
Anyway, the idea of a murder mystery on a train is absolutely awesome. Murder on the Oriental Express, anyone? But everyone clowning on the murderer [Jeeves, this butler-looking guy] made him feel like less than an actual threat, and his rather anticlimactic disposal felt contrived and forced.
I rather liked the concept of the Oculus, the idea of making an army out of illusions is kind of neat. A shame that not only was it never really used, the damn bureau destroys it.
This was when I began to realize that I hated the BoB. Rather than research the artifacts and try to find a way to safely use them, they just destroy them. Sure, they're dangerous, but perhaps there's a way to filter their power so that it is no longer corruptive? But no. Artifact bad, must destroy. Knowledge bad, must feed to big fish. Urgh.
Book 3: Kind of not super memorable to me. Uh... The car designs were pretty neat. I like the idea of underground racing, it's an old trope but it's a good one. The artifact was cool, though I wish it was more racing-based. Or the race was more plant-based, like in a giant tree or something. That would have rocked.
Overall, I really liked Hurley and Sloane's dynamic. They had nice chemistry and I actually felt for them! In fact, Sloane was definitely the star of this one. I always love a badass thief with a cool outfit, lol.
The one thing I didn't like was that it felt like Sloane being turned evil was just shoved in by the DM to go, "See? See? The BoB is good because the artifacts made this lady go all evil and kill her girlfriend! And she felt so much guilt she sacrificed herself too! The artifacts are totally evil guys! More evil than the BoB!"
And the random council guy turning all evil was kind of pointless. I felt nothing when he died.
Book 4: Oh boy do I have some words about this one.
Positive first... positive first...
Uh, the setting was nice. I like science facilities. The imminent demise of the world was a pretty good motivator, too.
The main guy trying to bring people back from the dead [cough cough his mom] in robot bodies was a little cliché but still a neat concept.
The art was pretty much at its peak here, I think. I love the robot designs!! I love guys with screens for faces so much. Especially Hodgepodge, he was such a silly smug bastard.
Hodgepodge...
Dear, sweet hodgepodge... he didn't deserve to perish. Him dying because of the jellyfish's meddling took my hatred for the BoB from mild annoyance to PURE UNBRIDLED LOATHING. Actually, this whole book kind of did, really.
As I implied before, TAZ has this weird underlying plot thread of "knowledge is evil" that has always bothered me, and it's on full display here, and even extends a bit into "scientists are evil" territory.
For starters, apparently none of the science guys' ideas are theirs, they're just stolen from other dimensions. Which is stupid as hell. If this is supposed to be "no idea is original" again, it does a poor job.
For another, the science guy's mom goes crazy from, you guessed it, knowledge, and would rather die than have said knowledge. Which really pissed me off because I'm the kind of freak who would read all the forbidden texts which drive people mad.
And for yet another, the BoB is portrayed as heroic all over again. The comic literally ends with them all agreeing to trust the director of the BoB and called stupid for having any doubts about the organization. So remember: don't think, don't seek to learn things, just blindly follow your superiors!
Overall:
TAZ has wonderful art and pretty neat characters, settings, and scenarios, but is deeply undermined by it's uncanny promotion of blind trust, discouragement of thinking, and hatred of knowledge. It's weird and creepy.
Also, I will not forgive them for killing hodgepodge. Look at this smug little feller:
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Poor guy. Rest in pieces.
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dreamsy990 · 1 year
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codename
(taz persona au is gonna kill me i love it)
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actionyak · 1 year
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this guy 💙
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reineydraws · 6 months
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this is a scene from opla s2, black leg gazpacho told me himself!!!
src by @op-trash-blog-of-hell
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cottoncandyofterror · 7 months
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Thriller Bark but OPLA and a wee bit more homoerotic touching!
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sawdustandsprig · 1 year
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The cast of TAZ is reading the comic live right now!!!
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whimsyyart · 7 months
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Hey taz fans, how we feeling?
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anonbeadraws · 11 months
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At least he read it? 💜 First Taz comic in AGES, I missed my boys, based off this great post 💜commission info in source!💜
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nebulaeyedfish · 6 months
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Okay, so I guess I'm... sprinting at it, just like "AAAAH" with Beacon extended, and I think there's a moment just before we collide where Beacon sort of like, almost half-whispers like,
Doing some comics practice with Episode 11 of Amnesty :)
(Tag list: @swanofstorie @raise-me-up-take-me-up @imflyingfish)
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umbraastaff · 11 months
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47 years of this
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orykorioart · 6 months
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Quick mood test for an upcoming Blups comic I have in mind.
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allynabean · 27 days
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Comic adaptation of a scene from Episode 3 of The Adventure Zone: Amnesty!! Re-listened to Amnesty while drawing these pages and I forgot how much I love this campaignnn
Script taken near-directly from the podcast, all credit goes to the McElroys! <3 @mcelroyfamilystaff
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