God Mode, by Raven Perez, is about games or something. I can't know for sure because I was distracted by giant cartoon boobs being the real punchline nearly every strip.

The non-boob strips are the real filler.

Obvious problem with sprite comics #227: close ups.


Is that a white Master Chief or television static?

That snap was pulled from from "Rules of Engagement"... a sprite comic concerning the franchise crossover of "Halo," "Star Wars," and "Aliens," which carries the same intended seriousness as Star Trek vs. X-Men.


Serious business.

"Rooster Teeth Comics," brought to you by the guys who made Red vs Blue, is a comic about the guys who made Red vs. Blue. Punchlines are as standard as jokes get. Setup, deliberation, punchline. No real surprises, no clever wordplay (aside from a pun or two) and the characters are very basic archetypes.

The comic reads like it was commissioned. "Hey, we need someone to make a comic about us because we're really funny, and we think a comic about us would be equally, if not moreso, funny."

One thing's that's nice is its humor is genuine, not self-important. The comic is out to make you laugh, not to make a cheap buck (although you can buy the Rooster Teeth Comic collection "Year One" online! A great buy for Christmas!)