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Readers pick best webcomic: a Goomba's life
The life of a Goomba is boring, tragic and short. A webcomic on the life of a Goomba isn't, as Ninja Ken's strip (direct link) took top honors in this week's webcomic wrapup.Second place goes to RPG-TV (you'll need this for context) and third is a virtual tie between Extra Life and Dueling Analogs. Thanks to everyone who voted; this Saturday we're planning to do an all-BioShock wrapup, so be sure to let us know of any related comics you stumble upon! (Regular format will return the week after.)
Readers pick best webcomic: Fictitious Pulp
Poor Fanboys Online. First it writes a brilliant satire of current video game events coupled with the film Pulp Fiction. Then it gets neglected in the first week of Webcomic Wrapup eligibility. Then when we try to add it to the polls, the Fanboys website goes down! Thanks to the readers, and especially Tim from 2P Start, we managed to get the comic up and to the masses (it later resurfaced), and Fictitious Pulp ended up being crowned the week's most popular webcomic.Second place went to Ninja Ken (direct link) and third to RPG-TV. Don't expect the next installment until Sunday while we spend Saturday recovering from E3. Thanks to everyone who voted, and be sure to let us know of any game-related webcomics you stumble upon this week!
Readers pick best webcomic: crafty
Ctrl+Alt+Del's take on the Starcraft 2 announcement earned top honors in this week's webcomic wrapup. The punchline may have been explained a bit too much, as many of the commenters noted, but it didn't ruin the joke.Second and third place go to RPG-TV and Weird Comix, respectively. Thanks to everyone who voted and be sure to let us know of any game-related webcomics you stumble upon this week!
Readers pick best webcomic: killer DS FTW
Though not by the usual commanding margin, Penny Arcade was the favorite webcomic this week among Joystiq readers. Let's see, a plane crashes in this strip and the following one is all about the TV show LOST ... coincidence? When do we get to see a gaming parody of the Twilight Zone's "Nightmare at 20,000 feet," with a deranged Koopa (or fill in your own character here) ripping apart the wing.To those who voted for Penny Arcade: why not show your love by donating to Child's Play?Second place, and a long overdue win, goes to RPG-TV. Third place was subsidized by Dilbert. Thanks to everyone who voted, and be sure to let us know of any gaming comics you stumble upon this week!
