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^ Can't win, can I? :P
[It probably reflects poorly on me that this is the only thing I have to contribute to this conversation]
In fact, I started it once, decided it wasn't my thing, and then only went back once Anonus became obsessed with it. He assured me that it got better and so I read on.
^ ...different tastes, I guess.
Everything was so fucking CONFUSING I just couldn't keep reading.
Hey, you're not Aon!
I didn't like the first few pages of Homestuck at all, and I only kept reading because everyone said it was good. But I quickly changed my mind. GameBro was the point where it started to get good for me, but that wouldn't have persuaded me to stick with it on its own.
It is pretty dumb. Not that it's not intelligent, it clearly is, but it's very goofy and cheesy. I think that's intentional, though, from the way it's written. It's very parodic.
It is a very plot-driven story. IIRC one character even points out that the kids have actually had very little influence on events.
The characterisation is a mixed bag. There's a lot of character development, but a lot of it comes from playing with archetypes and reader expectations of those, I think.
MOAR MOAR MOAR!
Does it ever add anything to the story?
pages. The music is generally fairly good.pages do a lot more for the feel of this comic than this.pages are good. Some are just pointless, like this one.