The Most Unpopular Webcomic Ever

[vincent@feddit.nl]

Haha thanks, I didn’t know until you visualised it.

[jesus_666@lemmy.world]

I mean, at that point it could also be a Neal Stephenson novel.

[nieceandtows@programming.dev]

I’m at a complete loss. Could somebody explain this to me?

[samus12345@lemmy.world]

#unrelatable

[plantjam@lemmy.world]

“Neurotypical culture” is possibly the most unhinged phrase I’ve read all week.

[taiyang@lemmy.world]

I didn’t notice he was at the party! Yes, too many points for that.

[rustydrd@sh.itjust.works]

I’m not sure I like this guy. Seems sus.

[dwindling7373@feddit.it]

Classic neurotypical comment chaining words together meant to project a coherent meaning. So shameless, so smug.

[sergio@slrpnk.net]

The person on the treadmill has Sonic hair too.

[4oreman@lemy.lol]

its ok ; he’s a trump voter

[majorhavoc@programming.dev]

Shit. You got me. Well played!

But for anyone looking for an answer: Is this loss

[troyunrau@lemmy.ca]

It’s really important to know about the proper preparation of Captain Crunch though

[troyunrau@lemmy.ca]

Set this comic in space and it would be popular haha.

[t3h_fool@lemmy.world]

Um… congratulations on being well adjusted? “I’m fine and not interesting” doesn’t really make for ripping entertainment… So I could see why it would be unpopular.

[ilinamorato@lemmy.world]

That’s the joke.

[shardikprime@lemmy.world]

HOLY SHIT YOU GUYS

PUMPKIN SPICE LATTE!

[exasperation@lemm.ee]

Yeah, a lot of popular webcomics seem to try to mine personal experiences (especially around introversion or social awkwardness) for relatability: Sarah’s Scribbles, Pizzacake, etc.

[dankdingleberry@lemmy.world]

i mean. the comics shows him walking and yet you didnt call him put for portaying abledbody culture. curious.

[ilinamorato@lemmy.world]

I would say most of them do. Even Wooden Plank Studios, sometimes.

[randomvideos@programming.dev]

Its starting to be hidden better

Now you need to swap and flip the panels to find it