This comic was first published sometime at the end of 2001. It gained some popularity at the time it was published and was the most ambitious hypercomic I had attempted. It’s an Infinite Canvas style scrolling narration with embedded interactive flash files that add depth to the narrative. The horizontal section of the comic features …
George W. Bush’s Iraq war began in March of 2003, and this comic was published some time in April. Remember, this was long before Obama, long before all the hope and change stuff. Long before political quotes were pasted on a stoic image of Thomas Jefferson and passed around on Facebook as indictment of the …
According to the internet wayback machine, this horizontal scroller was made sometime in 2004. There are many in-jokes and references to mid 2000’s webcomics in here. At the time, web-publishing meant that you could instantly comment on trends and work. Although the idea is ubiquitous now, it was a fairly new idea at the time. So the …
One of this site’s incarnations was as a group blog focused on webcomics. Hypercomic practitioners and pioneers banded together to highlight some great experiments. While we work on rebuilding this site, you can find the old hypercomics here.
(Note: this comic was built utilizing Adobe Flash technology, which is now not supported by most browsers. When I can modernize this comic in a way that stays true to the original version, we will update this page. In the meantime, the Flash version is still accessible here, in case you are a time-traveler or …
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