Time again for our weekly look at webcomic reviews from out there and around there and other places, too.

For the record: I’m doing this so that I don’t have to review webcomics myself anymore. Ha! So don’t ask me to review your comic! It’s not that I don’t love you, though! I’m just lazy!

The MySpace Review Fairy (and I love that I get to type that phrase today) took a look at the completed old-school Keenspot offering Boy Meets Boy this week, in a way that was difficult to pull a quote … so I guess you’ll just have to … read the review

At Independent Propaganda, Matt Butcher reviewed several comics from the INKplosion collective, including Monday, Muse, We Watch, Quarantine, Lil’ Schita: A Childhood Memory, and Prince Charming. I don’t usually inject my own opinion into these things, but this site looks like one of the most exciting and promising collectives in a long time, and all of the work I’ve seen so far has blown me away. But don’t take my word for it … read the review

In the Wednesday Webcomic Weview, Jeanine has posted a review of GingerDead:

Written with a dark slant, the comic manages a Gothic edge without the blatant effort of other works. Yes, the title is a bit punny, but the writing is not. Instead, it’s a mixture of haiku, quiet contemplation and gentle humor. … read the full review.

Attila Szegedi totally loves Fish Tank:

The drawing is loveably sketchy (but consistent), and the characters are incredibly well built, complete with their love/hate relationships and plenty of ingenious throwaway jokes and inspired dialogue. … read the full review.

The Ferrett reviewed Lucid-TV, a comic strip about doctors … “evil, talentless, motherfuck[ing]” doctors:

It’s not for everyone, but goddamn it’s good if you’ve just been to surgery and oh fuck your teeth hurt and they probably touched my nads while I was under. … read the full review.

Mr. Myth says, of A Fine Example, that “full comprehension is overrated,” and adds:

It’s A Fine Example. Of what, I’m still not quite sure, but I’m certainly planning on sticking around until I find out.… read the full review

He also reviewed The Prime of Ambition this week:

There are less than 60 pages in the archives, and the strip updates once a week, so perhaps its greatest downside is a tendency towards a slower pace – especially given the early part of the story is focused on character development over action. Whether that is good or bad, of course, depends on the characters, and – fortunately for us – that is where Ambition really shines. … read the full review

That’s all I found this week! If you write webcomic reviews, be sure to send me an email, joeymanley at gmail.com, and let me know — it’s best if you have an RSS feed, so I can go pull them from there once a week. Like I said — lazy!

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