Website review: Zot! Online: &Hearts and Minds&
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•11 reviews since Jul 28, 2003
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•scottmccloud.com/comics/zot/
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Reviews of this website
- chickitychina rated 3 months ago
- I'll never understand the fascination with Scott McCloud.
fassin rated 21 months ago- Scott uses several creative layout techniques in his online version of "Zot!", including thousands pixels high vertical panels, parallel narration and other things that can't be done on paper. A great source of inspiration for anyone working with the web or art/illustration!
What I don't get is why people hate him...- Scott uses several creative layout techniques in his online version of "Zot!", including thousands pixels high vertical panels, parallel narration and other things that can't be done on paper. A great source of inspiration for anyone working with the web or art/illustration!
- User1492858 rated 23 months ago
- i don't like Scott McCloud very much, but I do like this comic.
- kani rated 31 months ago
- hello comics
- jamesbarratt rated 34 months ago
- I hate you, Scott McCloud.
- n8k9 rated 38 months ago
- Really enjoyed the episode I read and thought that it was well envisioned to fit within the web format. The art work was well done and the story was pretty neat.
- AnarKitty rated 39 months ago
- Online comics, perfectly done. Step into this world, and book some time to lose yourself.. an excellent narrative, drawing you in with style.
- Discordanian rated 41 months ago
- Really great comic by an artist that knows this medium well.
- Boots01 rated 49 months ago
- This is awesome.
- philigran rated 51 months ago
- Scott McCloud, applied. How he envisionned webcomics a few years back. I wonder how come only a few webcomic artists decided to pick up on SM's way of making comics for the web. It's not like it's a trademark or anything...
