GPF: Catch and Release; Garfield Syndrome.

[strredwolf]

This is probably my third entry here about... General Protection Fault.  Of course, the webcomic is now independent of Keenspot... and before that had gone into a parody of Harry Potter.

And I immediately stopped reading until he got out of it.   Jeff had caught me before, and released me.  Then caught me again, and released me...

...and now, in the flashback mode, the hook is just dangling out there without any bait.  The comic had gone back to it's roots, and settled down into being mediocre.  In essence, it caught the Garfield Syndrome, and there's no way out of it.

And with my memory, I now can't focus down into a storyline and ignore the rest.  The comic has averaged out.  I don't feel like checking it any more.

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I may be pruning my comics list.  I have doubts about how Nukees is going... if it's going anywhere. 

Comments

[rhanlav.livejournal.com]

I cut GPF a few years ago when it got super preachy. I was like... "No soup for you!" and kicked it off my list. And I did the same to CAD with it's pregnancy storyline a while back. So yeah, some days it's okay to take the pruning sheers to stuff.

--Salen

[kazriko.livejournal.com]

GPF is still on my list, it has failed to get annoying enough to take off.

Sinfest, though, is off my list. It got uber-preachy, then fanboi-ish during the elections, and is showing no signs of letting up.