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Real Life Comics

Genre: Gaming
Date Added: Before Time Began
Last Update: 21 June 2013
URL: www.reallifecomics.com/
Current Comic Ranking: 145/26237
Views This Month: 3271 (More...)
Average Views a Month: 578 (More...)
Favourite of: 151 members
Status: Pattern Not Matching (?)

People who like this comic also like: Mac Hall, Level 99, Dungeons and Denizens, Charliehorse, Freefall

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Synopsis:
At it's core, Real Life Comics follows the exploits of a group of friends. Loosely based on real people. the comic has endeared itself to many and has helped prove that funny ideas and competent art direction are all you need to make a webcomic. Greg Dean updates regularly and the material is consistently very good.

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cjsangel
I love this comic. It\'s a look into their real life, i.e the name. I\'ve been trying to catch up on it for the last 8 years and finally did today. I\'m kind of sad, now I have to find something new to read. Any ideas? The jokes are pretty awesome in this comic with some science thrown in there. I\'d like to think this is how me and my friends are.
DeathbyChiasmus
okay, so Real Life starts with a handful of cliches--reality comics, comics breaking the fourth wall, gaming comics, and sci-fi cliches like evil geniuses and dimensional teleporters. but it somehow manages to fuse them all together into an original arrangement! Greg Dean is one of the more hardcore updaters out there, and while the humor can be hit-or-miss, it's "hit" more often than not. the art is simple, but well-executed, and it gets the job done. bottom line, RL is worth checking out.