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* The rant at ''Webcomic/{{Shortpacked}}'' normally provides a separation of fandoms - comments on the comic go to the forums, comments on the comics theme (toy collecting) invariable end up in the Website/LiveJournal blog. However, a lot of people will also comment on the comic itself in the blog.

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* The rant at ''Webcomic/{{Shortpacked}}'' normally provides a separation of fandoms - comments on the comic go to the forums, comments on the comics theme (toy collecting) invariable end up in the Website/LiveJournal Platform/LiveJournal blog. However, a lot of people will also comment on the comic itself in the blog.
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* ''Webcomic/ArthurKingOfSpace'' occasionally had a rant box when Paul wanted to explain his creative process or highlight some aspect of Arthurian myth he was playing with. He rarely used it for other things, on more than one occasion saying it shouldn't take longer to read the text on a webcomic site than it does to read the comic, and on another pointing out that if there was something he actually wanted to "rant" about, he usually wrote a comic about it.

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* ''Webcomic/ArthurKingOfSpace'' ''Webcomic/ArthurKingOfTimeAndSpace'' occasionally had a rant box when Paul wanted to explain his creative process or highlight some aspect of Arthurian myth he was playing with. He rarely used it for other things, on more than one occasion saying it shouldn't take longer to read the text on a webcomic site than it does to read the comic, and on another pointing out that if there was something he actually wanted to "rant" about, he usually wrote a comic about it.
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* ''Webcomic/ArthurKingOfSpace'' occasionally had a rant box when Paul wanted to explain his creative process or highlight some aspect of Arthurian myth he was playing with. He rarely used it for other things, on more than one occasion saying it shouldn't take longer to read the text on a webcomic site than it does to read the comic, and on another pointing out that if there was something he actually wanted to "rant" about, he usually wrote a comic about it.
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* ''Webcomic/QuestionableContent'''s rants vary from music reviews to (more often than not of late) the words "comic comic comic." Or, increasingly, "Comic will be up after [insert ungodly hour] A.M. because [insert excuse here]." As Jeph Jacques turns increasingly to Website/{{Twitter}} and Website/{{Tumblr}} to interact with fans, the rant is often left blank.

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* ''Webcomic/QuestionableContent'''s rants vary from music reviews to (more often than not of late) the words "comic comic comic." Or, increasingly, "Comic will be up after [insert ungodly hour] A.M. because [insert excuse here]." As Jeph Jacques turns increasingly to Website/{{Twitter}} and Website/{{Tumblr}} to interact with fans, the rant is often left blank. In the last several years, the rant has been used to deliver extra punchlines or propose wacky fan theories for discussion, such as [[https://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=4886 here]], or just deliver emergency news about anything major that's happened to him.
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Wiki/ namespace clean up.


* [[Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic David Morgan-Mar]] usually uses the Rant to either explain things in the comic that not everybody would get (often by linking to Wiki/TVTropes), make additional jokes or go into detail on the making of the comic.

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* [[Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic David Morgan-Mar]] usually uses the Rant to either explain things in the comic that not everybody would get (often by linking to Wiki/TVTropes), Website/TVTropes), make additional jokes or go into detail on the making of the comic.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope


* Captain Osaka's descriptions beneath every comic of ''Webcomic/DoubleK'' manage to be just as awesomely hammy as the comic itself, ''[[UpToEleven if not more]]''.

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* Captain Osaka's descriptions beneath every comic of ''Webcomic/DoubleK'' manage to be just as awesomely hammy as the comic itself, ''[[UpToEleven if ''if not more]]''.more''.

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