History Webcomic / Comc

''Com'c'' currently updates three times a week: Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

* EarWorm: {{Discussed}}. In [[https://sites.google.com/site/comccomic/archive/comc53 this str'p]], Jane implies immunity to this is a benefit of [[EliteZombie not having a brain]]. [[https://sites.google.com/site/comccomic/archive/comc56 A week later...]]

* EarWorm: In [[https://sites.google.com/site/comccomic/archive/comc53 this str'p]], Jane implies immunity to this is a benefit of [[EliteZombie not having a brain]]. [[https://sites.google.com/site/comccomic/archive/comc56 A week later...]]

* AuthorPowers: Krixwell occasionally makes use of them.

* LostInTranslation: {{Lampshaded}} and {{parodied}} [[https://sites.google.com/site/comccomic/archive/comc29 here]]. The lampshade is the real joke.

* YouCanSeeMe: [[https://sites.google.com/site/comccomic/archive/comc28 Here.]]

* AuthorAvatar: Krixwell is a recurring character in his own comic.
* AuthorPowers: Krixwell.
* BetterThanABareBulb: While [[TheRant the commentary]] says (lampshades?) that "semi-frequent" LampshadeHanging might still be an exaggeration, [[https://sites.google.com/site/comccomic/archive/comc40 this str'p]] [[SpeechBubblesInterruption nearly]] lampshades lampshading lampshading using a [[LampshadeWearing lampshade]] to lampshade lampshade hanging. No wonder Block got a headache.

* XDaysSince: ''Com'c'' has one of these [[https://sites.google.com/site/comccomic/archive/comc31 here]], which openly admits[[note]]"38 days since someone reset this xkcd reference"[[/note]] to be a [[ShoutOut reference]] to {{Webcomic/xkcd}}'s example of the trope [[http://xkcd.com/363 here]].

* {{Foil}}: Block and Krixwell are contrasts to each others. For example, while Block ''very'' rarely smiles, Krixwell has yet to say something ''without'' smiling.[[note]]He does occasionally get the "neutral closed mouth", though.[[/note]]

* PunBasedTitle: Com'c is an i-less comic.

* TheRant: Com'c has one, which can sometimes get ridiculously long.

* ShoutOut: Some, usually to other webcomics.

* {{Foil}}: Block and Krixwell are contrasts to each others. For example, while Block has yet to even smile in the comic (although he does have a slight smile or three in the [[https://sites.google.com/site/comccomic/archive/comccalendarfordecember2013 December 2013 calendar]]), Krixwell has yet to say something ''without'' smiling.[[note]]He does occasionally get the "neutral closed mouth", though.[[/note]]

** It seems this isn't a problem with Nope Guy - NG has been shown to interact with both Block ''and'' the main characters, which may indicate that he is also an example of this trope.[[note]]Even the author doesn't know if he is or not.[[/note]]

* {{Irony}}: In #38, [[https://sites.google.com/site/comccomic/archive/comc38 "Ironically"]], Victor thinks it's ironic that "ironic" is one of the most misused words in the language. [[DontExplainTheJoke Ironically, that's not ironic at all, which means he's misusing it himself.]]
** DudeNotIronic: Implied by Marc's "..." in reference to the above example.

--->'''Victor (singing off-key):''' ''YOU GIVE UP THE BRIGHT WHEN IT'S KEPT IN A POT!"[[note]]Actual lyric: "You live for the fight when it's all that you've got!"[[/note]]

* UnsoundEffect: ''*ODD*'', ''*ILLUSION*''

* DaysSince: ''Com'c'' has one of these [[https://sites.google.com/site/comccomic/archive/comc31 here]], which openly admits[[note]]"38 days since someone reset this xkcd reference"[[/note]] to be a [[ShoutOut reference]] to {{Webcomic/xkcd}}'s example of the trope [[http://xkcd.com/363 here]].

* FanService: Averted/parodied.

* FlatCharacter: Nope Guy. Lampshaded: Even [[WordOfGod the author has stated]] in several [[TheRant commentaries]] he doesn't know much more about him than what's shown in the str'ps... which isn't much given how frequently he appears.

* {{Tagline}}: "Odd stuff happens; it's normal."

* SelfDeprecation: Some of Block and Krixwell's dialogue, as well as plenty of the comments in TheRant is this. Block's RageAgainstTheAuthor and somewhat cynic nature causes him to criticize Krixwell a lot.

The name "Com'c" refers to the fact that characters are [[PunBasedTitle drawn without eyes]]. This is ArtisticLicense, and WordOfGod says it is the only thing about the art style that is pretty much guaranteed to always stay the same. By extention, the installments are called "str'ps" (instead of "strips") by the author.

Com'c currently updates three times a week: Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

** It seems this isn't a problem with Nope Guy - NG has been shown to interact with both Block ''and'' the main characters, which may indicate that he is also an example of this trope.[[note]]Even the author doesn't know if he is or not. In fact, the author wrote this bullet point (among others) and this note.[[/note]]

* FlatCharacter: Nope Guy. Lampshaded: Even [[WordOfGod the author has stated]] in several [[TheRant commentaries]] he doesn't know much more about him than what's shown in the str'ps... which isn't much.

* InsaneTrollLogic: Certain characters, especially John, tend to do this, for example by proving the speed of sound to be 1 mph (~1.6 km/h).

* InsaneTrollLogic: Certain characters, especially John, tend to do this.

* The Rant

* RandomEventsPlot: Occasionally, random events happen. [[SnapBack The effects rarely stick.]]

Com'c currently updates three times a week: Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

The name "Com'c" refers to the fact that characters are [[PunBasedTitle drawn without eyes]]. This is ArtisticLicense, and WordOfGod says it is the only thing about the art style that is pretty much guaranteed to always stay the same. By extention, the installments are called "str'ps" (instead of "strips") by the author.

[[http://tinyurl.com/comccomic Com'c]] is a webcomic by @/{{Krixwell}} about "four neighbors in an apartment building where anything can happen". It is drawn in MSPaint at low resolution, and shows only the faces (in profile, and not including eyes or ears) of at most two characters per panel, although this is simply the art style that suits the author the most.

The humor of the comic is largely driven by the character personalities and the conversations that result from them, as well as the occasional random events. There is no ongoing storyline.