Readers pick best webcomic: Fictitious Pulp

So we know, F@nb0y$ is back up and running, forums and all.

http://www.fanboys-online.com/

It deserves it. Great comic!

btw webcomics wrapup was a great idea, I didn't that half of those sites existed. Great job Joystiq

Pulp Fiction is synonymous with Instant Win(R).

Hey Joystiq 2.0. How's it going? Let's have a little chat.

Now that you're growing up, I think it's time you looked at the interface you've been using for the Webcomic Wrapup feature. It's bad.

On the polling post, you list the options using the titles of the strips being voted on. But the voting results page uses the names of the sites (or even worse--esoteric abbreviations). I'm sometimes interested in how the comics are doing in the voting, but the poll results are nearly useless.

Then when the polling concludes, we get a post like this one, which often includes a link that reads "Webcomic Wrapup", but links to the archive, not the original voting page. There are no links to the comics that were voted on, and no link to the post that had those links on it. The results are below the jump, but of course, they don't include links or even the names of the comics that were voted on.

This is a great blog, and the Webcomic Wrapup is a feature I enjoy. I would enjoy it a lot more if you did it properly. The polling page *and* results page should include the name of the comic, the title of the strip and the link to the strip being voted on.

Pulp fiction+Games+=Win

That's the best game-related comic strip I've ever read. Perfect.

I stand corrected from my statement during the previous Webcomic Wrapup. Apparently, it was able to handle the awesomeness of Samuel L. Jackson, and not explode.

I'm proud of you, Wrapup!

We ponder the reasons behind the 360 hardware failings again this week... Uranium?

http://www.rpg-tv.com/index.php?s=167