The thread on the episode about Worst Podcast Contest has been revived, and people seem to like it. The obvious idea is to do worst web-comic contest. In this thread post links to the worst web-comics you can find. We can then do an episode where we select the worst and give a prize to whoever submitted that one.
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Maybe two winners. I mean, there's obviously some amazingly poorly done webcomic out there with like 2 readers. But there's also got to be a surprisingly popular comic that's 95% as bad, but somehow has a million readers.
In general, your entry should be so bad that it's notably bad. Something bad enough to where exploring just how bad it is is a sort of adventure, or a train wreck from which you just can't seem to look away no matter how much you want to.
I want a non-man to wake up the next morning and remember.
I probably won't factor in the creator's personality or community into my decision. We have to mostly focus on the quality of the comic itself. Perhaps the artists talent level, years of experience, and length of the comic will also be considered factors. It will be entirely subjective in the end, like Apples to Apples.
Better Days for Right Wing Furry Porn sounds like a great name for something.
Everything else I can think of is the worst of the best. As in Something Positive has the greatest worse people I ever seen in a webcomic. That what makes it awesome!
Viga, that last link is a real wtf.
I also note, as this is quite mean-spirited, that it's Scott's idea. =P
This woman does at least 4 comics, all with an archie/anime art style that isn't done poorly. The art isn't the problem, its the cliche characters and the overarching theme, which is common to ALL the comics, that being "what if I'm gay? Am I gay? I might be gay. I'm not gay...this time. Or am I?" Another common theme is the teasing of a character who is then denied. Maybe its not shitty per-se, but it bears mentioning in the "sanity of the author" category. One person makes multiple comics, sometimes at the same time, about girls wondering if they are a lesbian and kissing, then deciding that they aren't, and about boys who want to have sex but are utterly unable to close the deal. I cant decide if its a compulsion or a conscious decision. Bizarre.
The comic ended a long-ass time ago, so depending on how you're setting up the contest, it may very well be ineligible. Still, there are my two cents on a comic that started okay, could have had potential, but just went south and stayed south for years until it ended.