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Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is finally havin’ a Summah

It seems that, at least for the moment, the temperature has cooled to something below its “melt everything” setting and we can finally — finally! — have ourselves a Summah ! What’s that? You’re scared to have a Summah? Don’t be crazy! Let the yucks linked below warm you up before getting out of that recycled air and to the boardwalk.

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Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is so bright and vivid

All we’ve ever wanted from this humble weekly feature is for one reader — just one! — to react as passionately to our favorite comics as the now-infamous Hungrybear did to those full-on double rainbows . We’re not sure how to go about accomplishing this feat.

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Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is playing catch-up

The Joystiq Podcast wasn’t the only regular feature that we were to slammed to produce last week — the rigors of E3 2010 also prevented us from doing the Weekly Webcomic Wrapup. As such, we’ve decided to include our favorite comics from the past two weeks this time around. We’re sure you won’t mind; as busy as we were writing the news last week, we’re sure you were equally busy consuming it

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Readers pick best webcomic: Meet the Scout

It’s a fact: If you choose any of Halo: Reach ‘s armor loadouts which don’t give you the ability to soar through the air, raining death down upon your enemies below, then you’re a complete and total chump . Virtual Shackles’ ” Meet the Scout ,” winner of last week’s Webcomic Wrapup , satirized the disparity of awesomeness inherent to the beta’s character builds. That is to say, why run when you can fly or turn invisible or surround yourself with an impenetrable EMP field

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Weekly Webcomic Wrapup, now with Bungivision!

Can you see it, folks? It’s the future! And it’s filled with Bungie and Bungie-related spinoff games — and it’s soon! That’s right: for the next ten years, we’ll be seeing the world through our Bungivision-tinted glasses , forgetting all about that scuttlebutt that went down between the “Modern Whatsitfare 6″ (or whatever) developer and Activision, like, forever ago . For now though, we’ll just keep right on reading these weekly webcomic releases and looking forward to the next pew-pew title, hoping that if we miss any especially fantastic comics, you’ll let us know in the comments section below

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Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is probably art

Okay, so the whole “games as art” debate has been re-kicked into high gear — however, we think we can all agree that the Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is, in fact, art, right? It’s got lots of pretty pictures in it, which seem to elicit emotional responses from their readers.

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Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is showery and flowery

If April showers bring May flowers, what will the next month bring to us, considering the first tenth of April has brought us nothing but sunshine and blue skies? The answer is, of course, ghosts . We’re going to be dealing with an inordinate amount of spectral visages next month, so we suggest taking the necessary precautions right now.

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Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is greeting Spring with open arms

Happy first day of Spring, everyone! Let’s all take a moment to bid farewell to Winter, unless you live in certain parts of the Midwest, where Winter is apparently still all the rage . While there’s nothing inherently wrong with Winter, we feel it lacks the inherent positivity of the current season

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Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is packing its bags tonight, pre-flight

Over the next two days, a significant chunk of the Joystiq staff will be boarding planes, trains and dirigibles, all heading towards the sunny environs of San Francisco for GDC 2010.

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Readers pick best webcomic: The Gods of Modernity

We never considered the possibility of an Xbox Live moderator being elevated to folk hero status — the topic of last week’s Wrapup winner, Penny Arcade’s ” The Gods of Modernity .” Then again, we suppose it’s not unthinkable. In our minds, the moderation of a massive gaming service is roughly equivalent with being a giant, ox-domesticating lumberjack

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