[Comic] Announce: Unicorn & Butterfly continues
From Jürgen Wallner <jue...@unicornandbutterfly.purrsia.com>
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· 26 Oct 2002 09:02 · View full thread
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Hi group,
this is to draw your attention to Unicorn & Butterfly,
a semi weekly comic done in 'extended' ASCII art and
designed to match the traditional newspaper strip style
as closely as possible. After long absence I am continuing
with the strip (177 episodes so far) and I thought some
of you might find this interesting enough to take a look
at http://unicornandbutterfly.purrsia.com/
Thanks for your attenion! Comments are welcome!
JW
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