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==Protagonists in Prison==
 
==Protagonists in Prison==
The hero shows his diplomatic skills by threatening the king, getting thrown into a prison cell, and the team is sort of assembled.
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The hero shows his diplomatic skills by threatening the king, resulting in his incarceration, and the team is sort of assembled.
 
*[http://wiki.shartak.com/index.php/Image:Fs_mspc_0001.gif Comic 1]
 
*[http://wiki.shartak.com/index.php/Image:Fs_mspc_0001.gif Comic 1]
 
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Revision as of 00:42, 30 May 2012

The usual suspects from left to right: Neil tugging a rope tied to a mug, Wizard tripping out, Issac doing his Charlie Brown impression, and Morty in a Freudian pose

Shartak MS Paint Comics is a project with Fester Shinetop as illustrator and main writer. Styled after amateur cartoonist Andrew Hussie's MS Paint Adventures, the comics are released as serials. The content is in part contributed by a user base, and overseen by Fester's editorial decisions.

As with many fantasy genre series, the adventure follows a motley crew of diverse members, resulting with complementary traits and driving character dynamics.

In this case, the major characters are:

  • Issac Shepherd - Your bald, slightly unorthographically named, foolhardy youth of a protagonist with a penchant for trouble. Has the longest character description because he is the central figure and deserves the most text devoted to him as a rule in fiction writing.
  • Neil - A hardy barbarian useful as a meat shield. His real name is Thor but he never got around to correct anyone. Also known as 'barbarian'.
  • Wizard - Wise spellcaster as soothing as he is inefficient. Possible pedophile. As with many in the trained arts, he is absent minded and calls the hero 'Dave'.
  • Morty - Everyone's favorite skeleton who totally isn't dead. While most people have 206 bones, Morty usually has 45, yet is still considered complete!


Comic Pages

The story plots their exploits starting from a castle prison, as they continue to tumble into bigger messes. Some of the themes of the work include the growth of the main character, sarcastic banter, and metafiction.

The following is a compilation of the strips released so far:

Protagonists in Prison

The hero shows his diplomatic skills by threatening the king, resulting in his incarceration, and the team is sort of assembled.

Breakout and Bone-Chewers

After making it out of the cell, the group steps into a cavern and adds a charming skeleton to their roster.

Profiles and Stats

A few short pages overviewing character files and skill progression.