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Ctrl+Alt+Del #2
Ctrl+Alt+Del Volume 2: Press Start
Ctrl+Alt+Del (abbreviated CAD) is a gaming-related webcomic and animated series written by Tim Buckley. The name of the comic refers to the Windows command Control-Alt-Delete. Premiering on October 23, 2002, the comic's focus has gradually shifted away from single strip gags towards longer story arcs and greater continuity through the use of video game references.
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First published January 1, 2004
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August 31, 2012
((Note that this review is of the edition re-printed in 2012, but this newest reprinting appears not to have an ISBN associated with it))
The series is funny as always. I enjoy how the comic is more about a group of gamers rather than games specifically. I know it's a bit of a fine distinction, but it's a distinction that makes it stand out in my eye.
The X-Bot is introduced in this volume along with the growth of Winter-Eeen-Mas. Tim Buckley's art continues to grow crisper and the stories continue to grow more complex. All in all the series continues to grow and get better with each page.
My only critique, and it's a small one, would be of the commentary on the bottom of the pages. There were a few pages where the last line appeared to be missing. It also felt like a lot less was said about the actually comics this volume vs. the comic in general.
The series is funny as always. I enjoy how the comic is more about a group of gamers rather than games specifically. I know it's a bit of a fine distinction, but it's a distinction that makes it stand out in my eye.
The X-Bot is introduced in this volume along with the growth of Winter-Eeen-Mas. Tim Buckley's art continues to grow crisper and the stories continue to grow more complex. All in all the series continues to grow and get better with each page.
My only critique, and it's a small one, would be of the commentary on the bottom of the pages. There were a few pages where the last line appeared to be missing. It also felt like a lot less was said about the actually comics this volume vs. the comic in general.
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