Nine Planets Without Intelligent Life came back to life in July, after 15 months dormant. That doesn’t happen every day!
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Nine Planets Without Intelligent Life came back to life in July, after 15 months dormant. That doesn’t happen every day!
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Wow.
Okay, here’s the list of some dormant sites I wish to come back to life.
1. We the robots is on an announced indefinite hiatus, and the last strip published even explains why.
2. Cheshire Crossing has no release schedule and apparently the author is distracted.
3. IOCCC has made an announcement earlier this year that they’ll soon clean up and release the winning entries (they have already published the names), but it hasn’t happened so far.
Some of my list:
Copper.
I’d like to know what the authors of Absurd Notions and Killer Robots from Space and Fluble are doing now. Later: add Malfunction Junction.
Not So Distant had a promising start (75 strips); maybe the author got stuck?
Laura Chapple dropped Dumnestor’s Heroes and The Prince and the Pauper for lack of time, and her remaining strip Knowledge Is Power has vanished.
Soap on a Rope was often good. Last year it ran sketchy reruns for some months before going quiet.
Pillars of Faith is a Buffy fanfic, based on the premise that Faith didn’t really kill that scientist in season 3. Updates were steady for six months, erratic for seven years.
Panel2Panel: the whole site crashed soon after I found it.
Wait, how could we forget PBF? It’s so famous that it’s the first google hit for those three letters. Though I think it hasn’t quite stopped, only it waits half a year between each two strips.
Radioactive Panda is now updating weekly, after nearly four years inactive.
Laura Chapple has two new strips: The Interstellar Tea House and The Lonely Booth Babes.