Ever since I was born, I've always had a remarkably strong interest in cartoons. Whether it's 2D, CG, Stop-Motion, or everything in-between, I can't help but appreciate animation for its artistry alone. As a result, this made me try my absolute hardest to be just as good as those who have inspired me.

I'll have to admit, trying to find the "right way" to animate has been like trying to find a /co/ thread where some schizzo isn't completely shitting up the place. I've come across quite a few people who teach animation in a rather stubborn way. However, I've also come across some slightly lesser known names that have taught me more about animation than every tutorial on YouTube combined. (Ron Doucet, Bob Jaques, and Kelly Armstrong are a few names off the top of my head.)

The reason I made this thread is because I'm not sure if anyone will want to hire me based on my overall lack of experience. My way of studying is extremely orthodox, since I'm often tracing over certain details to see how character acting works. I have an extremely simplistic understanding of how the art-form works, yet I'm able to get a decent grasp by studying the works of my favorite Carbunkle Cartoons/Mercury Filmworks animators.

At the same time, part of me thinks I'm a hack and that all my stuff will remain in web purgatory. Perhaps I'm selling myself too short, but I wouldn't count on it

*PSSSH* GOES THE BACTINE
*PSSSH* GOES THE BACTINE

https://litter.catbox.moe/g1sf0v.pdf

if i can keep my head straight, got something here for ya, /co/

https://youtu.be/PEQBz9LxU_Y

What made people here turn on Daredevil?
I remember when it was common to list like 10 different of runs of his as good runs.

How do these projects even get green lighted when nobody asked for them?

For all the talk of focus groups and shit. How could they possibly think this would sell well?

Has it changed how you perceive the characters or the story?

Post em fuckers.
Explain why you like em or don't.
No this thread isn't just an excuse for me to post Zagr. Sh-shut up.

>What is this thread?
Every Wins'day at Win-O'-Clock we gather here and post links to the latest scans and rips of comic books.
Most links we uploaded ourselves, others we are sharing from elsewhere.
Some comics we've even purchased ourselves (but most we didn't).
If you'd like to help out, just ask and we would be delighted to tell you how.
Otherwise, be patient, be polite, and understand the simple concept behind these words: Not posted means not available yet.

>Where can I find old Win-O'-Threads?
http://desuarchive.org/co/search/subject/Official%20Win-O'-Thread/
http://boards.fireden.net/co/search/subject/Official%20Win-O'-Thread/
(Note: This finds the OP for old threads. If you want to search for comics in the archive, clear the subject field!)

>Where can I find downloads for other comics?
Warez forums/blogs, DDL-indexing search engines (like FilesLoop), torrent trackers (like 1337x) and other P2P networks (like DC++).
If a link has been posted on 4chan, you can search for it in the Desu archive (add "http*" to searches to return only posts with links).
If all else fails, just >buy it.

>Where can I buy comics?
http://www.amazon.com/
On the various publishers' webstores, and at your local comics shop.

>Where can I find an LCS?
http://www.comicshoplocator.com/

>Where can I find out when new comics are released?
http://www.comiclist.com/index.php
http://www.previewsworld.com

>How do I download from websites that only give me .exe files?
Untick the checkbox under the download button.

>How can I find this thread every week?
If you are using the inline extension go to http://4chan.org/co/official or use the option under "Filters & Post Hiding".
If you have 4chanX go to Settings > Filter > Subject and add the following line:
/Official Win-O'-Thread/;highlight

>And last but not least
This is embarrassing