Code lyoko... that sure bring me back.
Back to the memory of some wednesday mornings years ago.
Wednesday morning was THE thing back then, there. Saturday, too.

Allie, eh? Like a certain Allie with a metal leg in a comic about benders, Allie?

i was about to say "Allie? aa future character? who can she be?". so there is a answer to this question and you just gave it right now.
i'll have to read the others campaign comics.

I started reading D&DAangvanced just yesterday.

This make me wonder one things:
Who here read the others campaigns comics, and which ones?

I supose most peoples have read at least DM of the Ring and Darth&Droid? as they seem to be the most famous and influencial ones.

I personnally don't have experience in RPG. I ended here because i'm a One Piece fan, i was looking for a webcomic to read after finishing Doctor McNinja, and happened to hear about GrandLine 3.5. So this is the only campaign comic i have read so far.

what about you? do you read (or at least try) all of them? Only those based on something you're fan of?

Jutsu and Jinkuri
Steven and the Crystal GM's
Friendship is Dragons

Well, i discovered this one from that website that make you loose hours of your time, and decided to read it.
For the others, i have not tried steven and the crystal GM, Friendship is Dragon or the star trekk ones, because i don't watch the show they're based on (no offense if you do, they're fine show, i just happen to not), so i'll be be less receptive to parody of it. Same for highschool of the D&D, i have not seen much of the anime, it's just not my kind of anime.
Like i said above, i started D&Daangvanced recently.
I'll probably get to reead Darth & Droid, too, i like star wars as much as the next guy.
And the code Lyoko one linked in this page, i used to watch it on tv back in the days.

This is the first one i read.
A friend (Reeder, here, i think) was reading it on his laptop and it seemend interesting.
i'll probably try some others, hoping they'll be as good.

I landed here because someone mentioned it somewhere in a One Piece related conversation.
It is my first exposure to the concept of campaign comic.
And my knowledge of tabletop RPGs is limited to this and "Aventures" (a youtube show, in french).
I might take a look at some of the other someday.

At some point, Marceline will tell the story to some one, who will tell it to someone, who will tell it to someone, until it make a full turn and someone tell it to Gordon, without knowing it was about him.

I can imagine Gordon's confusion if this happen.