False Positive: A Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy Webcomic Anthology

Discussion (29) ¬

1. 
   Rachel

   2011/10/01, 2:23 PM | # | Reply

   Neat, I’m excited to see more 🙂 you’re a wonderful artist.

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     quasilucid

     2011/10/01, 2:42 PM | # | Reply

     Thanks, I’m excited to share more 🙂
2. 
   Osama Elshimy

   2011/10/01, 7:02 PM | # | Reply

   Can’t wait to see more of your style and artwork. Keep it up!

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     quasilucid

     2011/10/01, 10:16 PM | # | Reply

     Thanks!
     I’m hard at work.
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   jess

   2011/10/02, 6:48 AM | # | Reply

   wow. I’m really excited to see more. I love your style.

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     quasilucid

     2011/10/02, 2:56 PM | # | Reply

     Thanks!
     I’ll be posting Halloween inspired art all month leading up to the new posts on October 31.
4. 
   Woah

   2011/10/03, 1:05 PM | # | Reply

   Very cool, I would’ve never guessed that was why she was bringing all that stuff up there, I cannot wait till Oct 31 🙂

   Btw, I was directed here from an ad on the TZH website.
5. 
   Wired0ne

   2011/10/10, 4:44 AM | # | Reply

   This is both awesome and supremely creepy at the same time. I love it.

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     quasilucid

     2011/10/10, 5:22 PM | # | Reply

     Sweet! You made my morning.
     Thanks for taking the time to comment.
6. 
   Winjin

   2011/10/15, 8:29 PM | # | Reply

   Hell yeah.
   These are one of the best drawn, most wicked, and interestin comics out here. But devilishly short. I wished for the man’s story to be a couple of pages longer…. And thought about bondage when looked at the nest.
   Yeah, I guess I’ll hang around a little. We have some places in brain in common, I guess.

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     quasilucid

     2011/10/15, 9:44 PM | # | Reply

     Excellent. Thanks for taking the time to read and comment. I could stretch many of the stories out and explore them further, (and maybe I will later) but jumping in and out of the shorter stories keeps them fresh for me and I hope it also invites more speculation from the reader.

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       Winjin

       2011/10/16, 5:39 PM | # | Reply

       Yeah, there’s definitely place for the imagination to kick in. All the alternate endigns, and all the possibilities, where from, for example, came the suitcase, and who was the owner, and what happened later, and et cetera.
       Anyway, just brilliant, in ideas and in style.
7. 
   Kettering

   2011/10/20, 6:07 AM | # | Reply

   This is simply amazing.

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     quasilucid

     2011/10/20, 9:11 PM | # | Reply

     Wow. Thanks.
8. 
   Ana Magana

   2011/10/21, 12:49 PM | # | Reply

   Wow! i just started reading, are all short stories or you’ll get back to them eventually?

   Im so into them that i wanna know more about the poor guy of the hotel room and also what will happen to the girl.

   I love the cliffhangers though

   I love your style
9. 
   vron2000

   2011/10/28, 6:04 PM | # | Reply

   I want more!!!!! Such a tease..lol

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     quasilucid

     2011/10/28, 6:32 PM | # | Reply

     More soon.
10. 
    The Doom Generation

    2011/11/04, 4:02 PM | # | Reply

    This is just.. words cannot begin to describe how amazing this is. It’s both beautiful, and a tad disturbed.
    I love this. A lot.

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      quasilucid

      2011/11/04, 5:54 PM | # | Reply

      I really appreciate the sentiment. Thanks for taking the time to offer feedback.
11. 
    Nero

    2011/12/05, 11:24 PM | # | Reply

    Never talk to strangers kids, or else you’ll end up somewhere you don’t want to be. Awesome artist and awesome style, leaving secret messages in your fantastic, surreal and macabre comics, keep it up I want to see more. 🙂

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      Gesh

      2016/03/11, 5:36 AM | # | Reply

      At least it wasn’t the “Slit-Mouthed Woman!”
12. 
    Tron

    2012/03/28, 5:11 PM | # | Reply

    Artwork is amazing. I would love for see more of the stories expanded.
13. 
    LS

    2012/07/23, 5:45 AM | # | Reply

    Hmm…I can think of worse kidnappings. 😛 Being spooned by a beautiful yet creepy hoarder? Yes, please.

    Honestly though, I’m loving this already. Pumped to keep reading.
14. 
    123456789blaaa

    2013/09/02, 1:46 PM | # | Reply

    Alright, I give up. I don’t get it. Was she making a nest or what?
15. 
    Mel

    2014/10/15, 4:03 PM | # | Reply

    She was nesting! But was her intention to capture that exact kid all along? Or any kid who happened by? Or was it a spur of the moment thing because that kid just showed up? Whatever the meaning of the story, it’s interesting. I like it.
16. 
    Shiny

    2017/04/02, 4:01 PM | # | Reply

    It’s my kid now!
17. 
    Annlies

    2020/09/30, 11:53 PM | # | Reply

    Something I love about this story in particular is that nothing obviously supernatural happens, yet the whole thing is drenched in the capital “W” Weird. Why is this woman working with such purpose, is she conventionally insane or does she know something we can’t even guess at? And leaving us at such an ambiguous moment where no physical harm has been inflicted yet everything is possible is the perfect end point. It’s moments like this that have me back here for my third reading. Absolutely wonderful.

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      quasilucid

      2020/10/01, 6:21 PM | # | Reply

      I don’t recall consciously considering the works of David Lynch while creating the story, but in looking at it now, his storytelling influence seems obvious–whether conscious or not. And, your observation certainly reinforces that notion.

      Thanks for coming back. Cheers!
18. 
    Nad

    2020/11/30, 8:11 AM | # | Reply

    Maybe I’m just pointing out something obvious that people didn’t bother mention, but there’s some skulls scattered around the nest (one inside a tv screen too), and other bones as well. How long has she been kidnapping people, and how many? 😬