Thanks largely to reader input, the story quickly grew in complexity, exploring a full fictional universe and dozens of characters. Problem SleuthĪ parody of interactive fiction games and the film noir genre, Problem Sleuth began by presenting three detectives who are attempting to escape from their respective offices. Bard Quest was updated from Jto Jupon which the site was left on hiatus. It was the first adventure to be hosted at on its own web space but was ultimately left unfinished due to the difficulty Hussie faced in maintaining the complex web of branching storylines. The second adventure Bard Quest took on a Choose Your Own Adventure format and featured multiple, branching paths rather than a single linear storyline.

Left unfinished for several years, the adventure was given an ending screen in September 2011 during a hiatus of updates from Homestuck.

While the adventure ends abruptly after a few hundred pages, its brief run established many ideas, patterns and running jokes that would reappear in subsequent adventures. Jailbreak, the first adventure written by Andrew Hussie, was conceived as a forum game following an unnamed man as he attempts to escape from a prison cell. MS Paint Adventures is one of many web comics which supports its author financially by selling merchandise on the online store TopatoCo as well the site's store and record label What Pumpkin. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos, juggalo culture, and shipping. The stories also contain a variety of plot elements parodying various internet and social phenomena such as H. The comic currently averages over 600,000 unique views daily. The current adventure, Homestuck, has given rise to a large fan community as made evident by the increasing amount of fan art and cosplay at comic book conventions. In the process, the comic has evolved from simply using static images and captions to incorporate animations, music, and occasionally interactive games utilizing Adobe Flash. The comics tend to draw inspiration from video games, imitating and parodying genres such as RPGs and simulation games. The characters' actions are driven by commands, typically selected from suggestions provided by the comic's official forum. These comics are written in serials, or 'adventures', in a manner that parodies interactive fiction games. Because of the frequency with which the site is updated, MS Paint Adventures is estimated to be the longest web comic on the Internet with over 6000 pages total among its four series. MS Paint Adventures is a collection of webcomics written and illustrated by Andrew Hussie.

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