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hhh comic series - special edition dossier

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SPECIAL NOTE: While our heroes are off on a secret mission that not even we can tell you about, we thought it would be cool to show you how the HHH comic series is developed. For the next few days we'll be giving you a behind the scenes peek at the life of a comic strip, from conception to publishing.  We hope you enjoy this insiders' view, and don't worry - your beloved HHH comic heroes will be back next week, continuing their hard work to bring down the donut-loving rootkit author!

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  • Anonymous
    May 16, 2008
    Superman hands down, while the Hulk gets stronger as he gets angrier, (and you wouldn't like me when I'm angry). Superman is a living solar battery, he's had years to soak up and store the solar energy from our sun, therefore his source theoretically is limited only to the amount of energy he can receive and store, and thus use in the manifestation of his powers. The hulk on the other hand is gamma irradiated, and while strong, does not by any means known at the moment draw from another source, save for what all ready residing in him( the irradiation and the genetic mutations that accompany it), and is only augmented by the amount of adrenaline his system can produce and utilize, at any given point, thus making him the weaker opponent, in this contest. True he did hold up a mountain, in the secret wars, but it was more of a leverage thing rather than a a out and out support thing, but I think you get my drift, and after all this really has nothing to do with a web comic about IT heroes so I'll stop now

  • Anonymous
    May 16, 2008
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  • Anonymous
    May 16, 2008
    Well, I guess this is slightly funnier than an actual HHH comic.  Kudos on the improvement.

  • Anonymous
    May 16, 2008
    Not sure why people like to dis the series. I think it is a great attempt to talk about technical cultural issues through a different format. I'm not expecting us to have groundbreaking new insights that change the world - just be able consider slightly new perspectives And, it is like week 10 or something - why are you still here if it isn't interesting?

  • Anonymous
    May 17, 2008
    Erik: Because it's fun to watch them struggle to make it funny :P