ACManga said:
umm... i believe you missed the point. "This-Comic-has-no-Story"? there's not supposed to be action or humor, it's a random mess.
Just because a comic has no story doesn't mean it can't improve. (Whoa, a triple negative!! 0_o) He was only pointing out ways to make your comic stronger, that's all. One of the hardest parts of submitting art of any kind in a forum is learning to accept criticism, and in most cases, welcome it. Don't just retort back as though you've been offended. The beauty of it is that you don't HAVE to agree with any of the criticism you receive. It's your work, and as long as you're satisfied with it, there's no need for you to change it. But don't get mad when others make suggestions to you.
Anyway, to get back on topic, yeah, perhaps it doesn't have any point or story. But it could use humor. Pointless cartoons thrive on silliness and random humor. It's what keeps the viewer's attention throughout the randomness. Without it, you're liable to lose your reader's interest.
You had humor, though. It wasn't all that striking, but it was there. I'll give you a 6 on humor. :)
The graphics were bright and colorful, but there was a fatal flaw that messed it up for me. They blended together way too much. If you wanna show the same character(s) in every frame, that's cool by me. But it makes it hard to grasp the action if all the backgrounds seem to be one cohesive unit. It just looks like there's a bunch of similar-looking characters on the field that way. Try putting borders around each frame. You'd be amazed at how much more readable it'll be. It'll also help guide your readers through the flow of the cartoon the way you want them to go. Believe it or not, there's a lot of room for creativity in structured framing. At any rate, I'll have to rate your graphics a 4.
The story was pretty good. The fact that there's supposed to be no point to it validates the lack of explanation as to why there are midget things chasing the main character. And although it was kind of easy to expect, the ones he ran into at the end added a touch of humor to it, kind of like a punch line. But it still has a lot of room for improvement. For example, instead of the midget things being the size that they are, make them really small - say the size of the main character's head. And make a lot of them at the end, instead of just two. That allows for a more dramatic sense of what a big pile of hooey he's landed himself in. :) All in all, I'd give your story a 5.
So let's look at your overall score. You have an average of 5. Seems pretty tough, I know, but what can I say? I'm picky. >D
But like I said before, these are just suggestions. You can take them or leave them.