Since I don't have twenty pages yet, only 18, as as I don't know if the twenty pages rule is somewhat flexable, such as the ten item supermarket checkout rule, or more rigid, such as the one wife rule, I thought I'd post here first.

My webcomic (starting at the first page)->
http://crossovercomic.com/index.php?s=&page=comic&view=first

Feel free to tear it apart as you see fit, but what if it was your mom's webcomic? I mean, you wouldent be cruel to your mom would you? So as you critique me, I want to imagine I'm your mom, only without the hickory switch and beehive hairdoo. Make mom proud :)

Here is some sample art to wet your whistle, should your whistle need wetting. Is it wet or whet?

CG makes me a very happy Shin. And my whistle is quite wet thank you. It looks like the Protoss and the Zergs are throwin' down. Which automatically means I wish to make love to you. You understand.

Thas sum purdy shtuff thar, me thinks itsa goin on mah favorites list.

So just how strict is the 20 page rule? I'm eager to get reviewed. Should I put my name in the request que and work on the next two pages- making the assumption that they would be finished in time, or would that be cheating?

Holy crap, I love your art! You use pictures and manipulate them in PhotoShop? I was thinking about doing that with a sci-fi comic, only it wouldn't have been as sci-fi / fantasy as your story. I love your visuals, keep it up!

Hmmm a better question might be "can I get my comic reviewed if it isn't actually hosted on Drunk Duck?" Looking around I don't see any review requests from off site :(

I suppose I could host my pages here too if I need to in order to get reviewed.

That's for the votes of confidence from those of you who've popped in here though. It's always good to hear :)

I'm an asshole for thread bumping, but I'm still hoping for some answers to the review requirements. PMed the mods and still no reply :(

Also I have a couple new pages and I fixed the link to the first page.

See, I don't know the requirements for getting reviewed, but I have my stuff posted on another site AND have started updating it on here.

It really depends on your goals for the comic and the site.

That said, I have no problems giving feedback when you're off site, but I'm pretty new around here.