Does any read 8 bit theatre?You should check out the archives first in order to find out whats goin on in the comic. It's at www.nuklearpower.com :D

I go there once in a while, usually once every month. This internet comic just rock. :ok:

I think Brian Clevinger knows my IP by heart by now...

Yes, I have read the entire cartoon. And I have also played Final Fantasy 1. (Both the game and the cartoon gets thousand times better if you have experienced them both).

Who can forget; "I, Garland, will... uh... KNOCK YOU ALL DOWN!"

It is just to bad that the remake of FF1 doesn't have this sentence. Garland ain't stupid in the remake. :cry:

But, luckily, King Steve is still stupid :P
"Since you have defeated the evil Garland and freed the princess, I will give you.... A BRIDGE!"

I love that bit in the game... You risk your life, and you don't get any money, equipment, experience or anything... you just get a stupid bridge - King Steve's KickAss Bridge! :P

I hope this doesnt count as spam but, BUMP :bump:

theres a bump icon? cool.. anyway, I've never even heard of it before

hahahahha, 8-bit theater is sooooo funny!!!! i've just read episodes 1-70 in
one flow, laughing so much that now my guts are aching..... oh my god....haha
:Brain:

i haven't played FF1 but nevertheless this comic is so damn cool!! why hadn't
i come to know it earlier? this guy - what's was his name again...Brian - is just
marvellous!! :kosta:

so, where'd he got the figures and the backgrounds from? are they from FF1?

Please, do not bump threads. It is considered as spam since you are adding nothing to the conversation. If you really want to bump a thread at least say something revelant, and not only a one line sentence...

Also, if you want a good laugh as well as to hear bm's voice go to www.newgrounds.com and search for 8 bit theatre (or theater)

I... like Tom, have, uh... read them all.

I've been into webcomics for a long time, so I've read the whole thing, though I stopped checking it around 400 or so. I like to go back and read a webcomic about twenty strips in a row, rather than one new one every other day. The story flows better when read all at once. The only exception is Megatokyo, which I still check all the time. Can't wait to see what happens next, you see.

But anyway, yes, 8 Bit Theatre is brilliant. One of the better webcomics I've read (and that's saying something).