What is this? I don't even know.

Man, this comic's a couple years old. It's pretty good, too. Set aside an hour or so to read all of it in one sitting.

I remember when /co/ was good they would post a new strip of this every time there was new one.
Can't figure out why I never caught on, but it's definitely leaps and bounds better than Garfield and Doonesbury.

I seem to remember seeing this posted here a while back, back when it was still going. A pity it ended.

I loved Minus.
The end of the world strip with the meteor's probably my favourite, but there's a lot of moments here and there that I like in other strips, like Minus taking offense at being called a boy.

Green-haired draw-on-the-pavement girl never really put me in mind of Yotsuba though. I do think it's quite cute however, the way that Minus changes her hair to be more like that woman's after she leaves.

>>204914
I remember someone posting this here some time ago.

Looking at some of the more recent strips, I'm having a hard time figuring out what's going on.
Like between http://www.kiwisbybeat.com/minus119.html and http://www.kiwisbybeat.com/minus120.html, how did the world end?

>>204939
iirc, the the girl, minus, is a godlike entity. She's killed people and herself on numerous occasions, but it was probably an accident.

>>204939
Minus resurrects all the people and all the animals that ever lived. Unortunately, there's not enough room for everyone, thus she accidentally kills everyone in the world.

>>204952
Ah, see that wasn't very clear.
I got that she resurrected all the people and animals, but the effects weren't very obvious (I thought she just stuck them underground as a joke).

>>204953
I suppose it's just a case of things being relative, as I understood as soon as I saw the last panel what had happened.

>>204934
i always liked that one with the meteor, but i always thought it was a stand-alone page. i haven't read anything else; if she's a godlike entity that kind of undermines my previous interpretation of the page and makes me like it less. ah well.

>>204939
These are the closest imagery to my nightmares I have yet seen. Thank you.