If you haven?t been introduced to Homestar Runner yet, you?ve been missing out on what is quite possibly one of the funniest things and certainly one of the best to ever come out of the Internet. Featuring characters that are as well defined and interesting as the best of any classic cartoon character, and situations that are sidesplittingly funny. Homestar is the kind of thing that can exist only on the internet and really is another strong example of the medium as a forum for art rather then shamless commerce. Even people that hate computers and don?t have or use them would be well advised to go to the library and check out the site. You will soon find yourself coming back again and again to check in on the adventures of Homestar, Strong Bad, Strong Sad, Coach Z, Marzipan, The Cheat and the rest.
http://rundevilrun.com/ezine/interviews/hsrunner/
Sunday, January 26, 2003
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