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Ctrl+Alt+Del, abbreviated as CAD, is a webcomic series by Tim Buckley. Created in October 2002, the comic focuses on characters Ethan, Lucas, and later Ethan's love interest Lilah. [2] Prior to "Loss", CAD focused on gaming humor, alternating between multi-strip story arcs and one-off gags, often featuring characters sitting on a ...
On June 2nd, 2008, Buckley posted a strip titled "Loss," in which the female lead Lilah suffers a miscarriage. The strip marked a significant change in tone from the usually comedic comic, and the poorly-executed drama of the comic spurred Ctrl+Alt+Del's significant anti- fandom to mockery.
Apariencia. ocultar. Versión minimalista de «Loss», mostrando la composición básica de la tira. « Loss » (literalmente en idioma español, «pérdida»), a veces también referida como « Loss.jpg », es una tira del webcómic de videojuegos Ctrl+Alt+Del, publicada el 2 de junio de 2008 por Tim Buckley.
2 de jun. de 2008 · Loss. June 2, 2008 by Tim. You must be logged in to post a comment. Terms & Conditions ...
6 de nov. de 2015 · Talking to the Man Behind ‘Loss,’ the Internet’s Longest-Running Miscarriage ‘Joke’. By Brian Feldman. In 2008, web-comic artist Tim Buckley sat down to write a dramatic four-panel strip for...
6 de jun. de 2018 · Tim Buckley’s original “Loss” comic. Ctrl+Alt+Del. “Loss,” inspired by an event in Buckley’s own life, according to a blog post he published alongside the comic, became a menacing,...
Tim Buckley still has a small dedicated fanbase reading his comics and supporting his patreon. As for Tim Buckley’s thoughts on Loss? From an interview he did with Intelligencer in 2015, he said that he didn’t regret making Loss. He was proud that he made light of such a serious issue.
