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A work-in-progress webcomic made by [[Tropers/Master Jay AM|Master Jay AM]], [[Write What You Know|who happened to be a mass communications major]], the series focuses on the [[Anthropomorphic Personifications]] of media channels, drawing story lines and gags from the history of the media and the real-life relationships and issues faced by media practitioners today. A series with [[Loads and Loads of Characters|28 characters]] representing a media format or an associated technology or industry. A partial list is available [http://joeabuy1000.deviantart.com/#/d4oie1b here].
The name is a contraction of Communication Media and a reference to the [[Commedia Dell
The pitch emerged on mid-2010 as an edutainment series of single-shot cartoons and comics, originally meant for the communication and media studies students at San Beda College Alabang, Philippines. Much of the original sketches were finished between September and October. The comic itself along with a considerable amount of sketches is posted on [[Deviant ART]].
Its premise is loosely inspired by [[
The media formats featured in the comics so far include the following, sorted according to the technologies involved.Such relations are interpreted to mean familial relationships through blood, adoption, or marriage.
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Many more characters may come as the comic progresses.
It can be found [http://joeabuy1000.deviantart.com/gallery/25951077 here.] The majority of the tropes present are [[All There in the Manual|available on the profiles and sketches.]] Now has a WIP [
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* Adorkable: Many of the characters, including Print Journalism, Photography, and Internet.
* [[All Love Is Unrequited]]: Well, most of it anyways.
* [[Art Evolution]]
* [[Art Shift]]: Constantly. The first page and second page have this in spades.
** [[No Fourth Wall]]: Internet [[Lampshade Hanging|gives the artist an earful]] [[Self
* [[Always Someone Better]]: A recurring theme is this, and its occasional subversion.
* [[Anthropomorphic Personification]]: Duh
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* [[Generation Xerox]]: Literature and his son, Comics. Also, Telegraphy and Internet
* [[Hollywood Nerd]]: Lit and Comics qualify as Type 2. Internet, Computer Technology, Intranet, and arguably Video Games are Type 1.
* [[Jerk
* [[No Fourth Wall]]: Pretty much the point.
* [[Old Media Are Evil]]: A recurring theme, although they qualify more like "old media are jerkasses" more than anything.
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*** Sadly, there's no trope for "all media are jerks."
* [[Older Than They Look]]: Most of the media channels invented prior to the 19th Century have this. Comic is an egregious offender; he looks like an [[Emo Teen]], but is physically in his 20s and is older that Television. Averted with Telegraphy.
* [[Sibling Yin
** The Film Siblings (Cinema and Photography); one likes movement, the other stillness. although they're amicable, they're not close.
** The Prints (Literature and Print Journalism) are a more amiable pair of brothers. One is sedentary, the other adventurous.
** [[Polar Opposite Twins|Internet and Intranet]]. The former is an extroverted [[Jerkass]] and the other is a
* [[Shout
* [[Take That]]: Quite a bit really. Mainly toward [[Executive Meddling]] and other media pet peeves.
* [[Teens Are Short]]: Averted with Internet, who is actually taller than his father [[Computer Tech]]. His sister Arpanet is even taller.
* [[Visual Pun]]:
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