OotS Books

[Avatar_V]

I recently read through the 300+ OotS comics on the web and thoroughly enjoyed them. I noticed that there are a couple OotS books on Amazon, but I was wondering if these comics would be the same as on the internet (just in book form) or if they would be different? Either way, I'm sure I'll end up with the books eventually. If they're unique comics, though, I'll just have to buy them that much sooner.

 

[Glyfair]

There "On the Origin of PCs" is completely original. The other two books have new strips inserted, some are quite good (I particularly like the strip that ties ninjas to Schroedinger's Cat).

 

[SteveC]

I recently read through the 300+ OotS comics on the web and thoroughly enjoyed them. I noticed that there are a couple OotS books on Amazon, but I was wondering if these comics would be the same as on the internet (just in book form) or if they would be different? Either way, I'm sure I'll end up with the books eventually. If they're unique comics, though, I'll just have to buy them that much sooner.

There is some additional material in all of the books, along with commentary by Rich and some of the other characters. I'd say they're all worth picking up. The only completely new one is On the Order of the PCs.

--Steve

 

[Lancelot]

To expand on Glyfair's response, "Dungeon Crawlin' Fools" has 8-10 new strips (plus just over a hundred from the site). There is also a variety of supplementary material, author's notes, etc.

The prequel book, "On the Origin of PCs", is black-n-white throughout (... in keeping with it being a prequel flashback sort of thing) and completely original. If you like OotS, it's really a must-buy.

Heck, the others are must-buys as well, in my opinion.

 

[Avatar_V]

Cool; thanks for the info. Ninjas and Schroedinger's cat sounds very funny I'll have to pick them up.