Talk:Dorothy Gambrell

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[edit] Unknown?

On what basis are Mitch Clem (Nothing Nice to Say) and Zack Miller (Joe and Monkey) regarded as some of the "most successful" webcomic artists? I've seen Nothing Nice To Say but never considered it worth a second look, and I never heard of Joe and Monkey, and neither of the creators have their own wiki article, surely suggesting Cat and Girl is better known.

There should also be mention of her inclusion in Attitude 3: The New Subversive Online Cartoonists, another sign that she is not as unknown as this article portrays her.

A google search for "Cat and Girl", "Joe and Monkey" and "Nothing Nice to Say" shows that Cat and Girl returns around twice as many results as either of the other comics. 59.167.165.231 06:28, 4 August 2006 (UTC)

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