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"Webcomics typically adhere to the classic newspaper funny pages formats of a either a single frame, or a few panels laid out in sequence \u2014 but that's not a hard rule. Online comics can have a limitless number of panels or just be comprised of one big \"Infinite Canvas.\" xkcd creator Randall Munroe finished a single, massive story of the strip comprised of 3,099 panels, and Geekwagon put it all together in an easy to view slideshow/animation that's worth checking out.\nSEE ALSO: Everything You Need to Know About the xkcd Comic Click and Drag\nTime follows an adventure of the two xkcd stick figures as they journey to understand everything \u2014 which, like creating a 3,099-panel comic strip, is an ambitious task. The characters first build a sandcastle and use that creation as a springboard for learning about sea levels.\nThe story, world and art grow more complex as they go along. The Geekwagon compilation of Time is put together in a way that places it somewhere between animation and comic strip that's not quite a motion-comic. You can set it to play back at certain speeds and automatically pause on \"special frames,\" which are usually the ones with words on them. It's more like watching a flip book than reading a cartoon, and like most of xkcd, it's really enjoyable.\nYou can read/watch/love Time on the Geekwagon site.\nImage: Flickr, Mar\u00EDa \u00B7"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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