On June 2nd, 2008, Buckley posted a strip titled "Loss," [2] 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 …

It has been adapted and parodied by numerous other creators and garnered a legacy as an Internet meme. Ctrl+Alt+Del, abbreviated as CAD, is a webcomic series by Tim Buckley. Created in October 2002, the comic focuses on characters …

Jul 7, 2022 · Put simply, Loss is a webcomic under the same name that was created by Ctrl+Alt+Del and released online on June 2nd, 2008. The comic was seen as a form of pushing back from the creator to the fandom, who had long said that the comic was getting stale in its tone and needed something more.

Loss.jpg is a decade old 4 panel comic strip from the webcomic Ctrl+Alt+Delete (or CAD) by Tim Buckley. The comic was never really that great, but it was popular in the early-mid 2000s. His comic was mainly jokes about gaming and "nerd" pop culture with some attempts at …

CADbortion refers to a series of edits of the episode "Loss", in which the main character Ethan visits a hospital, where he finds his girlfriend who recently had a miscarriage. The comic was resented by readers for its failure to present a dramatic story, leading to much ridicule.

Jun 27, 2024 · "Ctrl+Alt+Del" An installment in the webcomic "Ctrl+Alt+Del" by Buckley, "Loss" focused on the series' main character Ethan, a stereotypical video-game-obsessed nerd. Some of the webcomic's jokes come across as insensitive, others shallow, but evidently it …

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Jun 11, 2023 · It's a 2008 strip from the comic 'Ctrl+Alt+Delete' that was (and is) heavily memed on for its break from the usual comedic tone of the comic. Since its creation Loss has become an inside joke, often being simplified into its basic elements like this: Here is an example of a meme featuring Loss more abstractly:

Aug 26, 2020 · It's from the webcomic Ctrl+Alt+Del which was infamous for its awkward art style and terrible jokes that were made worse by the fact that the creator insisted on over explaining every single one inside the comic.

Jun 2, 2008 · Loss is a comic from Ctrl+Alt+Del published in June 2, 2008 that has become a meme possibly due to the change of the tone of the webcomic from a comedic one, and the criticism it received. In the comic, Lilah is shown to have a miscarriage after being pregnant from Ethan for about 3 and a half...