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・ A Soap (film)
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A Softer World
・ A Sojourn in the City of Amalgamation, in the Year of Our Lord, 19--
・ A Solas Con Chayanne
・ A Sold Life
・ A Soldier and a Maker
・ A Soldier of the Great War
・ A Soldier Speaks After Death
・ A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries
・ A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries (film)
・ A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries (novel)
・ A Soldier's Farewell
・ A Soldier's Friend
・ A Soldier's Play
・ A Soldier's Plaything
・ A Soldier's Prayer


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A Softer World : ウィキペディア英語版
A Softer World

''A Softer World'' was a thrice weekly webcomic by Canadians Joey Comeau and Emily Horne. It was first published online on 7 February 2003. Early comics had been published, intermittently, in zine form. With the launch of the website, the comic has gained wider recognition, most notably when Warren Ellis linked to the comic on his blog, and then began to feature it as a "Favored Puny Human". The comic won the first Web Cartoonists' Choice Award for photographic webcomic in 2007. It often appears in The Guardian and was profiled in the September 2007 issue of the Australian Rolling Stone.
A collected edition, ''A Softer World: Truth & Beauty Bombs'' (ISBN 0-9739171-1-3), reprinting 180 strips, was released in June 2006. A second collection, ''Second Best Isn't So Bad'', was released in 2009.
==Format==
With occasional exceptions of a few double-length strips, each comic is three panels long. The three panels are made up of photographic art, either a series of three photographs, or one photograph that is spread over multiple frames, or repeated with different crops and zooms. The photographs are taken by Horne, then sent to Comeau for text.
The tone of the comic tends to be slightly absurdist and dark, with the punchlines often being simultaneously humorous and disturbing, occasionally with overt sexual content. For instance, the text of the strip from which the comic takes its name reads, "In the caves behind my house, I found a softer world. / They understand what I had to do for love. / They don't believe in restraining orders." Recurring themes include sexuality, accidents or disasters, and zombies.
Hovering one's cursor over the comic will prompt the image title to appear, which acts as text for a fourth panel or commentary related to the strip overall. In May 2010, a feature was added to display this text when clicking or tapping on the comic image, for users on mobile phones and touchscreen devices, which lack a "hovering" function.

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