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Movies
Quake Park
Published 11/11/1998The journey began with the pioneering SWF file that introduced the world to Quake Park. An homage to the South Park tv series and Quake videogame, the original lineup of characters, consisted of Sonic Reducer, Shaka Zulu, Hookaman, and Johnny Leche. At the time, Macromedia Flash 3 had just been released, and was leveraged to create animated shorts, including the memorable Amazing Barry.
The DOH! Network facilities served as the hub for several small LAN gatherings, regularly attended by Sonic Reducer and Shaka Zulu. These events featured hours of Quake and Quake II, accompanied by a healthy dose of competitive banter among participants. The creation of the Quake Park movie was conceived as a humorous way to highlight Sonic Reducer's antics on a global stage.
While Hookaman had primarily been a Nascar and Command & Conquer enthusiast and had largely stepped away from the gaming scene by this point, he was included as a fourth character in the project to round out the cast. Thus, Quake Park became a landmark project, blending creativity, technology, and friendly rivalry into an unforgettable production.
Warning: The video contains disturbing scenes of violence on cartoony characters resulting in it being banned from YouTube.
Quake Park 2
Published 04/23/1999In 1999, Sonic Reducer, Shaka Zulu, and Johnny Leche reunited for the highly anticipated follow-up to Quake Park. This sequel brought the crew directly into the game world, adding an exciting new dimension to the series. The original vision was to release new installments on a monthly basis, providing ongoing adventures for the fans.
However, with the commencement of Project Baby Leche, priorities shifted, and Quake Park was subsequently discontinued. Despite its premature conclusion, the project remains a testament to creativity and innovation within the gaming and animation communities.
Comics
Hold the Anchovies
Published 12/11/2001Crypt successfully launched a website but seemed to lose momentum shortly thereafter, leaving it largely untouched. While the initial effort was commendable, the site ultimately remained underutilized following its debut.
egrep's got a one track mind
Published 01/02/2002egrep has a deep passion for Linux, to the point where he could seamlessly steer any conversation — no matter the topic — back to something Linux-related. His enthusiasm and knack for integrating Linux into every discussion truly highlight his dedication to the operating system and its culture.
egrep's got a one track mind (reimagined)
Published 03/20/2025From the depths of the Nopal Archives emerges a hidden masterpiece — a never-before-seen version of the 'egrep's got a one track mind' comic. egrep's love for Linux knows no bounds — it's an unstoppable force that flows effortlessly into every conversation. With an uncanny ability to link any topic back to his favorite operating system, egrep's enthusiasm shines as a testament to his unyielding devotion to the world of Linux and its ever-evolving culture.
This revamped comic strip, with its fresh art style, perfectly captures the vibrant energy and relentless passion that define egrep's character and his deep connection to all things Linux.
Quake Park on Tribes 2
Published 01/22/2002Shaka is known for his thorough approach — he meticulously reads through every manual for anything he encounters. His dedication to understanding the details highlights his methodical nature and commitment to mastering whatever task or technology is at hand.
Quake Park on Tribes 2 (reimagined)
Published 03/20/2025Another Rare Find Unearthed from the Nopal Archives! Shaka's legacy of precision and methodical brilliance is celebrated once again in this fresh rendition of the beloved comic. Reimagined with a stunning new art style, this version still captures Shaka's unyielding dedication to understanding the intricacies of every manual, every detail, and every challenge he encounters.
Another Victim
Published 02/14/2002egrep introduced Shaka to the world of server management on the Linux operating system, sparking a keen interest. Shaka quickly immersed himself in the process and became deeply engaged with it for a while, showcasing his enthusiasm and adaptability in exploring new technical challenges.
Reboot
Published 03/06/2002When the DOH! Network initially launched, egrep generously provided the original server for the project. Along with hosting the network, the server also contained some of his own web content. One evening, the server unexpectedly stopped responding. While it wasn't technically the middle of the night when he called to address the issue, I believe I was already in bed at the time. This moment highlights the challenges and occasional unpredictability of maintaining early online platforms.
It seems that during this time, Shaka was managing multiple jobs but still found the opportunity to humorously tease you about not producing enough Quake Park comics. This playful dynamic adds a personal and relatable layer to the story, showcasing the camaraderie and shared humor within the group, even amid busy schedules.
WTF
Published 03/25/2003The humor in this comic stems from two distinct elements. First, an earlier remark by Grumpy Girl noting the resemblance between Subotai and Frankie Muniz serves as a humorous callback. Second, in an unrelated twist, Grapple is depicted as a cheese puff, adding an unexpected and whimsical layer of comedy to the narrative. These eccentric contrasts and playful references contribute to the comic's charm and appeal.
Art
Quakepark Meets Left 4 Dead: A Nopal Masterpiece
Published 03/20/2025Picture this: The Quakepark gang, reimagined as the legendary survivors from Left 4 Dead, brought to life by Nopal's unmistakable artistic style. Each character is brimming with personality, seamlessly merging the chaotic charm of Quakepark with the gritty, adrenaline-fueled world of Left 4 Dead.
From the detailed expressions to the rugged, survivalist gear, every stroke showcases Nopal's knack for capturing the essence of two beloved universes. Whether it's the intense camaraderie or the looming zombie apocalypse vibes, this artwork is a perfect fusion of humor, action, and creativity. It's a crossover we never knew we needed — but now can't stop admiring!
A Soldier of Fortune 2 Tribute
Published 03/20/2025Captured in the heat of the moment, Johnny Leche dives sideways with dual pistols blazing, channeling the raw intensity of Soldier of Fortune 2. The scene is rife with chaos — bullet holes riddling the nearby walls and near-miss sparks flying as shots land just inches away.
Every detail — from the spent shell casings frozen mid-flight to Johnny's fearless expression — pays homage to the gritty, no-holds-barred world of Soldier of Fortune. It's the ultimate visual for anyone who loves adrenaline-fueled battles and iconic action poses. Truly, Johnny Leche is living the dream of every mercenary gamer out there!
Locked and Loaded for Desert Combat!
Published 03/20/2025Decked out in rugged army fatigues, Johnny Leche takes center stage in two powerful desert-themed visuals, each showcasing a different facet of his fearless nature.
This artwork captures the raw intensity of the desert battlefield, with Johnny exuding fearless determination and readiness for the challenges ahead. From his confident stance to the intricate details of his combat gear, it's a tribute to the gritty world of Desert Combat and the resilience of those who fight to survive.
A Tale of Two Eras
Published 03/20/2025Step into two strikingly different worlds as Johnny Leche transforms into two unforgettable personas!
In one image, Johnny channels the austere charm of a classic pilgrim, clad in traditional garb, with a look of resolute determination befitting a pioneer carving his path in a rugged new world.
In the other, Johnny takes a dark and dramatic turn, embodying a mysterious vampire with a timeless allure. The shadows play across his sharp features, his piercing gaze hinting at centuries of untold secrets and nocturnal adventures.
