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Website Redone Again !

Karl's first cartoons are up! He made the "Bowling Ball Fight" frames all by himself, and Daniel edited it for him. "Fishing" was also written by Karl, however Daniel made all the frames and edited it. Recently Karl has been working on a few projects. In the past, all Karl did was come up with the company name "What Crisis", which was named after Daniel's cartoon.

As usual, this website has been redone. Not only is the website updated almost every other day with a new cartoon, but it is almost constantly changing its format. The creators just find it fun to make it better. Recently, however, there have been so many cartoons that they had to move them to a different page. Now the new page contains a news section (this), and it is much more organized.   We hope you are currently enjoying our cartoons, and we encourage you to share them with others. If you haven't put a What Crisis link in your profile, you better. Tell everyone you know and help What Crisis become extremely popular. If you do this, we promise to make our cartoons even funnier. We can honestly say (with 14 cartoons ahead of the viewers) that the future cartoons you are going to see will be much funnier. Also, we would love to hear from you, so click on our message board at the top of the page and write what you think of us!

History Of What Crisis

Daniel Wolf was at Matt Cervarich's house and they were bored. They were online looking at some other animations such as the ones from www.deathstick.com (no link provided because our site is better). So they decided they would try to make their own cartoons, which they did through two different programs that are easy to use. They made about 3 cartoons together, and about 2 on their own. The next day, Kevin Kelly and Karl Engebretson came along and loved the cartoons. They then became apart of the What Crisis family and starting writing ideas immediately. These cartoons are still in the making, so there are many many more to come.

Mission Man: A Series

"Mission Man: Mission One" just came out on Wednesday which contained a rather longer-than- usual- film about a man who, well, goes on missions. With the two guys back at the base telling him what to do, what could go wrong? Mission Man was not only one movie. At the end of each episode it will say "To Be Continued..." which means that this is going to be an on-going series. There should be   many, many episodes in the future.