Yes. The original Homestuck fans originated in the MS Paint forums, where Mr. Hussie would take requests for plot twists. Eventually, fans also cropped up on 4chan and the PennyArcade forums.

Or at least that’s one way to describe Homestuck’s major plot. “Homestuck is a webcomic about kids who have to play a game to save the world,” offers Julia Heslin, a 21-year-old business ...

A neat, albeit cryptic, summary of the story’s plot mechanisms is the title of Act 5 Act 2: “He is already here.” The easiest way to understand Homestuck is to read it. Once upon a time ...

Like his earlier comics, the beginning of Homestuck relied heavily on reader input through a suggestion box, mostly for humor but also to advance the plot. (The suggestion box no longer exists ...

but even the most side-quest ridden Final Fantasy saga is nothing compared to Homestuck’s hundreds of main characters and labyrinthine plot. For that reason, Hussie said the game will be only a ...

Hussie eventually ditched the element of reader input to avoid distracting from the comic’s actual plot, but that interactivity is returning for Homestuck^2. According to the frequently asked ...

When I heard that a webcomic called Homestuck had raised three quarters of a million dollars on Kickstarter within 24 hours for a videogame version, I set out to research what it was. Three hours ...

By the numbers, it's clear Homestuck is a big deal. A really big deal. But what's it about, anyway? That's a little tougher to explain. "I usually keep it simple. I just say it's about kids ...

"HOMESTUCK,” the epic, seven-year “Ulysses” of a webcomic by Andrew Hussie, was a life-or-death funhouse that couldn’t help but reflect on its own existence. It might have started as a ...

Homestuck, the popular and lengthy webcomic by Andrew Hussie, updated with an multi-part epilogue on April 20 to tie up the story. The last we saw the kids and trolls, they were chilling on a new ...