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G o b l i n

Goblin (that's his name) is deep in a pity party when his friend Ranulf drops by, inviting Goblin to try a new hallucinogenic drug he's been growing in his basement. Perhaps wiser people would have turned him down (because of course things go wrong), but where would the story be if he had? Eye-pleasing art, interesting characters, and a story that promises to turn very strange very quickly!

Faults

Faults is... random. I don't like that word, but it's best here. This comic is all over the place, but it's funny and the art style is colourful and awesome. What's it about? Well it's a humour comic about a bunch of young friends and the amazingly stupid things they do, don't expect a story here. It's just humour and cool looking art!

Rated T+

DeadFingers

Orn is a young, "spirited" girl in an indigenous village. She isn't much loved by her father, who isn't quite sure what to do with his problem child. With few options, he gives in and teaches her the family trade: hunting and forging knives. She's pretty good at it. Just when things are getting settled, a new element appears- the threat of the village being desroyed by... robots? But Orn has other problems... Check this comic out for its atmospheric art and unusual story!

The Compozerz

Five classical composers suddenly find themselves swept into the 21st century. They have no choice but to acclimate. Yeah, it's pretty far-fetched (and not too historically accurate)!
In the inimitable style of Antcomics (the creator), she brings these historical figures to life in vivid colour, sets them loose the the world and lets them get into all sorts of trouble.

Powerjeff

Funky comic. Funky art. Funky stories.
Jeff, his alter ego Powerjeff, his chia sheep Chia, its baby (Baby Jeff - don't ask), and his nemesis Jeremiah the fart-mutant have wacky little episodes together. Going to highschool can be tough for some, but not for these guys, it's a continual, marvellous journey of hilarity!

Rated T+, By Json

Rainbow Connection

Rainbow Connection is about the comical adventures of a group of mostly gay friends in their early twenties. Meet Itchy, Derwood, Mimi, Halo, and the rest. Watch their hilarious relationships bloom and fail, again and again. Rainbow Connection is light, frothy, fluffy and most of all; fun!
Rated M!

The Death of Sydney Walls

It's not often that a comic with less than 20 pages gets featured. Most comics haven't proven themselves in this time. The Death of Sydney Walls is a happy exception, and you will want to get in on the ground floor of this one. Accomplished art, tight writing and above all an intriguing story put this fast-paced comic on the fast track to the front page!

Much the Millers Son

Meet Much. Much, the Miller's Son- who is leaving home to make his way in the world for the eighteenth time. But this time is different. This time he's taken for a criminal, rescued from a hanging by Robin Hood (as cheating Robin's alibi), and made to join his relatively inept band of men... where his bounty grows, he is exploited for profit, and where he finds unrequited love in the liberal, short-skirted Marion. Much has a hard life but he kind of brings it on himself.

Divine Leap

The adventures of a man who has found a dimensional portal in his closet that he believes will lead him to his lost love, Beatrice. He finds violence and war, strange peoples in a strange land.
Drawn in his own peculiar and highly individual style, Darrell's comic is truly an epic! A muscle bound world of old school adventure and battling action.
Rated T+

Pewfell

Medieval wizard Pewfell and his warrior wife Tina just want what every couple wants- a little privacy, enough scratch to pay the bills, and would it be too much to ask that they don't get mugged or eaten by monsters? Their friends aren't the smartest, they never catch a break, and their good deeds never go unpunished... A fun and well-crafted comic with a bit of Euro influence in the art- refreshing!

The Temple of a Thousand Tears

In another world ruled by a corrupt theocracy, a small group of religious pilgrims must race to find the Seven Lost Keys of Abraham before they can be destroyed by the very church to whom they belong!
Samurai action, high drama, and high adventure. This is an interesting, non-manga take on the Samurai genre.

Anathema

Bernadette is a lowly (and clumsy) maid in Lord Wellesley's manor. The other maids don't like her, and are quite glad to see her sent off to a neighboring estate... one that is repudtedly populated by vampires. Although frightened, Bernadette receives some courage (and a huge crucifix) from the kind, noble, handsome, sparkling Lord Wellesley- and off she goes into the night. What does fate have in store for our terrified heroine? You will have to read to find out!

Strange Attractors

Who doesn't like a good old-school girly scifi story? Whoever they are, I don't want to meet them. Lovely Sohpie is the contented curator of the Museum of Lost Things (a place after my own heart). She isn't burdened with the problems that plague most people... and things get downright interesting when the handsome Meson practically falls into her lap. Sohpie's Nurse Nebula comics advise her in love, but who can help her when things get more complicated? Like with the Nano-Bees?

Go A Viking The Sword of Kings

Go A Viking is an epic fantasy with Vikings, magic, blood, battle, and high adventure! By Bravo1102, this detailed saga features a mature, intelligent storyline, with compelling characters. But most striking of all is that it's all done with photos of meticulously dressed and posed figurines in historically accurate gear on perfectly staged and lit sets! It's like a movie. Take heed: this comic has an M rating.

Off the Grid comic

Mitch and Steve are roomates living in Austin. They get along as well as you could expect - Steve's idea of a 'veggie friendly' meal for Mitch is a chili dog with sprouts on top; Mitch doesn't care how cruel the girl he's sleeping with is to Steve, because she's hot. There's a little bit of everything here: geeks, anti-geeks, trucks, music, Lance Armstrong.... The comic isn't about class struggle, it's about struggling to have some class.

Last Call

Last call is definitely an M rated humour comic, so beware you people who are easily offended and you people under the age of 15, This isn't a good one for you.
Last call is about the life of Abby: A woman who drinks, smokes and eats what she likes and is basically trying to get by and stay sane. Working against her in this is her partygal alter-ego Lilly- A super-sexy succubus figment of her imagination who gives her advice on the "right" way to live her life. But fortunately for Abby she has a loving husband and various friends and workmates to keep her grounded in reality.

Punk Pink

Klutzy Tenkyo never expected a new friend to just wash ashore one night, and things only got weirder: from crazed robots to ghost ships, Punk-Pink is a whimsical comedy-adventure not to be missed! -That's how its creator Hapoppo describes it, and that's pretty spot-on actually. Punk Pink is also gloriously cute, colourful and engaging, with gentle humour, a story that's easy to get into, nice art and a broad appeal. Rated T+

Lego Space

The world of Lego Space is a pretty funny place. In this photo comic you'll be introduced to all aspects of the Lego Space universe and meet the hilarious characters within it, from the twins Lance and Vance to Lego Space's own Fonze: Commander Schwartz. Interestingly, Kdog (the creator) has not only created an interesting and fun little SciFi universe, he also displays a massive collection of the Lego Space toy range, and supplies interesting titbits of trivia about it. Rated E for Everybody, especially those that grew up playing with Lego!

The Porch

Don't you just love to talk crap with friends? These five guys sure do. They're sitting and drinking on their verandah, surrounded by crushed cans, having one long, extended conversation discussing all the most important and pressing matters in the world from "If you were stuck in a mall during a zombie apocalypse, what Saturday morning cartoon characters would you want to be with?", to what kind of plumbing do the Fantastic Four have to use to handle their fantastic crap... It's funny dammit! Rated M.

Top Drawer High

Sometimes a forum can be like a high-school, and sometimes, a high-school can be like a forum. Whatever Top Drawer High is, it's hilarious! Done in a style reminiscent of American 1960's cartoons, Renga Studio's characterisation of forum behaviour here is both subversive and utterly ridiculous, as well as being funny as hell. The denizens of Top Drawer high will probably never graduate, and they probably won't care. It's an interesting place to visit, but no normal person would want to stay there.

FireBorn

A story of great houses set in a feudal world of high fantasy and murderous intrigue. Powerful families vie for position and advantage using dark sorcery, sharp steel, and treachery to further their cause. Young Mirame and Mitsume are all too deeply involved.

SOPHIA Awakening

In the future, AI technology has been cracked and there are a number of projects underway... including the mysterious Sophia, who is currently in danger as her lab and its scientists are under seige from a group of soldiers who want to stop them. This all has very much to do with some events and people from just a few years in the past, and the author skillfully intersperses these different plot lines. Amazing art and compelling writing, there are still very many questions to be answered!

Panthea Obscura

Mythical families that control different aspects of existence are a familiar concept. This family in particular made a vow to stop interfering with humans and to make the humans forget them. However, it's been thousands of years and (most of them) would like to have their godhood back. A mom who can ALWAYS tell whether you're lying sounds like a pretty scary god actually. It's not quite so simple- there's always a black sheep in the family who would much rather kill everyone than impress them with superheroic powers.

signifikat

Poor Sunhra. Not only is she a fugitive, but she picks up her getaway ride with a guy who is incredibly self absorbed and so hung up on his past all he wants to do is find the perfect chick so he can dump her. At least Sunhra is having none of his crap, not even when he decides to abandon her in the middle of nowhere. There's an interesting side plot happening as well, but it hasn't been tied in yet. Intriguing!

Crickets Creature

In a city not sure whether it's modern or turn of the century, Victorian-punk Cricket must take care of the alien Creature, kidnapped and left with her by her now-dead brother, member of an underground worker's rights group fighting the morally questionable fatcats controlling the city's industry. (Got that?) Cricket makes a rather poor job of her guardianship- she dresses Creature up in some ragamuffin clothes, but she's not fooling anyone... including her enemies.

Villian Next Door

Meet Dr. Argon. He's balding, has bad teeth, angry insomniac eyes, and some rather frightening claw hands. Why the white lab jacket? Well, it's because he's a misanthropic mad scientist supervillain. He's forced to live peacefully in the suburbs and he hates every minute of it. It isn't long before he decides the best thing for him to do is... go back to his old ways. Of course.

How to be Bulletproof

In a town full of morally questionable people, one man is out for revenge. The thing is, he's dead. Another thing is, he's one of the morally questionable people. And the third thing? Well... I think you should find that out yourself. Dark story, dark humor, and dark black and white art - this one really deserves much more attention than it gets.

Blood Groove

Pandemonium, Inc. handles supernatural problems, big and small. That doesn't mean they've got things easy. (However, as hipsters with magic powers, they make them LOOK easy.) One of their number has got a prophecy hovering over his head, and we all know how those work out. Colorful, strong art style, interesting story and fun dialogue. Check it out!

Alone

A young girl is traveling with her parents on a dark and lonely road when they have a car accident. After Akiko wakes she finds herself hurt, alone, and scared in a world possibly not her own, possibly at the mercy of a powerful and frightening being, and possibly not even alive. What is there to do but carry on? This black and white manga-styled comic is very decompressed, with a slow pacing that builds up the suspense.

A Twist In The Tale

This comic, although just getting started, will appeal to all types of readers. A Twist in the Tale is a collection of enjoyable short stories which, as the title suggests, have all got a twist of some sort. The genres change from story to story and the comic promises to have a little bit of everthing, given just a bit more time. Great black-and-white art and direct, rapid storytelling. Very Twilight Zone-ish!

THE RANCAT

What is a Rancat? Well, it's a guy who naturally needs very little sleep to function, has an overabundance of adrenalin, and is friends with a computer whiz who likes to investigate the weird and shady. So, obviously, the Rancat is a nighttime vigilante. (Where did he get the neat suit?) Saving babies from giant pigs, giving food baskets to nuns, sorting out clone women... all in a night's work. Forgive the few mis-Englishes, as this comic has incredible art, a bit of wit, and stories not to be missed.

Cwens Quest

Cwen's father is a powerful man who lives on a floating island and has dragons for servants. He has built his own empire, so it's only natural that he exiles his children so they aren't a threat. (Right?) Cwen is one such exiled child... but she has come back, with the intent to take over the place. There's just a couple of problems... This fun comic is brought to us by the creators of 3rd Party Fantasy and Vampire Phantasm X!

CQB Epics

Something is going on in Penitentiary 52, and it ain't pretty. This is where the Emperor's scientists experimented on people (among other things)... until a rebel breaks in to free some of the prisoners to work for their side. That doesn't go so well, but there is a lot of cool fighting. Now we have the Emperor and his troops (elves by the way), the faction that wants to kill the Emperor, and a new threat: the undead.

Lunas Journey

Luna is a wolf, sort of. She comes from a pack that, in legend, is descended from a pair of humans turned to wolves. When she finds a human lost in the snow she decides to help him, curious about these beings she's supposedly related to. He in turn suspects that she is no ordinary wolf. She wants so much to find out about him and communicate with him that something interesting happens... The lovely art has a manga influence, and the story is proving to be quirky and a little bit magical.

Lucky Dawg

If you have crazy freaks as the villains of your city, then maybe you should use crazy freaks to try and stop them. Lucky Dawg is one such man... thing. Actually... he's a werewolf. The pro-level art is wild and colorful, much like the characters. There's just something really satisfying about reading a comic about a happy wereworlf, no matter how crazy and violent he is.

Kat and Dogg

Batman and Robin, Moose and Squirrel... all the great duos are pairs of animals. Well, meet Kat and Dogg. In the style of 80s-90s American comics, Kat and Dogg are mutated humans (as part of a somewhat misguided attempt at helping humanity) who, along with some team members, are still pretty new to the game. When they find another mutant to add to their group, it turns out they aren't the only ones interested in him- high drama and lots of fighting ensues. Dynamic, pro-level black and white art.

Mary Sue Academy

If fanfiction were real, then fanfiction characters would be real... including Mary Sues, those perfectly despicable do-it-alls. And where would they come from? Why, a Mary Sue Academy of course, where they learn all their tooth-sickening traits, perfect their niche (there's even a Little Mermaid), and are unleashed upon the world. Clever premise, fun characters, cute art, and funny writing - the best bits are the Mary Sues themselves.

MAG ISA

Everyone knows that the world is run by conspiracies. This comic is about the plot to increase the world's hate and violence. It's all instigated by demons of course, the experts in that kind of thing. However they have the cooperation of influential people in the real world. In MAG-ISA, we follow one boy as he struggles in this hate-filled world. In-depth writing, complex ideas, and a bit spiritual at times, there aren't easy answers or happy endings in MAG-ISA.

Awakenings Online

In the relatively near future, a policeman agrees to assit on a difficult and disturbing case, chasing a brutal criminal that has eluded him before. But how does this lead to him murdering his own son...? Professional level art will draw you in, but the compelling story will make you stay.

Better Luck Next Time

Meet Teddy Atwater, a kid who only did enough to scrape by... until a sports injury meant he couldn't even manage that. Now he has to repeat the sixth grade, which is no easy task when you have the friends that Teddy has. Although the art style is simple, it's appealing, the characters are really distinct and enjoyable, and there is lots of background and supporting information for those who like a little more meat to their comics.

The Necropolis Chronicles

Jaina's first day at her new boarding school is a drag. No one likes her, and the feeling is mutual. Jaina knows she is different from her schoolmates- but she doesn't quite realize just how different until she's captured by three weirdos in costumes, has to escape a run-down hick cabin in the woods, and sought after by witches and demons. Turns out she's probably the normal one.

The Chronicles of Wyrden

It all starts when Talon and Isadora are interrupted in a delicate moment... by Isadora's husband, the Lord Governor of the city. Luckily for the handsome Talon this isn't an unusual happening, and he escapes. Unluckily for Isadora, she's now banished to a convent. Oops! A rather unlikely assembly of characters sets out to save her... Some early filler, but steady on - lovely art, great story, humorous and fun! (Definitely rated M!)

Welcome To Border City

Border City (built by 12 legendary superheroes) was intended as a haven, a place where the darkness of the world outside would be kept outside. But all is not well within Border City's walls- Evil is still at work. The comic has wonderful art with great attention to detail. It's the enjoyably puzzling characters and story that make Border City what it is, however.

The Emerald City

You never knew Seattle was so... colorful. Or dangerous. In The Emerald City, the men are muscled and the women wear microskirts, the bad guys are monstrous psychos with cool hair, and people die left and right in some pretty gruesome ways. It's not all random violence (though some is, like at the wings joint...), this is all connected to events 11 years ago.

project kokiro

A trio of fairly bubble-headed terrorists breaks into a high security compound to steal the time travel project Kokiro. They DO have a reason for wanting to go to the past (maybe) and although they seem to get in a lot of fights, they are (sort of) getting some kind of job done. If you're looking for a colorful, whimiscal, funny comic with lots of flailing arms and strange facial expressions, check this one out!

Last words

lba's humour comic has such amazingly funky stylised art, this stuff would work brilliantly on T-shirts. His humour style is unique, cutting, ironic and sly: Dry and wry. Rated M.

Dirtheads

Dirtheads is a comic about three twenty-something guys doing their part to cut the crap in the world. Gooch goes on a quest for reimbursement and reveals the 'pretend' service practices of modern businesses. Vince starts dating 'a reader' that he tries to impress by sounding more intelligent than he is, and finds that things work better when he's not putting on an act. And Manny... well he's just an overeducated loser with high expectations.

How Unfortunate

Inept police, inept villains... is anyone in How Unfortunate capable of doing their jobs? Let's hope not, because things are pretty funny the way they are. Part cop movie, part Powers, part Naked Gun- read about what happens when a team of strangely powered (and poorly named) baddies goes up against a couple of reluctant cops and their also-reluctant ex-baddie super-powered partners. (Sounds complicated, but it's not!)

Nothing Really Serious

Why is it so hard for people in love to just love each other? Making decisions based on their perception of the other's best interests, or ignoring the one better for you because you like the other better, or not taking someone seriously... It's all a bit of a mess really. Nothing Really Serious is a comic about the frustrations of love when the participants aren't on the same page. Lovely art too!

Manifestations

Like several other great pieces of media, Manifestations starts with an awesome plane crash. Things only get more interesting from there. The creator of Devoid Of Life brings us a terrifying story of ghosts, monsters, resurrected cats, and other wild and scary things crawling around behind the back of reality (although 'reality' is a questionable concept, here). Smart, spellbindng, and looks amazing!

simply sarah

Meet Sarah, a girl who is constantly under pressure from her family to find a boy and fall in love with him. Just one problem- she fancies girls. What's Sarah to do? Her new friend Janey invites her out for some fun, but Sarah can hardly enjoy it as the entire time she's wondering whether she should tell Janey how much she really likes her... unfortunately romance isn't the only thing in her life that is difficult for Sarah.

Surfboards and RayGuns

Intergalactic love and war on the beaches of Hawaii... as Wizer gives free surfing lessons to blonde bombshell Kona (who is interested in more than a 'beach bum, to his dismay), spaceships battle in the stratosphere above them. Forgive the excitable punctuation early on, because this comic looks absolutely lovely- especially the water- and has a pretty interesting story developing.

Guts

Military and psychic rescue teams arrive too late to save Lancelot unit, who are found gruesomely dead in a mansion infested with paranormal dangers. It doesn't take long for them to realize they're in way over their heads.... Compelling storyline and amazingly detailed art will remind you of Hellboy and Guy Davis's BPRD work. The black-and-white style is a treat to look at, and you should see the color pages!

Leo

Leo is an orphan- he never knew his father and his mother was killed before his eyes. Life is tough for him. The police are always after him- at the beginning of this comic, they've almost caught him. A very odd guardian angel comes to his rescue just in time to save him from the police and from another very odd man in water-filled platform shoes. Lots of great fight scenes ensue! When things calm down, Leo learns that he hasn't quite been as alone as he thought. The guardian angel was sent by his father... Zeus.

Two Rooks

In a world divided by disease and ruled absolutely, a handful of people remain rebellious. A man named Deatoura is contacted (in the men's room) by the Queen of Hearts- she wants him to kill the president, a man he inadvertently put in power by killing his predecessors. He's not too keen on the idea but the rewards are more than he wants to pass up... Amazing art, dramatic story, and loads of style.

DARK RISING

In the void of space, humanity explores looking for life and trying to charter new worlds. Don't believe everything you've seen on Star Trek. What's out there waiting in the dark abyss of space doesn't want to be found. With stunning art work and lighting sloo captures the lonely atmosphere of space as our broken crew tries to survive annihilation at the hands of a menacing alien race.

Story of a Robot

It all started on the fateful day that Epsilon1-F4240 (he calls himself Humphry now) had his turn to empty the rubbish bin at Regalia Accountancy Inc. On this fateful trip to the basement, he acquired a hat. The hat changed everything. Who knew that robots led such complicated lives? The art style in this comic is pleasingly simple, and the writing shines with humor and wit.

Thog Infinitron

Thog is a caveman who was nearly killed by a mammoth stampede caused by an alien probe. The aliens felt responsible, so what did they do? They fixed him, of course. Now Thog isn't like any of the other cave men anymore. He's special. He does his best, but it just isn't good enough... Thog Infinitron is a hilarious comic of the first caliber. Why aren't you reading it yet?

Bulletproof

In Junction City, there are men and women with strange powers and abilities, the Omega Humans. Ostracized by society, many turn to crime, while a few are employed by JCORP to keep the city safe. But can a corporation be trusted with law enforcement?

Brathalla

Welcome to the hallowed realm of Asgard, where the Norse pantheon hasn't quite grown up yet. Thor needs to be baby-sat, Loki gets in hot water with dadlike blood-brother Odin, and blind Hod can't ogle the Valkyries with the rest of his friends. Meanwhile, Odin's sacrificed eye (given to obtain the secret knowledge of how to stop the baby's crying) is plotting revenge... as well as it can anyway, being held up by the trolls, giants, dwarves, and svartelves...

Raw Fish

Meet Melvin. Melvin is just your average American living in Japan. Big ears. Big Nose. Big... Hilarities. Raw Fish takes us on a journey to Japan through Melvin's eyes. Drawn by Corey Dye who himself being an American living and working in Japan shares his experiences as cultures clash. If you wanted to know more about Japan, this comic is a nice place to start.

Omega Chase

Omega Chase is the story of Mack Baron, a man who knows who he is but doesn't know where he's supposed to be. Currently, he's the sheriff of a 19th century Texas town... but he also vaguely recalls being an officer on a 24th century starship... and an archer in a band of medieval adventurers. He'd love to sort it all out, but a zombie horde has just entered town, and he is Sheriff after all...

Roy Barley

There are aliens behind the tavern. Hitler's grandmother has taken ill. A talking pencil is running for mayor. And Panic River's nuttiest citizen is taking the rap for a murder he didn't commit. David A J Berner calls Roy Barley, "A surreal carnival of the grotesque."
For Mature Audiences!

AHAB

Ahab from the literature classic Moby Dick gets a re-envisioned in this moody stark black and white comic where we follow our titular character as his journey carries him from his battle with the legendary white whale to the dark illusionary world at the bottom of the sea. The ghoulish atmosphere alone will capture you and pull you beneath its waves.

Rival Angels

That's right, it's a comic about beautiful women who wrestle each other for fun and profit. Is there a problem with that? I didn't think so. Of course there is more to Rival Angels than that. For instance, main character Sabrina Mancini is stuggling to get her career going despite professional and personal rivalries... But really, a comic about revealingly-clad babes getting all rough and sweaty with each other? What are you waiting for? (Admit it, you wish this comic was yours.)

Engine

Cosmic warlords have come and they want the “engines” and they will do anything to secure them in their grasp. But what are these “engines” they are searching for and what evil purpose do they have planned once they obtain them? A small band of forgotten and broken heroes may be the only thing stopping these tyrants in their tracks. With a comic universe rich with varied characters and genre blending perfection, ttyler delivers one action packed roller coaster ride that you will never want to get off!

Pinkerton

Welcome to Pinkerton National Park where the inhabitants’ lives are more than just wild, they are out of control! Come on over and hang out with happy go lucky Buckley, sourpuss Tucker, and Steve, the guinea pig with an identity crisis!

Beyond Human

Fantastic art and compelling writing tell the story of three men who are beyond human. A wild half-man who seems to like stopping evil a little TOO much. Another man who recklessly puts himself in death's way and has an important secret to protect. A third seems like a typical lazy moocher, until his black cloud of emotions get the better of him. What do they have to do with each other? Perhaps the prophecy will answer that...

WINDs

Bairei is a bit of a player- well, more of a sleaze really. However the one woman he wants (the woman dating his rich adoptive father) he can't have... meanwhile the beautiful Rui has decided she needs to expand her circle of friends (the old ones are getting kinda catty). This manga-styled comic has all the guilty pleasures of a soap opera and none of the feminine hygiene commercials. Reads R-L

Tomb of the King

Zair has been set a mysterious and difficult mission by his lord. The trek is made more difficult by Lexus, the naive scholar Zair must take with him to translate the ancient language that will guide them. While lost in the forest, Zair recruits the reluctant help of Allyn, a beautiful ranger. However there is danger in the forest and they don't know where their adventure will lead... Tomb of the King is being reposted from the beginning, so it's the perfect time to pick it up!

Opey the Warhead

It's Opey's first day at school and he's a little nervous. Not because his dad seems to be a real weirdo who gives bad advice, or because the city he lives in (which he's never seen before) is some sort of manic psudo-future populated with robots and clones... but because he's afraid the other kids won't like him. You actually feel bad for the poor guy as he realizes people are afraid of him because he looks like a bomb. Fun, absurd, sad, and smart- oh and it looks nice too.

Our Time in Eden

Our Time in Eden tells a story of lost innocence, and even moreso a story of lost individuals. Two people, unhappy and alone, stuck in places that aren't doing them any good. There is a mix of comic and illustrated prose here, which is done quite well (the writing is great). The art is a wonderfully detailed yet toony style with great use of black and white and wonderful character designs. Check it out!

Starsign

Fun to look at, fun to read, Starsign is just fun all-around. Siblings Petre and Mia are occultist weirdos who like to fight zombies and demons and seem to have some rather disturbing (yet strangely fitting) personality quirks to boot. Amazing use of color and design, lots of entertaining action, this one will go on lots of Favorite lists!

Cloud Eagle

A lovely black-and-white comic, Cloud Eagle incorporates both American and Japanese style elements to tell what is turning out to be an interesting story. A group of teenagers focused on protecting their urban turf have trained themselves to be superior martial arists and a force for other gangs to fear. This time they may have to deal with more than they bargained for, with a kidnapping and a plot to consolidate gang factions.

Brainfuzz

This suspiciously adorable comic consists of the brain bubbles of an artist- all those little, random thoughts and ideas that a person can't get out of their head. It's cute, it's simple, it will give you a little smile on update days. You might even learn something- like even the gloomiest angst-ridden person is still a slave to a mew-ing kitty.

Faust

A manga-styled story based on the tale of Faust, a man who sold his soul to the devil in exchange for power and knowledge. The beginning of this comic focuses on Claire, the woman who for some reason feels obligated to the young doctor despite the village's hatred of him. Then again, they have a point- why ISN'T he doing anything about he plague? He seems to just mope around and drink coffee all day.

hiro

From the fella that brought us Blip and Action comes the story of Hiro, a boy who is learning martial arts at the Oyama School of Defense. Things aren't so serious though- he's not THAT great (yet), although he does try to stop a pink ninja from bullying a kid. When he gets picked on by the rest of the rainbow ninjas he has to explain his side of the story, but...

Death Apprentice

A young boy, convinced of his own uselessness, sits down near a bridge in the snow to have a good mope. Soon he gets a strange visitor, Death, who takes the boy with him because he needs an apprentice. The boy must have promise, although Death finds him annoying and stubborn (and probably whiny) from the get-go. how is this going to work out?

Little Terrors

A boy wakes up in a London overrun by zombies and other monsters... sound familiar? Well, this comic is nothing like certain movies. In this case, the boy is a monster himself and finds other monsters to team up with in order to first survive, second save the world... Deceptively simple art and a number of endearing characters (not to mention a good ol' monster story) make this a great read!

Lacerated Veil

Te Gustan los comicos del web espanoles?
*snicker* well even if you do, speaking even a single word of Spanish won't help you understand this very funny (but spooky strange) comic! Super cute simplistic art, recommended on a very high LOL to panel ratio!

action

Like any good silent comic, Action doesn't have any words. Wait, let's try that again. Action is all about action. It's a story conveyed through visuals only- but what visuals they are! The art (kinetic, striking, beautiful, scary) moves things along in this spine-tingly tale of a man battling the supernatural. Mostly it's just really cool!

KERSLASH

At every college party, there's someone who shuts themselves in the bathroom and starts throwing up. (At least, that's where you hope they do it.) In this case, it's a girl... with a sword? Who is this failed ninja and how did she end up here? Fun story and likable art- also, Master Buddhafist has a wicked fro.

Aurora of the High Seas

In a world connected to Earth through the stars, Aurora cuts an imposing figure, not only for her size but for her beauty and self-possession. As a slaver ship enters the port, Aurora decides to pay a visit to its captain, a man she knows from the past. This comic is sure to be a good story AND challenge a few assumptions.

Bruised Oranges

A pharmacist is run over by a tram and 'repaired' by a couple of kind-hearted, experiment-minded hicks. Okay, maybe they aren't hicks, but they're freckled and they have the accent. Abigail takes a very forward fancy to the pharmacist, who doesn't protest too much, but her brother Earl doesn't approve... Rated M!

Erol Intangibles

In the abandoned ruins of a stony castle, high in the mountains, a young shepherd honors his dead parents. His world is at the end of an era. Things are not completely quiet however - he is interrupted by a battle between a barefoot knight and an enormous warrior. A professional-level fantasy comic with tons of atmosphere!

Dreams of Stone

This unusal and somewhat abstract comic follows the dream of a sleeping stone... or is some of it not a dream? The page-by-page progression of events is certainly dreamlike, describing a continuing chain of actions which build upon each other (with quite a few visual symbolisms to boot). A black dog, a white figure, and a letter...

Off Hours

What if DD webcomics were tv shows, and its characters (or rather, the people who play them) were celebrities? This community project aims to find out! A myriad of 'actors' are invited to a mountain resort to get away from the stress and demands of playing their DD roles. Now they have to get some kind of break from each other!

Templar Arizona

Ben has recently moved to Templar, Arizona. It's an unusual town filled with unusual people, including Reagan - a big, brash pottymouth who probably knows everything in the world. While Ben tries to quietly settle in, Reagan takes it upon herself to be his friend and show him the ropes, as well as banish some of his shyness and naivite.

NUCLEAR NEAL

Nuclear Neal is a popular and powerful superhero - too bad he's a complete meathead, a bully, and completely loathesome. His biographer Frank knows the truth, as does his manager Gertie - both people who are paid to make Neal look good. However they have an enemy in the form of Captain Oblivion...

Get Up and Go

Marshall loves Nate. Marshall is also an enormous naive crybaby, but Nate still loves him, sort of. Nate mostly just needs Marshall's body fluids in order to maintain movement in his body, which has gone on living after his technical death, which understandably causes Marshall some emotional conflict. If you're not into plots, just remember- it's about cute guys and love.

Plastic

Shanna is an average high school student, except she's a lesbian. She's madly in love with Amy, but the catch is that Amy doesn't want anyone to know. The evil and manipulative Layla knows their secret and uses it to blackmail Shanna into all sorts of things. It's started with making Shanna do Layla's homework, but where will it lead...? Also, Layla is a lesbian too. Lesbians!

Eskimo Dave

Dave's village is in grave danger- unless he succeeds at a long and dangerous Arctic mission, his home will be destroyed. One problem- Dave is hopelessly inept. His assigned companion Steve (a polar bear) is more capable, thankfully. Will our canasta-loving hero prevail? Well, probably not, but you never know.

Pulp Fantasy

This ain't your father's fairy tale! Follow the gritty underworld of fables and folklore! Dynamic drawing and clever colloquy! Pulp Fantasy brings it all together!

A Bit Cheesy

While a love-struck (and very emo) protagonist seeks the woman of his desires, his friend is there not so much for support, but for some great comic relief, much to our benefit! An awesomely computer-drawn comic that will indulge the senses, and give you a nice chuckle on occasion!

Deadpill

Johnny is a dead man. He's been killed, but his soul is still trapped inside his (decaying) body. Thankfully, his wife Franny is there for him. Together they follow the chain that leads the way to bring him fully back to life.

Scorch

That's right, let the coloured pic suck you in to this masterpiece... But don't get too comfortable! Scorch is gloriously sketchy, black and white and lovely. It's about a young girl, a demon in her closet, devilish deals in souls, Halloween, and candy. Rated E for everyone!

The Order vol 1

A band of impressive superheroes have just gotten a new rookie on the team. Will the new guy have what it takes, or will his lack of experience endanger the rest of the crew? Find out as you follow THE ORDER on their adventures against the bad guys! Nice art and some great dialogue! Check it out!

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