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Ordinary Things

Ordinary Things by Ozge Samanci

Ordinary Things by Ozge Samanci

Ordinary Things by Ozge Samanci is anything but ordinary. I hope you can appreciate why.

Russell’s Teapot

Russells Teapot by Chaz Braman

Russell's Teapot by Chaz Braman

Journey To Mt. Moriah

Journey To Mt. Moriah

Journey To Mt. Moriah

Take the pilgrimage to Mt. Moriah, as Scott will Sherpa you into the heart of your natural life. Something that transcends our daily routine and the humour we use to deny it.

What you call abstract depends entirely on what you pretend to be your reality.

How To Be Happy

How To Be Happy by Shannon Wheeler

How To Be Happy by Shannon Wheeler

Home Portrait

Home Portrait by Jen Wang
Home Portrait by Jen Wang

Home Portrait by Jen Wang

Webcomics Rumble Podcast 02 - UStream / Cons / Mobile

Mike and Kristen talk about the desire of innovation in existing and potential services that provide better experiences for readership.

Sites & Services Mentioned: Ustream, San Diego Comic Con, Phoenix Comic Con, Oh No Robot, Zuda, and ComixTalk.  Webcomics Mentioned: Penny Arcade by Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik, Horribleville by KC Green, Octopus Pie by Meredith Gran, Cyanide and Happiness by Kris, Rob, Matt, & Dave, MegaTokyo, Player v. Player by Scott Kurtz, Sluggy Freelance, and Templar AZ.

idiot comics by robert sergel

idiot comics by robert sergel

There is something beautifully self-deprecating in the moments of silence in idiot comics. Moments of silence that can last a lifetime.

Horribleville

Horribleville by K.C. Green

Horribleville by K.C. Green

Horribleville ends it’s inane four-year tenure into the absurd dealings of a boy and his pet mental block with K.C. Green’s own graduation. If you haven’t hitched up and taken the bus back to Horribleville to enjoy the joyful bliss of madness, now is the time.

Rest in peace, Horribleville. (2005-2009)

Romance found deep inside Sinfest


A short analytical case study of writing romance in webcomics.

Don’t Cry For Me, I’m Already Dead

Dont Cry For Me, Im Already Dead

In a world absorbed with the familiarity of fiction, sometimes all is lost before it can be found. Our first daily find is a beautiful short story by Rebecca Sugar that will make you rethink the way you watch The Simpsons forever.