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Link to Me!
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The Weekly Trawl
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Two guys plus sometimes-bizarre commentary on videogames and whatever else
Tycho wants to write about. Read the posts, they are as entertaining as the
comic. The oldest comic I'm still reading -- when it comments on videogames
it not only *hits* the mark but covers it in concrete and sinks it to the
bottom of the river. I'd have to turn in my gamer badge if I didn't (still)
love Penny Arcade wholeheartedly.
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A long-form speculative fiction comic. A little bit of fantasy, a little bit
of sci-fi, a little bit of police drama... The art is quite good and the
story is engaging.
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Spike's lovely near-future comic. Great art, great characters, not much happening. If you like slice-of-life comics that aren't actually about real life, definitely read this one.
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An urban fantasy set in an alternate Britain populated with animals and magic. Nicely done, and it looks like the meat of the story is just getting started!
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I actually had some of this guy's art saved on my hard-drive like... six years ago. I'm glad I found him again and I'm even more glad he's doing a comic that doesn't suck! It's an unholy merging of the fantasy/roommate genre with great art and occasionally hilarious situations.
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Cat and girl comment on everything. Clever and interesting. I love this
comic, I have no idea why it's never appeared on my link site before.
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I'm a sucker for re-told fairytales. Which is probably why I've forgiven this
comic's lack of updates for many years now.
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A gag-with-story comic about a bunch of twentysomethings and, inexplicably, a talking cactus. Funny relationship comic.
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Kinda like Lenore, but with haikus and gingerbread people.
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A story about a failed manga-style villain in a League of Villains. A snarky,
self-aware take on cliched villainy coupled with gorgeous art. I'm curious to
see where the story is going.
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An irregularly-updated gag-a-week strip set in an early-20th-century
dictatorship and populated with very cute, awful and funny characters. I'm
not generally a fan of Evil Cute Things, unless there's an entire comic of
them all being assholes to one another -- which Toy Division accomplishes with
style. On hiatus.
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As per the title. A terrifically funny comic that follows the adventures of a
community of D&D monsters. Sketchy pencil-work -- drawn by someone who
obviously knows what he's doing, but doesn't have a lot of time to actually do
it.
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Small Banner People
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One girl's life at a very odd boarding school.
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Erika Moen's fabulous journal comic. Full of farts and boobs, so not for work.
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Bob, an angry and frequently evil flower, causes chaos. Excellent local comic
that went on to hit the sorta-big-time. Mostly through Notley's relentless
labour, I think. Anyway, I wish him luck wherever the hell he's heading
now.
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Anthro high-school drama. Lovely artwork, but a few too many
characters. Enjoyable nevertheless!
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Wacky roommate comic, dark humour.
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No Banner People
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Order of Tales
A wonderful fantasy that's isn't the same old Lord of the Rings clone in disguise. A prequel to Rice Boy, which is complete and you should also read on the site.
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What Birds Know
An ongoing fantasy about three girls who discover an unusual secret in the forest. I'm dying to know what happens next!
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The Princess Planet
Corny humour at its best!
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Family Man
Dylan Meconis's new comic, detailing the lives of German werewolves in the
1700s. Beautiful art. Will probably be whisked off to a pay site just like
her other comic (...but I'm not bitter...) once she's got us by the short 'n'
curlies.
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Anders Loves Maria
A quirky relationship comic.
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Nemesis
An interesting superhero comic about a non-powered policeman trying to catch a
killer who has been targeting the superhero community. The art style is too
goofy for the subject matter, but the story is interesting.
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Nothing Better
A college-roommate comic that explores issues of religious faith. Interesting,
because the author doesn't seem to be pushing any one agenda so far.
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North World
D&D-style adventurer comic mushed together with a modern slice-of-life comic.
A guy making his living as part of an adventurer's guild returns to his home
town to stop a demon-summoner and attend his ex-girlfriend's wedding. Unique,
and works surprisingly well.
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Sequential Art
Jolly Jack's strip about a cartoonist who lives in a house with assorted anthro
animals. Your quintessential online comic strip -- four panels, roommates,
furries the occasional parody... done in a way that actually makes you want to
come back and read more. What Sluggy should've been.
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Pear-Pear
A cute, wordless comic about the lives of kitchen objects. Fun to interpret!
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WitchHound
A lovely B&W comic in the vein of League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Only on
pg. 38 after some odd years, so don't expect speedy updates.
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Friends & Exchanges
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Deathworld -- a long-running sci-fi-ish comedy comic done by a friend.
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Space fiction with girls!
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