Month: September 2003

Actually I made that headline up. But do check out R Stevens other site where he posts non-Diesel Sweeties webcomics, including this one about Wink Hauntlie: Ghost About Town. Continue Reading →

After a mind-numbingly long hiatus of nearly six months and several false starts, Brad Hawkins’ Monkey Law has returned to the internet with a Monday-Wednesday-Friday schedule and tons of simian fun! Continue Reading →

A comic from Al Franken’s book, “Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them” is now online at Buzzflash.

The Gospel of Supply Side Jesus, by Al Franken and artist Don Simpson is 11 pages of poltically-charged humor (obviously your mileage may vary depending on personal political point of view…) Continue Reading →

Straight outta Scotland comes this new journal comic entry from David Hogg.

If you fancy reading about the daft stuff that happens to a 24 year old designer from Glasgow, Scotland take a look! It would be great if you guys could let me know what you think. Continue Reading →

Another edition of the genre-busting Femme Noir, “An Eye For A Spy,” by the Crimeboss and Joe Staton, is now posted at Supernatural Crime. Continue Reading →

The Gods of Arr-Kelaan has reached the one year mark of posting on the web. With the beginning of issue 11 of TGAK, Chuck Rowles is bringing in Steve Rowles, his brother, to alleviate Chuck’s workload and improve the final pages.

So go visit the Gods of Arr-Kelaan, and learn what a REAL god of Alcohol is like. TGAK updates twice a week. Continue Reading →

Todd and Penguin pays tribute to Calvin and Hobbes with today’s comic, which serves as a plea to Bill Watterson to come back to comics. Sure, he’ll probably never see it, but one can dream, can’t they? Continue Reading →

Digitalfear.com is a new webcomic site featuring the work of Mark Bernal. A preview of his new webcomic Kingdom of Fools has just been posted. Kingdom of Fools originally started as a self published comic but will be finished as a webcomic.

Digital Fear will mainly publish strange science fiction and bizarre fantasy stories. The site contains a gallery of Bernal’s art (new art added everyday) and two short stories “Odd Tales” and “Pop Goes the Weasel” which are available using the Bitpass micropayment system. Each story is available for 15 cents apiece. Continue Reading →

An informative interview with Scott Kurtz by Alex Dueben of Ninth Art. Kurtz is the creator of Player Vs Player, one of the most consistently popular webcomics published in this century. Continue Reading →