Rookies

A small group of of like-minded young cartoonists on the rise have banded together to form Found Hat Press. Hoping to learn from each other while also expanding thier audiences, they plan on eventually venturing into self publishing, amongst other things. Several of the group’s members have been crowned champions of Strip Fight. Continue Reading →

The adorable Count Your Sheep celebrates its first hundred strips of post-toddler philosophy and late night adventures! So if you’re having trouble sleeping, come join Katie, Laurie and Ship! Continue Reading →

Just a heads up, there is a fairly new comic titled Bean at philintheblanks.com. It is a collaboration between Phil McAndrew and Stuv. We update every Friday, and so far have been getting some pretty positive feedback regarding both the story and art. Continue Reading →

Command Line Comics, the longest running ASCII comic, reaches its 200th strip, and its author shows no signs of fatigue, so, if you feel like it, go read o­ne of the weirdest things the Internet has to offer. (both in english and spanish!) Continue Reading →

Derrick Fish has been writing and drawing the adventures of his talking dog “Dandy” every day for two years now. Dandy and Company, Fish’s pet project from his grade school days, finds it’s heart in the basic story of a boy and his dog, but turns it on its ear with dashes of high action, animated illustrations and even romance to make a comic strip that's more than just another “Gag-A-Day” snore. Continue Reading →

First up this week is a new journal comic: http://www.philintheblanks.com. This is Phil McAndrew’s new website where you will be able to find his journal comic (formerly known as The Daily Phil), sketchbook, and illustrations.

Second is Eden Cafe a manga style 4-koma comic about five ordinary girls living in a ordinary town.

Also last but not least, be sure to check out the all new flash animated webcomic Briadonix. Continue Reading →

New freaky ascii webcomic Command Line Comics gets to number 100 on October 8th. You can also take a look at Pepius’ other freaky ascii comics.

Or just check out the whole website at www.iespana.es/pepius.

(In English and Spanish!) Continue Reading →

Chris Hilbig’s Vague Comics hosts two comics: Parti Animals and Fuego – both update on a semi-regular basis. Pay the man a virtual visit and check out the webcomics. Continue Reading →

Another edition of your irregular Friday Rookie Roundup. This week we point your attention to new superhero webcomic Dasien, which has a slightly manga-ish art style; Riboflavin, a comic that seems to have really evolved its artwork over its existence; and Element’s Song , which is manga-ish and furry-ish.

And a note to whoever runs the “SuperKeen!” dropdown list – lots of broken sites and no-longer updating webcomics on it. Holy 404s Bat-dude!! Continue Reading →