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The Mr. Chuck
Show- Hilarious. My biggest complaint is that I don't have a
complaint about it. Update Monday-Thursday |
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Melonpool
- One of the first web comics I began reading, and still one of the
best. I love the artwork and cutsie sci-fi humor. |
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Superosity
- I think I get more daily laughs out of this strip than any other.
Chris is a talented guy, his site has lots of fun stuff, including
animations. |
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Hound's
Home is a very funny look at high school life. It's probably
just like your high school, only the most popular kid is not a kid, it's a
monkey. (In my high school it was a zebra) Updated everyday
for my and your amusements. |
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A
gaming strip that can veer off in many funny directions. Besides the
high-quality color comics updated M-W-F, Tycho and Gabe provide a resource
for gaming news and reviews. This site is a must-see for all gamers. |
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Nukees -
This is my kind of techy\college humor. Very well written and very
funny |
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Down to
Earth - Great concept. How can you go wrong when God himself
battles the devlish underworld for comic laughs. |
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Avalon -
Very nice storytelling and often quite humorous. This one will grow
on you once you start reading it. I've found myself returning every
day. |
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You've
got your chickens, your aliens, your beer drinking womanizers, and of
course you've got a goat. Obviously this is a great comic.
Lots of info on beer too, which is always good. |
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After
a temporary hiatus, Krazy Larry is back! Funnier than ever and full
color M-F. Definitely worth checking out. Excellent artwork. |
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What
can I say, I'm a sucker for cute knife wielding bunny strips |
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Todd
Gail has two, count them TWO quality strips/panels - just like me!
Check them both out. Both have original subjects and are
entertaining. I've found Free Pie (done with Brian Canny)
consistently funny for a couple of months now since I first read it.
Space Monkey is relatively new, uses repeated art, doesn't have much to do
with space (the main character doesn't even speak as far as I know) - but
is cleverly done and funny. |
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This
is a very professional and funny new strip to the web. It's
currently published in the U. of Maryland' s The Diamondback. In
1999, it was runner-up for the Charles M. Schulz Award, an award
that honors outstanding college cartoonists. |
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Promising
new strip about 3 characters who seem to be transported between different
dimensions. The portal where this all takes place just happens to be
a pub. Check it out to see how the story unfolds |
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One
of the most consistently funny single-panel strips on the web.
Updates M-W-F. |
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Jeremy- I
couldn't believe it when I came across this strip. It deals with
young Frankenstein's and elementary school like mine, but yet it has a
much different feel to it. Much more twisted than my own, and definitely
worth a look. Most weird of all, the author has the same last name
as me! |
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This comic has
been consistently funny for years. It showcases a cast of least 100,
with none better than Sid. It also has great artwork by Bud
"Bo" Grace. Formerly known as Ernie |
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Also
consistently funny over a long period of time. I would have thought
the underwater setting storylines would have "dried up" quickly,
but it just goes to show you how creative Jim Toomey is |
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This newly
syndicated strip shows a lot of promise. I don't normally go for
relationship strips because I haven't found one I thought was funny, but
what I've read of Ted Dawson's strip looks to prove me wrong. Also
some nice clean artwork. |
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The first thing that
attracted me to Frank Cho's comic was the graphic-novel type artwork that
he manages to squeeze into the confines of a daily strip. It's truly
amazing sometimes, and to me makes the strip all the more funnier. I
also give him credit for getting better at the storylines over the past
year or so. His strip is one I find seems to be getting funnier with
age. Also be sure to check out his regular newsletters.
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The
best description of this site is their own, some very nice web art and
comics ..."Violent
and wicked artwork. Blood drenched web cartoons. Strange comic strips.
Comicbook contests. If that's what you're looking for, you've come to the
right place. Welcome to Happy Shadows Press." |
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Insight
Studios is home to a collection of artists producing work in many
electronic mediums. Each artist is excellent, and many examples of
their work is here. Among those in residence are Frank Cho of
"Liberty Meadows", who you'll discover can draw much more than
cute talking animals |
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