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thinks that what's on these pages is worth your time to visit. If you'd
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Great online comics
- goats: the comic strip by Jon Rosenberg stars
a guy named Jon, his friend Philip, the hedonist goat Toothgnip and the satanist
chicken Diablo. Clever and original.
- Bobbins Online comes from the land over the
pond, where elevators are lifts and hamburgers eat people. John Allison's art and
humor are top-notch. Check out what happened when
Sean and Bernie visited!
- User Friendly is geeky, but we mean that
in a good way. Anyone who actually has emotional attachment to words like
"Slackware" or "Debian" either already reads this strip, or desperately needs to.
- Avalon is about a high
school student named Ceilidh. Ceilidh is the Gaelic word for "I brought
my fiddle and a two-four of beer, did you remember to pick up the
Captain Morgan?" (Or, at least, that's how Doug remembers it being
used where he grew up.) It's things like this that make Kat want to
go to Canada.
- When I Grow Up is about
talking donkeys, television journalism, pyrokinesis, and sexual tension.
Even though it's funny, it still doesn't make either of us want to go
to Oklahoma. (And it's ended its run, alas...)
- But where When I Grow Up ends, Project
THINGY begins! Follow the adventures of WIGU's Neal Wyckoff
as he joins a secret organization so secret, nobody remembers what THINGY
stands for.
- Smoke and Mirrors
Entertainment is just part of the thriving Saskatoon comics and
animation scene. And they're genuinely nice guys, too.
- The Falling Dream is answering America's
craving for single-panel comics featuring round people with ill-fitting pants. It's
also a punster's delight.
- Funny Farm by Ryan Smith stars a
talking dog, a talking cat, a talking bird, and two things that talk that are animals
of some sort. Don't let that turn you off; it's still better than many strips featuring
an all-human cast.
- Bruno by Chris Baldwin is funny
and poignant and sometimes hits far too close to home. It's a single panel in the
wide newspaper format, and the fact that it's not in your local paper right now is
a crime.
- Superosity is Chris Crosby's autobiography,
unless he's been lying all along and really hasn't travelled through time with
a talking board to prevent his brother from destroying the world.
- Scott Bateman once played the Sun in a play
about the Solar System. These days, he draws political cartoons, and they're
funny as hell.
- Bob The Angry Flower (no relation) is
by a guy whose username is "snotley". What more do you need to know? Okay, okay,
it's also surreal and clever and has great artwork.
- Red Meat (from the secret files of Max Cannon)
is sick. Utterly, twistedly, indelibly sick. And you'll laugh your head off.
- Bob 'n' Ed is
about Bob. He's a loser. Ed's a loser too. Irregularly updated but worth the wait.
- Absurd Notions by Kevin Pease
is about people who gather around a table for some gaming. Got fond memories of
B1: Keep on the Borderlands? So does Kevin.
- Freefall: furries in space.
- PvP is gaming.
If you've drooled over Diablo, questioned your addiction
to Quake, or waxed nostalgic for Asteroids, this is the comic for you.
- Penny Arcade are just
a pair of damned commercial shills. Just ask them.
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