| Comic: Wally and Osborne |
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| Proving once again that penguins are nature's stand-up comics. Kick ass. |
| Comic: Better You Than Me |
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| Thanks Michelle! |
| Comic: Cat and Girl |
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| Truely a comic for all hipsters/creative types. If the big top guns out there are the "pizza and soda" of webcomics, C&G is a rare delicacy. Definitely an aquired taste. |
| Comic: Wapsi Square |
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| One of my top three favorite comics/artists. Paul Taylor rocks the house and breathes life into the field. |
| Comic: Sexy Losers |
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| Nice to see SL updateing again. My favorite guilty pleasure comic. |
| Comic: Is It Con Yet? |
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| William Sebree's artwork deserves attention and give the comic an emphasized thumbs up. Wicked. |
| Comic: Suburban Tribe |
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| John Lee really tells his stories masterfully and has managed to cultivate a group of characters that I find extremely interesting. He also cares more about his craft than easily 90% of the comic that this site ranks above him. Thumbs up from Indiana. |
| Comic: Random Assembly |
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| Sam's humor is adorable and her wit subtly pulls the rug out from under you, then she draws a comic about it. And I'm not saying this because we're buddies, it's why we became buddies. |
| Comic: F.A.R.T.S. |
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| I couldn't stop laughing, and then I started reader her comics. Alex has put together something special. |
| Comic: 8-bit Theatre |
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| indeed a perl before sprite comic swine |
| Comic: Overcompensating |
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| fucking brilliant. viva le Rowland! |
| Comic: Diesel Sweeties |
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| the god of pixel comics, and keeper of my soul. |
| Comic: Bored and Evil |
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| fantastic comic, and chock full of the pop culture refferences I loveingly remember from childhood. |
| Comic: Beaver and Steve |
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| wow, great comic! one of the best shifts at work I've had, reading through the archive. |
| Comic: Able and Baker |
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| hilarious and thought provoking! a furiously humorful romp through the minds of a monkey and a sheep. |
| Comic: Calvin and Hobbes |
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| a piece of history man, unparalleled artwork with writing that never ceases to be funny. |
| Comic: Combustible Orange |
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| genius artwork and manic writing, I was crying outloud when this comic bit the dust, fortunately Frank will impress me with his next comic. |
| Comic: Dinosaur Comics |
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| I usually care far for for the artwork in a comic when I first read it but I can't stop reading these. I'm not even slightly annoyed that the pictures have never changed. What the hell, I mean its entertainment, pure and simple. |
| Comic: Creatures in My Head, The |
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| Fantastic artwork. I don't remember how I first found this comic but I's been a joy to read again. Really professional. |
| Comic: Biscuits for Breakfast |
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| funny, but is that character supposed to be Homestar Runner? |
| Comic: Chronicles of Garas |
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| oh god. is there more? make more now! artwork...too...good....can't....v ocal....properly. |
| Comic: Wulffmorgenthaler's Daily Comic Strips |
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| wow, really great artwork and desturbingly funny. |
| Comic: Bob the Angry Flower |
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| Fantastic cartooning, fantastic comic. Five fuckin' stars. |
| Comic: Errant Story |
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| I was a huge fan of Exploitation now and I've been following Errant Story since it began. I've never been bored or dissapointed. |
| Comic: Goats: The Comic Strip |
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| some of the best writing I've ever seen in a webcomic. On my list of top ten favs, I read through the archive in one weekend. granted i didn't sleep much and i smelled pretty funky. I have no regrets! |
| Comic: Angst Technology |
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| I'm an old fan of Angst Tech but new to this comics list. I was sad to see one of it's sibling comics bite it, but as a bonus I get angst 5 days a week now. Huzzah! |
| Comic: COMMISSIONED |
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| Wow! I lOVE the artwork here. And the strip is hilarious. Five freakin' stars, baby. |
| Comic: Boy on a Stick and Slither |
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| I could not stop reading through the Archive, and this strip easily made it into my daily reading routine. |
| Comic: Bob The Squirrel |
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| Fantastic artwork! and it's got squirrels. SQUIRRELS! |
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