| Comic: Chainsawsuit |
| Kris Straub, author of Starslip Crisis, draws this when he gets too drunk or something. Greatness abounds. |
| Comic: Chronicles of Avernyght, The |
| (From the website): Avernyght is the planet on which a series of stories is being based. As far as we know the stories will all be in comic form. Not all by myself but some by NJ and other people. Writers and artists differing. |
| Comic: Cooties |
| A bunch of kids dealing with school, friends, parents, the opposite sex, and the occasional alien invasion. Rated G. |
| Comic: Dadmocracy |
| A weekly comic about fatherhood, politics, and other cool stuff. Updates every Thursday. By Nick Perkins |
| Comic: Dreamleak |
| Dreamleak follows the happenings of a disenchanted young girl as she unwittingly stumbles into someone else's recurring dream. |
| Comic: Fishman |
| A fish out of water, literally. |
| Comic: Gothy |
| Gothy is back! by Jack Carter of Webcomic Asylum |
| Comic: Home by Seven |
| Sam's daydreams of heroism get her into trouble. By David Fults |
| Comic: Life Sucks |
| Adventures in slacking with Mack, Leo, and Barker |
| Comic: Off Kilter Comics |
| By Jack Carter (of Gothy McGee and Webcomic Asylum), laying out the wackiness in his head for all to see. |
| Comic: Rip Haywire |
| A contemporary adventure hero in the classic mold. Rip is a brave, handsome man of honor who lives only for dangerous thrills. Rip earns his living as a soldier of fortune, treasure hunter, and occasional rescuer of mistreated pets. Accepting any job that reeks of danger, Rip operates in an underground fraternity of mercenaries, spies, and the usual megalomaniacal madmen bent on absolute power. Rip handles it all…whether it requires fists, charm, or the sporadic doomsday device, you can count on Rip to do the job with a minimum of planning. |
| Comic: Weird Adventures in Unemployment |
| Um...Wrigley has weird adventures during periods of unemployment. By Brandon Carr |
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