| Comic: American Elf |
| James Kolchalka's daily journal comic. |
| Comic: Daisy Owl |
| Comic about Cooper, Daisy, Mr. Owl, and Steve. Daisy is a person, and Mr. Owl is her father. Daisy is adopted. |
| Comic: Drunk Elephant Comics |
| It’s all about the drunken misadventures of a little elephant named Hank. It’s going to be updating twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays and will be ongoing for the foreseeable future. Also, I don’t think it needs to be said, but just in case: this isn’t really for kids (but it is still work safe)! |
| Comic: Nedroid Picture Diary |
From Author: I am a parrot who has learned how to use a computer. This site is updated irregularly but frequently, usually at least two or three times a week.
From John Martz @ Drawn: Anthony Clark’s Nedroid Picture Diary remains one of my favourite webcomics comics ever. It is a comic strip about friendship more than anything else, and manages to be adorably sweet without being cloying, and remain consistently hilarious. |
| Comic: She Died in Terrebonne |
| She Died In Terrebonne is a year-long mystery set in rural Oregon in the 1970s. It updates every Thursday at noon. It is written by Kevin Church and drawn by T.J. Kirsch. |
| Comic: The Loneliest Astronauts |
From author: Astronauts Dan and Steve are stuck in a distant alien solar system, the last survivors of a mission that went horribly wrong and left the rest of their ten-strong crew dead. They’re light years from home on an airless moon, living on carefully-rationed supplies, and unable to contact Earth. The worst part of all this? They hate each other’s guts.
The Loneliest Astronauts will be updated weekly, on Tuesdays. |
| Comic: Waimea |
| Waimea is a serialized-biweekly graphic novel that tells the story of three people who find themselves living under unusual circumstances in Hawaii. It is written by Kevin Church and drawn by Mike Dake, and each segment will be between five and seven pages long. |
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