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I do so love XKCD. Webcomics for brainiacs. Nothing better.
Dave Kellett always brings the laughs
These Noel Collection iPhone protectors are amazingly sweet-looking.
Cherie Priest has a steampunk novelette up at Subterranean Press
Elliptical Arguments for the mathematically inclined.
The Flowfield Unity » Archive » Invade we trust.
This right here is exactly why I want to ultimately draw on paper every comic I hope to be doing in the near future – and always why Dave Kellet recommends in How To Make Webcomics having original artwork. Plus, there’s just something extremely satisfying about drawing with pencil and inking by hand that just can’t be [...]
I’ve been perusing the archives for a variety of webcomics in the last couple of weeks, and I’ve seen a wide range of site designs for these comics ranging from abysmal to superb. There are two things I’ve come across that annoy the bejeebers out of me:
‘About’ pages that don’t actually tell you anything about either [...]
Two of my favorite webcomics are xkcd and Irregular Webcomic. I’ve got quite a few webcomics plugged into Google Reader, but these two stand head and shoulders above all the others. The primary reason is because they are intelligent comics, relying on a brand of humor that appeals to the mind rather than relying on [...]
If you thought that there was no enjoyment to be found in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, then you were wrong. Darths & Droids is a funny little webcomic created by a group of talented folks that restructures this movie tragedy into a table-top RPG with plenty of snark and humor. It’s a [...]