http://garfieldminusgarfield.tumblr.com/

garfield in infinitely funnier if you take garfield out of it.

Along the same lines.... it turns out that random Nietzsche quotes improve Family Circus a great deal.

Hey -- maybe you guys could help me out. I was reading a webcomic a couple of months ago, reading through months of it. My robo-boss came by and I had to close the link. I meant to get back to it, but with one thing and another, I lost the url.

It was about hell, or the afterlife. The main characters were kids, in the form of skeletons, ghosts, succubi, zombies, etc. The plotline I was reading involved them volunteering as candystripers at the local hospital (where the newly dead are "born", dontchaknow).

Does this ring a bell to anyone?

PS: It's really cold in Minneapolis.

Kar-tun Krisez

I know the artist. I can neither confirm, nor deny, which, if any characters are based in any way on me.

It's hard for me to gain traction on a webcomic where the banners are so big you can't see even a tiny part of the comic without scrolling. (Yeah, I'm lazy. Sue Me.)

http://www.zapinspace.com/ -- Space opera, scruffy rebels vs. evil galactic empire

http://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/bonobo-conspiracy/ -- probably will be enjoyed only by math/physics nerd and/or current or former graduate teaching assistants; but what do I know?

Resurrecting a thread.....


Just discovered this gem - "Strange Planet".

Waaaait a minit...

You don't look a thing like Dude.
:eyebrow:

Heh.


While I'm in here, I might as well mention this site, that lets you keep track of when webcomics are updated: piperka.net


Unfortunately, I don't think it can handle Strange Planet, as that's just an instagram thing.

For what it's worth they're on Twitter, too. Strange Planet isn't really a traditional web comic--it only came into existence and skyrocketed to popularity a couple months ago. They're not online in a dedicated website format because he's trying to sell a book...