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• #End
A comedy series twisting anime, games, real-life issues, and the haphazard life of college.
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• 000 Platoon
Parody of army comic strips, created by Olaf Deitrich.
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• 2-D
Galleries of characters and cartoons. Includes an archive.
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• 20 Kph
About college roommates dealing with daily annoyances. By Mark Edwards.
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• 20XX: A Sprite Oddesy
A fusion of sprites from multiple nintendo games into new story lines.
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• 24fps
A film critic, his porn-obsessed roommate, and their friend the artist. By Chris Ward and Stephanie Burrows.
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• 52 Timil Deeps
Three gay couples and their families and friends. Includes episodes, character information, and gift shop. [Requires Flash and PDF reader]
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• 6:35
Weekly strip about college friends, by Stef Pulford.
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• 8 1/2 by Eleven
The website of Lucas Teodoro da Silva, featuring a webcomic which follows the lives of a small group of university students living in Vancouver, Canada.
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• 9 Chickweed Lane
A lighthearted treatment of three generations of women at work, in school and with men.
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• 9 to 5
Daily panel.
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• A Complete Waste of Time
The tales of a high schooler with a disturbing sense of humor.
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• A Daily Comic
View over 100 web & syndicated comics. Save your Favorites to your "ComicBox" for easy viewing. Free of charge to view.
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• A Guy Walks into a Bar
Comic panels based upon puns by Dave Banko.
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• A Perfect World
Weekly panel cartoon by Linda Causey, with archive.
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• A Softer World.
Weekly webcomic and a collection of subversive resumes.
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• A Triangle Morning
Comics and animation featuring stick figures. Simply funny.
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• A.P.E. Force
An elite squad of apes fights crime in Jungletown in this weekly action-humor strip by Marcus Shockley and Kirk Siee.
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• AAUGH.com Peanuts Book Guide
A guide to the hundreds of books devoted to Charles M. Schulz and his characters.
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• Abandon All
This hell-inspired webcomic features a forum and an RSS feed.
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• Absurd Notions
College graduates with varying personalities facing reality. Archive, FAQ, merchandise, character profiles, and message board.
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• Academia Nuts
Daily comic strip by Huw Williams, previously in the Purdue Exponent about life at University. Site features a daily strip with an archive, a set of character profiles and creator information.
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• Acelex
A guy who has just graduated from university and is looking for a job, a life and a girlfriend. But since he's dopey, clumsy and cheeky, unexpected things happen on the way.
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• Achewood
A cartoon of modern life as lived by a retarded otter, an alcoholic tiger, and two bears.
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• Addydaze
A web comic about raising a family. Features an archive.
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• Adgrunts
A webcomic about advertising, pop culture, and office supplies.
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• Adventure Burrito
An odd strip about a fedora-wearing burrito with a penchant for adventure, by Christian Fernandez.
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• Adventures in Hell
Online comic parodying the Hellraiser series, by Magen Walton and John Martin.
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• Adventures of Grim
Offer dark and light humor. Features old style, new style, about artist and gallery of drawings.
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• Adventures of Joe Johnson
An Australian serial comic harking back to the 1930's.
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• Adventures of Joe Johnson
Starring a kangaroo and his various quests to find lost pirate treasure, invent various contraptions, or save his friends and his hometown of Snakebite-Gully.
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• Adventures of Suckerman
College comics by Ross Beeley (from the University of California Newspaper). With games and Quicktime movies.
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• Advicecomics.com
A sampling by Greg Zeigerson. Includes a profile, introduction and favorites.
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• Aford T. Turtle
This strip by Aaron Riddle follows the adventures of a turtle and his forest pals. Archived comics, merchandise for sale.
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• Aftervision.com
Sprite comics in a forum format.
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• Ainox Comics
Home to the adventures of the Nuclear Onion and the Atomic Pea. Original cartoons, requires Flash.
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• Airtoons
Cartoons based on actual airplane safety instruction pictures. By Taber. Regularly updated.
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• Al Capp and Li'l Abner
Biographical essay on Capp, profiles of his main characters, and books for sale; by Denis Kitchen, who edited the collected volumes.
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• Alabaster City
Conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that life is absurd, no matter how hard we try to make sense of it.
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• Albert
Features the cartoon, a blog, FAQ, and tales. By Slim Palmer.
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