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I've always had a fondness for Brain Fist and now that the end has come it would be an entertaining experience rove through the arc...

I have a certain fascination with idiocy, I relish tricksters and magic and the only webcomics that have ever really drawn me in are the ...

The threads are starting to stitch together: to the few perverts who don't consider Megatokyo a requirement for life (Don't worr...

I have many habits, smoking, drinking and swearing at cats in Hebrew are amongst them, within the context of this blog my worst habit is r...

Ghastly's Ghastly Comic was the never the most subtle of strips but within its genre (tentacle-pleasure-fiends leering at women) it ...

I'll say it then, Journal webcomics are typically utter banal rubbish, well, yeah, okay, American Elf is perhaps an exception, but I li...

I can't show you any strips from this webcomic as the site as been disabled. In effect I'm writing a eulogy for this strip. It was ...

"I don't know if I love him or despise him; I just can't stand Death Cab for Cutie, that's why I left him, I couldn't...

The Broken Mirror is a collaboration between Elanor Cooper and JJ Nas, the style here is of a long term project, it feels far more of a ...

Garrick is a vampire hunter in Zero hunters , the genre requires hunted and hunted in the same manner a zombie flick is typically a badly d...

One small addition to realism in webcomics I've been looking at is The Trip , less than twenty pages in its interest is in the use of ph...

One strip that has impressed me is the equivalent of a webcomic short-story, the one-shot, Circuit breaker , takes the spaces were divide o...

Cyberpunk has always been at the edges of sci-fi, usually more politicised than the average space opera, typically they are attempts at di...

I have a reprehensible relationship with kitsch and cute things, part of me yearns for gothic monochrome the other part desires I buy a line...

Popcorn Picnic is possibly the first 'Cinema strip' to impress me, it's wordy and doesn't just focus on the standard geek-...