That would be a pretty miserable combination, actually.

Hooray for singing illustrators!

Online cartoonists and evil alien warlords have a lot in common, really.

O brave new world, that has such appliances in’t!

I don’t know if the world’s ready for a documentary about webcomics, but it looks like it’s coming all the same.

Sssip.

I need to come up with something good for this (link leads to a .pdf file).

It’s comics like this one that lead me to reflect on what an odd person I am.

It’s like a webcomic sampler platter.

I truly laughed out loud at some of these comics, which doesn’t happen very often.

This is the first time I’ve ever had a made-up song get stuck in my head.

It’s been a long couple of days, hence the late comic. Sorry!

Yes.

Personally, I’ve got nothin’ against the stuff.

It’s certainly unique. And dig that bonnet.

It seems like I’m linking to one of Ryan Estrada’s comics every few weeks.

Perhaps you will find the viewing of this day’s fine comic exceedingly pleasurable.

I doubt I could do in 24 days what this guy did in 24 hours.

Been awhile, hasn’t it?

(Bubble-free version here)

Nobody rides for free.

Sometimes, it’s hard to tell.

Seven cartoonists, one story.

Today’s Free Comic Book day (another noteworthy holiday)! It’s also free Girlamatic day, so enjoy it while it lasts.

Some things are best left to the imagination.

There should be some sort of special internet holiday calendar that would remind people of momentous days such as today (Online Comics Awareness Day) and tomorrow (No Pants Day).

Since the voting reward dealie seems to be down, the dialogue-free version of today’s comic is here.

Maybe I should get in on this.

Also, Foxtrot is splendiferous.

I have so worked in a photo booth.

These two put the noble in “noble failure”. Or something like that.

So far, this webcomic is a little like “Frosty the Snowman” and “Charlotte’s Web” smooshed together.