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My website for all the free content by me you can possibly want, and maybe less!	Jason Turner is one of the premiere web comickers in my book, and my book is pretty thick.	Pokey makes so little sense, yet he does it in such interest and brilliant ways! I laugh every time.	Little Johnny A.'s been entertaining me with his witty comics and unique art style for years now. One of the first web artists I paid attention to, and still one of the best.	Required reading by people who are in to web comics. Seriously, if you haven't read it yet, there may be fines involved. It varies from state to state.
Home of many of my favorite creators' discussion forums.	Aimo - Freelance illustrator and comic artist extraordinaire.	Besides being a great artist, Faith Erin hicks also has a fine appreciation of Mel Brooks.	He's my friend, he'd make a good muppet for the right lady - he's Mohamed.	Webcomics news, interviews, and an occasional column from me to boot.
Fine artisans of various types all herded together by my good friend Lisa "Lord I'm trying to be the shepherd" Schoop.	Alison and her mighty hoard of cute things and quick wits.	Great art style, and I especially enjoy the cyberpunk comics.	Making people suffer and cry since 1999. Open daily.	Home of the most interesting assortment of comics I have yet to find.
Graphic Smash - The pursuit of the finest action oriented webcomics. A Modern Tales sister site.	Jenn Manley Lee's comics and artwork, and a terrific tutorial on how she works.	Jen Wang creates many beautiful things. Strings Of Fate is one of them.	A sketch blog where people more talented than me go to post breathtaking reminders of how much I suck.	Gorgeous. Amazing. Spectacular. There isn't a song this band has made that I didn't absolutely adore and listen to ridiculous amounts of times.
A website I designed for the Arizona Speech and Hearing Association.	Derek Kirk Kim - easily one of the nicest, most talented guys in webcomics. He makes the kind of comic I want to read every time.	I think this was the first online comic I got into that wasn't a gag strip. Still going strong, and a heck of a nice creator behind it to boot.	I remember when this was just a glimmer in Joey Manley's eye. I'm completely tickled it's gone as well as it has.	Comics geared toward the ever increasing female webcomics audience. Guys can like 'em too!
If you don't read Paradigm Shift already, then you should do some deep soul searching as to why. Then click this link and read it!	Cat Garza. Cat. Der Caterschnitzel. Cataramaaaa. Caaaaat.	A site I developed for a great friend who happens to be an exceptional musician. Come listen to the nocturnal stylings of Minga.	MSN Zone is where I play most of my online games nowadays. I personally recommend Cubis and Word Mojo.	Goats wasn't the first online comic I ever read, but it was the first I became a fan of. Still am, too.
This is the parent company I work for as a Webmaster. I designed the look of their site and the layout of most of what you can see without a login and password.	I also am Webmaster for United Systems Software. I designed virtually every aspect of this site, right down to the product logos and whatnot.	Drew Weing. Comic creator extraordinaire. I can't say enough good things about this guy.	The guru. The master. The one who we call... Scott. Because that's his name.	This is a site that has a comic, but I don't know that the comic is all that important. In fact, I'm not really sure why I am entertained by this site, other than the fact that I just am.
It's the old bear meets panda bear meets psychic octopus meets evil space aliens story. I think...	Other than the brilliance and massive amounts of entertainment potential, there is really nothing to enjoy about Jason Shiga.	Michael Moore makes me giddy and scared out of my wits all at once, all the time.	There is something about this comic that just makes it great. It totally belongs in the newspapers syndicated, right next to Get Fuzzy and Fox Trot in the corner of the comics page called "the good stuff".	Skinny Panda is like a breath of fresh air, only with a panda. Who is skinny. And not updated often enough, darnit!
Who knew a chipmunk and a lizard could be so amusing. It seems both warm and cold blooded creatures can be downright sarcastic and smarmy.	This comic starts out mediocre in terms of funny and art, but it picks up more funny and art with every click on the next button, and now it's not just funny, it's also greatly satisfying.	A great three part audio piece on the history of Iraq, by Public Radio International. Can't know the players without a program!	I've just rediscovered this comic, which I used to laugh at on a regular basis. And hey, I still do!	I wandered from WIGU when it became a completely different comic, but Jeffrey's 24 hour comic attempt caught my interest and brought me back into the fold. Good stuff.
Besides being one of the better journal comic artists out there, Kean's other comic stories are consistently entertaining and often daring.	Phenomenal, completely unique artwork with good stories and talented writing.	Normally I veer away from cartoons online and stick to just comics. I will make an exception for Making Fiends. Amazing stuff, could easily be the next South Park if discovered by the right people.	Easily the best website with stories about muffins I have seen on the internet. I especially recommend the Muffin Tree and Bluebirds in Spring.	Funky little twisted comic about things that resemble hamsters. Or, bears? Anyway, the humor is superb.