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I read the following comics, so you should too. They rock. A lot. M-hmm.

Please note that not all of these comics are 'kid/work safe'.
Just assume they're not, I'm too lazy to mark them.

10k Commotion: It's about people who play DDR, but it's funny and interesting, too.

8-Bit Theatre: Ah, the requisite Sprite Comic. 8-Bit theatre is very often funny.

As If!: I adore As If! The art is absolutly stunning, the characters are quirky, funny, and you end up really caring about them. Mmmm. Oh, and it's about teenagers in the eighties.

Avalon High: Ah, one of my first comics. Highschool kids and stuff.

Bookwyrms: It's about librarians. Sort of.

Boy Meets Boy: If the title isn't obvious enough for you, BMB is mainly about boys who like boys.

The Castings: Very interesting fantasy story with beautiful art, to boot.

College Roomies From Hell!: Hehehe. I love this comic. It's funny, and witty, but has it's share of dramatic moments. So cute.

Diesel Sweeties: Does this count as a sprite comic? Er.. anyway, it's mostly just weird, but I keep coming back for more.

Errant Story: You know... I don't know what this is about. But I like it. Huh.

Exploitation Now: No longer updating, but an interesting story, if a bit naughty.

Girly: Ahh! It's so cute, I don't mind waiting for Wendy to come back. A little zany, though.

It's Walky!: Eee! I lovvvve It's Walky! About roommates and aliens and people and stuff. Mmm.

MAC Hall: MAC Hall is visually stunning and usually leaves me laughing. About college kids who do... collegey stuff.

Mall Monkeys: Mall Monkeys is actually only funny some of the time, but it makes me laugh usually. About people at a mall.

MegaTokyo: Find me someone who hasn't at least heard of MegaTokyo, and I'll describe it to them.

Mixed Myth: Great story, pretty art, etc. About a party of people and some dragon thing. Hmm.

MNEMESIS: It went pay for the archives, I'm afraid, but it's another story about people living after death.

No Need For Bushido: Set in some earlier era of Japan, NNFB is... quirky.

Okashina Okashi/Strange Candy: Speaking of quirky! I don't know how long I've been reading this, but its a comic that spoofs popular anime/Japanese things and still manages to hold a story in its own right.

Penny Arcade: As with MegaTokyo, I'm sure people know about this comic. Very... popular.

PvP: This one, too, is popular, but perhaps less so? It's office AND game humour. Yay.

Real Life: It's a comic about.. Greg. And people. More gaggy than a lot of 'mics I read.

RPG World: Fun, funny parody of gaming that, like OO, also has an interesting story to support the jokes.

Road Waffles: Very... violent and weird. Dark, sick humour, and yet I like it.

Sexy Losers: Hah! I'm eighteen so I can so link this. It's not a pornographic comic, per say, but it does involve sex. Funny, funny sex. Sometimes(usually?) twisted and wrong, but funny.

Sinfest: Sinfest explores the deeper thoughts of life without feeling too heavy. Nice.

Sluggy Freelance: Sluggy! Nobody who reads comics should be without Sluggy. That's all that matters. Oh, and it's good.

Something Positive: S*P is... disturbing, snarky, and still funny. It's a comic with a hairless boneless pink cat who says 'murr' and looks disturbingly cute as the guy from A Clockwork Orange... what's not to love?

Sparkling Generation Valkyrie Yuuki: I still miss The Jar! But since this by the same person I get the same pretty art and funny moments... but a little more cohesive. Not really a magical girl comic. Really.

Twelve Dragons: Oh my. Listed under naughty at Sexy Losers, this comic is a bit blatant when nudity is involved, but hot damn! Engrossing story and art to absolutly wet yourself over.

Venus Envy: I hate that Venus Envy is at the bottom of the list because I'm alphabetically-minded. This is a comic about a transgendered(is that the right term?) MtF(that's male to female, so I can feel cool) and a lot of the things she goes through. Poor Erin.



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