• MS Paint Adventures (Homestuck, Problem Sleuth, Jailbreak): Is it the best collaborative point-and-click text-adventure game you've never played? No! It's a webcomic.
  
• Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff: Only Andrew Hussie would run a shitty webcomic just to make silly references to it in his other webcomic.
  
• Questionable Content: Uber-tattooed indie rock ( Read more... )

I guess I should write about my day, huh.

(Even though it's over, and a new one has already begun. Stupid off-kilter unemployed sleep cycle.)

The Brooklyn Book Festival was pretty neat! I guess I was expecting something like a trade show or a convention, what with Brooklyn having a huge and storied literary scene, but it turns out it was both ( Read more... )

Don't tell me you've never had this dream.

Also, the cast of Battlestar Galactica spoke at a special discussion session at the U.N. and demanded an end to racism. No, I'm not kidding. Demanded. They were that badass.

"She was busted goods from the get-go, same as everyone, but I got this thing in me where I wanna step up, you know. Be the big savior. Bad habit.

Turns out people ain't things you can fix. A broken lover's like a fat guy in a suit--he's a hoot at the bar, but back at the hotel room, it ain't nothin' but mind games."

- Lyle, Achewood

Dresden Codak cartoonist Aaron Diaz's recent hourly comic mentions "Buddhist Mario," in which he plays through Super Mario World without collecting any coins, killing any enemies, or picking up any powerups (and, for that final Buddhist touch, you must walk through the goal slowly, to show humility). This was such a silly and fun-sounding idea that ( Read more... )

MS Paint Adventures: A classic Sierra-era point-and-click adventure game semi-participatory webcomic amazingly silly MS Paint monstrosity ( Read more... )

I have long suspected that Wil from Questionable Content is me. The pretentiousness, the self-doubt, the neuroticism, the Talking Epic...if you are on my friendslist, it is needless to explain.

Then I read today's comic, and all doubt was dispelled.

Oh dear. Where did I park that motorcycle?

This is love.

Before I forget!

One of my favorite online graphic novels, Rice Boy, finished a month ago. I was sad to see it end, but it just wouldn't be right if it went on forever. It's a shame that there is no actual physical book, because this is really the kind of thing that is meant to be read cover to cover (instead of day by day). If you're a fan of ( Read more... )

pear-pear: cute webcomic about a pear and a coffee cup who are friends.

Notable: all the dialogue is in hieroglyphs.

Amusing: the attention to detail in the gradually increasing tabletop clutter that comprises each strip's foreground.