A good webcomic may include lengthy arcs of world-significant action; Freefall has certainly had its share of that. But I must say it's nice to see a few strips of Florence playing with her boyfriend's dog.

I have another webcomic recommendation to make.

Power Ballad, by Molly Brooks, is a romantic comedy (involving a couple of lesbians, if that matters to you). It's also a superhero comic - or, at least, it features a costumed vigilante. It's sweet, and funny, and complete - 26 rather long pages. I've added Ms. Brooks to my Twitter Funny bookmark ( Read more... )

Why did Charlie Brown not ask Schroeder to hold the football for him?

David Malki's comic "Wondermark" is kind of hit or miss for me, but I rather like the last panel, in particular, of the latest strip.

I'm doing an archive trawl of Three Panel Soul, and I find it kind of charming. I like this strip quite a bit.

I've been reading the rather off-beat webcomic How to Be a Werewolf for some time now. I enjoy it; it currently features a) an established werewolf pack, bound by werewolf tradition and law; b) a young and unattached female werewolf, who doesn't like it and is avoiding entanglement with the pack; and c) a group of rogue werewolves, ill-trained and ( Read more... )

Mark Stanley has been drawing Freefall since 1998, for most of that time on a three-strips-per-week schedule ( Read more... )

The latest EGS strip really tickled me ( Read more... )

Courtesy of Jim Henley on File 770, a vignette about man's best friend. I'd say the cartoonist nailed it.

Sometimes I think I sort of understand "Octopus Pie". Then Meredith goes and does something like this.

(I understand and appreciate the sentiment, but it's just kind of surreal....)