So I've discovered Minus. It is a webcomic about an omnipotent little girl. Not just omnipotent in the realm of her imagination, but literally and absolutely omnipotent--she rewrites history, founds civilizations, bends reality, and pulls celestial bodies out of their place at a whim. And yet she goes through all the typical experiences of being a ( Read more... )

Now, it usually goes without saying that Jesus is awesome.

However, sometimes the point deserves to be made with ass-kicking clarity.

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Like dating at Oberlin, but with slightly more intelligence.

...okay, with a lot more intelligence.

Gotta love that center panel.

Dresden Codak is smarter than I am. All the philosophical thought-provokingness of One Over Zero, with 4i times the absurdity! Would be the most overwhelmingly pretentious webcomic ever were it not for the fact that it is actually as intellectual as it aspires to be ( Read more... )

My journal has been so geeky lately, it makes me sick. But I couldn't help but post this:

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11:28 AM: I hate words.
11:30 AM: I love words.

What changed my mind? This strip.

Tagline: "In New York, no one can hear you scream."

Possibly the best thing about this strip: There are hundreds of jokes you could make about an Alien and a Predator being roommates--the concept is a comedy gold mine--and the strip deliberately avoids all of them. This webcomic is about New York.

...well, except for the one strip I'm linking to ( Read more... )

and then Mike the Vomacka showed me DiggerPowerful black-and-white art, fascinatingly bizarre characters, a gripping storyline, and arseloads of tongue-in-cheek references to geology and obscure religions. And it's about an agnostic wombat. And dead gods. And a wide-eyed silhouettey thing that eats shadows ( Read more... )

So the best webcomic storyline evar just finished today. And surprise of surprises, it was not from Dominic Deegan (which is usually way ahead of the pack in terms of plot and character), but from the cult anti-humor strip AchewoodI've learned to expect nothing from Achewood--that strip is about as predictable as a room full of schizophrenics--but ( Read more... )