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by Chris Hastings. (New Reader? Visit Archive).
Dr. McNinja is a doctor who is also a ninja. Aided by the wisdom of Batman along with his mustachioed 12-year-old sidekick Gordito Delgado, his raptor Yoshi, his assistant Judy (a gorilla), and a clone of Benjamin Franklin, McNinja fights crime and heals the sick, battling anything from pirates to ghost wizards to rare diseases that turn people into lumberjacks. |
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by Peter Tarkulich. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
Bardsworth is the story of a young man named Mike Cosley who finds a doorway in his closet that leads to another world. In this new world, he stumbles into Bardsworth University, a school that teaches magic. As Mike attends college there he befriends a cute but tempermental fairy, a sarcastic but loyal roommate, a beautiful elf girl, an energetic bard major, and a lot things he didn't bargain for. In the meantime, unbeknownst to Mike, a mysterious figure watches and makes plans for him. |
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by Adam Huber.
This webcomic is full of random hilarity. It has no storyline, just a new gag each day featuring six-inch high insects. Very funny! |
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by Esther Chuah. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
Kailin Anil is a common peasant girl who was blinded by a fever when she was six. Now, a decade later, her simple life revolves around the village, the mountains, her older brother Rune; and every once in a while, strange dreams which she can never really remember.
But then, one day, a band of soldiers shows up, and Kai' is snatched away. Now she is caught up in a game of tug of war where she's the rope. |
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Children of the Sea by Daisuke Igarashi.
"When Ruka was younger, she saw a ghost in the water at the aquarium where her dad works. Now she feels drawn toward the aquarium and the two mysterious boys she meets there, Umi and Sora. They were raised by dugongs and hear the same strange calls from the sea as she does. Sora begins investigating their strange connection to the sea. But the current research is too slow for Sora, who is lured away by with the promise of answers. This leaves Umi severely depressed, and it is up to Ruka to help her new friend find his brother. But time is quickly running out… "
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by Tim Buckley. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
Two die-hard gaming roommates and a Linux user take everyday challenges to the extreme. Ethan, the eccentric gamer with severe delusions of granduer is friendly yet dangerous. Lucas is the brains behind every operation, often keeping a close eye on Ethan and helping him out of trouble. Scott is the third roommate, not quite a gamer, but an expert with Linux, he is very rarely seen and owns a penguin. Lilah is Ethan's girlfriend... Nobody really knows how he is ABLE to get a girlfriend, but Lilah is brainy, beautiful and owns in UT2004. |
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by Sarah Nelson & Nick Stroffolino. (New Reader? Start at the Beginning).
A humorous, fantasy adventure tale about a young woman named Cwen who, fifteen years after literally being kicked from her home, returns and sets out on a quest for vengeance against her father. |
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The Dreamer by Lora Innes.
"Bea begins having vivid dreams about a brave and handsome soldier named Alan Warren--a member of an elite group known as Knowlton’s Rangers that served during the Revolutionary War. Prone to keeping her head in the clouds, Bea welcomes her nightly adventures in 1776; filled with danger and romance they give her much to muse about the next day. But it is not long before Beatrice questions whether her dreams are simply dreams or something more. Each night they pick up exactly where the last one ended. And the senses--the smell of musket shots and cannons, the screams of soldiers in agony, and that kiss--are all far more real than any dream she can remember.
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Earthsong by Crystal Yates.
"The planets are living powerful beings and the sentient species that occupy their surfaces are their children. They face a crisis when their elemental lifeblood begins to seep into the children, eventually culminizing into a soulstone which gives them great powers, but at the cost of their life and eventually that of the planets’ too. One childless planet, Earthsong, is given the task of retrieving these children from their homeworlds and bringing them to her surface where they are safe. She is given tools made of Siderean, or star, element which allow her to remove the soulstone from its host and both back to their planet of origin. Visiting children remember little of their previous lives while on Earthsong and when they return they recall only glimmers of what occurred during their time away. These individuals often build up legends and myths around their strange and fragmented memories of alien species."
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Eerie Cuties by Gisele Lagace. (New Reader? Start at the Beginning).
"Horror comedy meets cute" in this webcomic about teenage monsters that go to a very unusual high school. |
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8-Bit Theater by Brian Clevinger.
A humorous, award-winning sprite comic based on the video game Final Fantasy I.
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"Garfield Minus Garfield is a site dedicated to removing Garfield from the Garfield comic strips in order to reveal the existential angst of a certain young Mr. Jon Arbuckle. It is a journey deep into the mind of an isolated young everyman as he fights a losing battle against loneliness and depression in a quiet American suburb." |
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by Phil and Kaja Foglio. (New Reader? Start at the Beginning or read the Story So Far).
This award-winning webcomic features Agatha Clay, a young Mad Scientist (or “Spark” to be polite.) Traveling with her is Krosp I, a “failed experiment” created to be the King of the Cats. Agatha is also the last of the famous Heterodyne family—beloved heroes who disappeared under mysterious circumstances many years ago. Folk legend claims that they will someday return. |
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by Tom Siddell. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
A young girl with a mysterious past explores the secrets of her strange boarding school. |
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by Flora Li. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
"Jerlorn, an ex-knight, is due to return to Feynia after a year spent in the human realm... Only to find out that the key to his return has been lost and his princess supposedly murdered by a Daemonikhan conspiracy. While keeping an eye out for the missing key, Jerlorn finds a young girl named Ki, who searches for clues to piece back together her broken past - a young girl with more powers than either of the two realize." |
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Lackadaisy by Tracy J. Butler. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
According to Butler, "It's about a gang of tenacious (if not shady) characters running a St. Louis speakeasy in the era of Prohibition. I suppose it falls somewhere in the realm of historical fiction, parody, dark comedy, and abject nonsense."
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by Blind Ferret Entertainment. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
"There is a place, set in a reality and time unlike our own where the eating of small children is not necessarily frowned upon; where beings of extraordinary power can destroy entire villages with only "because I could" as an excuse; where families are comically torn apart and sold into slavery in exchange for powerful weapons or a really nice hat; where prophecy, magic and adventure is as common place as setting fire to, then reanimating a chipmunk into a skeletal minion (it happens more than you'd think); and where an epic journey can begin by an accident of fate. This is the world of 'Looking for Group.'" |
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by J. J. Shippen. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
"An online fantasy comic series focusing on the adventures of a sixteen year-old wannabe poet named
Charlotte ‘Charlie’ Fairfax. Finding no support or opportunity to expand her talent at home, she enrols in the mysterious Muse Academy, a deity-run school that – until now – has only been open for immortal students. But being the only mortal in a school full of immortals can be just as dangerous as it is fun.
Along the way, Charlie befriends an elf named Brigit and angels named Kipp and Mina, who serve as her greatest allies and protectors at the Academy. But such a unique and powerful school doesn't come without enemies." |
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by T Campbell and Gisele Lagace. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
"The prom queen, the class weirdo, and the bond between them that neither can explain." |
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by Sarah Ellerton. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
"On a cold December night, a gentleman stumbles into the town of Esk, gunshot wounds leaving a trail of blood in the snow behind him. Despite making a full recovery at the hands of an inexperienced nurse - and deciding to make a new life for himself in the town - he is unable to escape the supernatural beings, both good and bad, that seem to follow him like shadows. As they try to discover why, the nurse must question her beliefs and risk her own life in order to protect her family, her friends, and those that she loves." |
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by Scott Kurtz. (New Reader? Browse the Archives from the main page).
A long-running comic about the everyday going-on's at the headquarters of a video game magazine. It contains humorous references to recent games, movies, and other electronic entertainment. |
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by Max Cannon. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
A popular alternative newspaper comic strip with a dark sense of humor that gives you a peek into the lives of its extremely unusual characters, including Milkman Dan (a sadistic dairy employee), Bug-Eyed Earl, The Old Cowboy, The Flaming Skull (a floating skull that tries to get people to look at him), and Mr. Bix, the anthropomorphic robot. |
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by Gina Biggs. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
"A romanitc tale of destiny and self-discovery." |
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Rin-ne by Rumiko Takahashi. (New Reader? Start with Volume 1).
Brought to you by the author of Inuyasha, Rin-ne is about Sakura Mamiya, a high school student with the ability to see ghosts.
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Runners by Sean Wang. (New Reader? Start with Volume 1).
"Intergalactic smuggling isn’t easy when you’re hounded by pirates, bounty hunters, police, and the occasional conscience…RUNNERS, the critically-acclaimed sci-fi adventure series by writer/artist Sean Wang, chronicles the misadventures of reluctant smuggler Roka Nostaco and his ragtag alien crew as they struggle to complete hazardous runs through outlaw space and against all odds."
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by Sam Logan. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
"Follow the wild adventures of mild-mannered taxi cab driver Sam and his sadistic room-mate Fuzzy as they face untold peril in a world filled with cat-dinosaurs, demon-possessed fridges, punk gerbils, Mafia Ninjas, and Rikk Estoban." |
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by Gene Ambaum and Bill Barnes. (New Reader? Read the Primer).
A daily comic strip about the Mallville Public Library and its employees and patrons. Librarians like us love this stuff! |
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by B. L. Jacobs. (New Reader? Visit the Archive).
"Xylia(Currently Book I) is the graphic novel tale of a young British historian who discovers his connection with Azloe, the lost faerie realm, and Xylia, a beautiful faerie woman. This high fantasy story features good and bad faeries, a sentient dog that can grow to the size of a bear, and sorcerors." |
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