Webcomics

1/0 (One Over Zero) is a webcomic created by Mason Williams, aka Tailsteak. Its name is based on the mathematical concept of division by zero. It was one of the earliest webcomics to treat breaking the fourth wall as a central conceit — its author interacts with the characters as they interact with each other. Tailsteak started with the goal of drawing exactly one thousand comic strips, and succeeded with the comic running daily from August 27, 2000 to May 26, 2003. ...more on Wikipedia about "1/0"

9th Elsewhere is a webcomic created by Caroline Curtis and Courtney Caryl in January 2003. ...more on Wikipedia about "9th Elsewhere"

A Lesson Is Learned But The Damage Is Irreversible is a series of online comic strips drawn by David Hellman and written by Dale Beran, who met at The Park School of Baltimore. Dale and David are the primary characters, although they do not appear in every episode, and there is a small cast of infrequent real-life supporting characters, including schoolfriend/ mad scientist Paul, Dale's sister Sally, and David's mother (who dated the Devil in one strip). Characters, many introduced for just one strip, are often surreal and imaginative, as with a wise yeti (episode 14 ), or breakdancing giants ( 25 ). Fantastical characters, often exhibiting magical or anthropomorphic qualities, include intelligent robots ( 4 , 20 ), cute woodland animals ( 22 , 27 ), and dogs ( 15 , 24 , 29 ). ...more on Wikipedia about "A Lesson Is Learned But The Damage Is Irreversible"

A Softer World is a weekly webcomic by Canadians Joey Comeau and Emily Horne. It first came online on February 7, 2003. Early comics had been published, intermittently, in zine form. With the launch of the website, the comic has gained wider recognition, most notably when Warren Ellis linked to the comic on his blog, and then began to feature it as a "Favored Puny Human". ...more on Wikipedia about "A Softer World"

A Wish for Wings is a webcomic by Jenn Dolari about a young woman who believes she is an angel. ...more on Wikipedia about "A Wish for Wings"

Able and Baker is a webcomic by Jim Burgess. It centres around two lab animals for "the space program", namely Able, a monkey, and Baker, a sheep. Able and Baker is part of the Dayfree Press network. ...more on Wikipedia about "Able and Baker"

Abstract Gender is a webcomic by Aaron R. Stewart and D. Michael Moore that started in May 2005. The story is about two teenagers named Brian Parker and Ryan Hawke and their unusual case. ...more on Wikipedia about "Abstract Gender"

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Absurd Notions is a slice-of-life webcomic drawn by Kevin Pease. The main characters are a group of roommates with varying lives and jobs who all share a love of fantasy roleplaying games. While the plot varies far and wide in its focus (there is no single unifying story line to speak of), it often returns to the weekly gaming sessions and features the exploits of the protagonists' alter egos. ...more on Wikipedia about "Absurd Notions"

The Acts of Gord includes a website, a webcomic, and a book that chronicle the experiences of a former video game store owner named Gord (commonly referred to as 'The Gord' and quoted in italics). The above mostly contain vignettes and anecdotes of the author's experiences at his store, particularly those pertaining to shoplifters and unknowledgeable customers. The site also makes some use of ornate, biblical language. ...more on Wikipedia about "Acts of Gord"

After Eden is a Creationist webcomic by Dan Lietha, hosted by the Creationist group Answers in Genesis. ...more on Wikipedia about "After Eden"

Aikida is a webcomic by Canadian Josh Meinzer. It launched on July 21, 2001, and currently updates on a Monday, Wednesday, Friday schedule. ...more on Wikipedia about "Aikida"

Alien Loves Predator (ALP to fans) is a web comic written by Bernie Hou. It spoofs the Alien Vs. Predator franchise. Reversing the adversarial relationship depicted in Alien vs. Predator, ALP presents an Alien (named Abe) and a Predator (named Preston) as friends and roommates in current-day New York City. ...more on Wikipedia about "Alien Loves Predator"

Alternative Brand Studios, or Altbrand for short, is a collective of seven creators (six originally but Bob Roberds joined later). Altbrand was the first (or one of the first) small-scale collectives for webcomics where the creators collectively worked to support each other by pooling their complementary talents. Current examples of such small-scale collectives include Dumbrella, Dayfree Press and Boxcar Comics. ...more on Wikipedia about "Alternative Brand Studios"

American Elf is the daily online comic strip diary of award-winning cartoonist James Kochalka. Many critics consider these diary strips to be Kochalka's most substantial work. ...more on Wikipedia about "American Elf"

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Angel Moxie is a webcomic written and drawn by Dan Hess. It is a not-very-serious take on magical girls and uses many elements from that genre parodically. However, the overall plot is serious; the world is in danger and only the heroines can save it. ...more on Wikipedia about "Angel Moxie"

Angels 2200 is a webcomic written and illustrated by the New Zealand artist/director Peter Haynes (a.k.a. Hansagan) with original concept by Nathaniel Savio. This science fiction story is set in the year 2200, ten years after a genetic plague killed 99.9% of the male human population on Earth and its off-world colonies. During the chaos, the colonies rebelled and a resource-desperate Earth is now trying to bring them back into line. The story follows the old Aurora-class carrier "Outcast" and its poorly trained crew on their mission to put down the revolution in the Risae Asteroid Belt near Mars. ...more on Wikipedia about "Angels 2200"

Aoi House is a shōnen harem manga series written by Adam Arnold, with art by Shiei, and published by Seven Seas Entertainment. The story follows the misadventures of two down-on-their-luck college guys named Alexis "Alex" Roberts and Sandy Grayson who are thrown out of their college dorm and join an anime club dominated by crazed yaoi fangirls. ...more on Wikipedia about "Aoi House"

Apathy Kat is a comic book by Harold Buchholz. ...more on Wikipedia about "Apathy Kat"

Applegeeks is a webcomic drawn by Mohammad "Hawk" Haque,written by Ananth Panagariya. The original editor, Emily Adamo, left the comic in order to persue her own project, Alescia. The comic's format shifts between gag-a-day material to mild spurts of continuity, often dealing with material related to technological accomplishments (with unforeseen results), quasi-romantic unease, or situational comedic moments between the characters. ...more on Wikipedia about "Applegeeks"

Arthur, King of Time and Space is a "gag-a-day" webcomic by Paul Gadzikowski, based on Arthurian legend. ...more on Wikipedia about "Arthur, King of Time and Space"

Ashfield (Previously known as ? - the slightly demented anti-comic strip) is a webcomic by Aric McKeown, done both in Flash and as GIFs. The comic is single-panel with a very simple style, and is hosted on Keenspot. ...more on Wikipedia about "Ashfield (webcomic)"

Astounding Space Thrills is a webcomic by Steve Conley begun in 1997. It is also the title of a comic book series of the same name ...more on Wikipedia about "Astounding Space Thrills"

Athena Voltaire is a webcomic with scripts by Paul Daly, concerning the adventures of heiress/pilot/stuntwoman Athena Voltaire in the 1930s. ...more on Wikipedia about "Athena Voltaire"

Badmash is a webcomic strip about Americans of Indian (South Asian) origin. Started by three friends, it is often funny. ...more on Wikipedia about "Badmash"

Barkeater Lake is a comic created by Corey Randolph that is a web exclusive comic on comics.com. ...more on Wikipedia about "Barkeater Lake"

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