This category is for comics and cartoons that appear in a strip format (that is, a small series of panels) or as a single panel. Newspaper comics belong in this category. So do many Web comics, if they appear as a regularly updated series of small episodes under a single title, rather than separate comics stories.
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Dandy is a dog with an attitude, and he struts his stuff with a cast of characters that live in his universe. Or so he thinks.
Badly drawn characters with elaborate heads have pointless and irritating adventures.
Featuring art and characters from the game.
A gallery of cartoons by the Pepsiholics.
Follows the tasteless adventures of a rather unfortunate anti-hero.
Crude, angry, scatological and socially irresponsible cartoons from I. M. Dedd. Published weekly on Monday.
Details the mundane events that make up the daily routine of Grim Reaper.
Join Matt Blaster in a strange and twisted sci-fi realm.
Strip using photographs of people and dogs.
Paintings are ripped out of context and then transported.
Follow three roommates and their quirky day-to-day lives. By Sheryl Schopfer.
Follow the humorous and dramatic lives of a group of demons growing up in hell.
A view into the lives of a group of miscreants, more commonly known as teenagers.
Strip about life in the IT industry from the point of view of a small software company. Includes archive, character profiles as well as a car restoration diary, weblog, and a collection of Internet security articles.
A dark and stylistic view into the life of an underground princess. High boots and higher skirts mark this comic.
Drawings to bring us together. A collection of diversely themed comics.
The Life and Times of an overqualified post-graduate humanoid dragon.
Herr Grossman, Errol, and Estoque, the last word in organized malevolence.
A webcomic focusing on the trials and tribulations of high school without losing its sense of humor.
Online comic by Patrick M. Len, featuring Fray Ormandy and Waifer X.
Love and Pixels. Pixelated adventures starring a burnt-out, retired porn star and her robot boyfriend Clango.
A parody of our electronic universe.
Dinosaurs discuss difficult issues of life. Each strip repeats the same six images. By Ryan North. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Set in a dark world of swords and sorcery. By Robert Kendzie and Mikolaj Ostapiuk.
Two dogs who chat and drink cocktails. By Mark Nugent.
Once daily online cartoon full of depressed foodstuffs and kitchen utensils on the verge of horrible realizations. Includes several months of archives
Seeing the past, the future, and idiots. He is a seer with a weird life.
A New York state trooper becomes an action hero. By Andre Brooks.
The sort of people your mother said "Don't be like that when you grow up" about.
A collection by Dustin Thayer.
Dinosaurs discuss difficult issues of life. Each strip repeats the same six images. By Ryan North. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
A New York state trooper becomes an action hero. By Andre Brooks.
Strip about life in the IT industry from the point of view of a small software company. Includes archive, character profiles as well as a car restoration diary, weblog, and a collection of Internet security articles.
Once daily online cartoon full of depressed foodstuffs and kitchen utensils on the verge of horrible realizations. Includes several months of archives
Online comic by Patrick M. Len, featuring Fray Ormandy and Waifer X.
Crude, angry, scatological and socially irresponsible cartoons from I. M. Dedd. Published weekly on Monday.
Follows the tasteless adventures of a rather unfortunate anti-hero.
A dark and stylistic view into the life of an underground princess. High boots and higher skirts mark this comic.
A view into the lives of a group of miscreants, more commonly known as teenagers.
A webcomic focusing on the trials and tribulations of high school without losing its sense of humor.
Details the mundane events that make up the daily routine of Grim Reaper.
Set in a dark world of swords and sorcery. By Robert Kendzie and Mikolaj Ostapiuk.
Drawings to bring us together. A collection of diversely themed comics.
Join Matt Blaster in a strange and twisted sci-fi realm.
Follow three roommates and their quirky day-to-day lives. By Sheryl Schopfer.
Dandy is a dog with an attitude, and he struts his stuff with a cast of characters that live in his universe. Or so he thinks.
Seeing the past, the future, and idiots. He is a seer with a weird life.
Two dogs who chat and drink cocktails. By Mark Nugent.
Badly drawn characters with elaborate heads have pointless and irritating adventures.
Follow the humorous and dramatic lives of a group of demons growing up in hell.
A collection by Dustin Thayer.
The sort of people your mother said "Don't be like that when you grow up" about.
The Life and Times of an overqualified post-graduate humanoid dragon.
Herr Grossman, Errol, and Estoque, the last word in organized malevolence.
Love and Pixels. Pixelated adventures starring a burnt-out, retired porn star and her robot boyfriend Clango.
Strip using photographs of people and dogs.
Featuring art and characters from the game.
A parody of our electronic universe.
Paintings are ripped out of context and then transported.
A gallery of cartoons by the Pepsiholics.
