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	World Famous Comics >> Comics Online
		This comic strip originated in Carnegie Mellon University's "Tartan" newspaper.
		This medieval hard fantasy tells of a rag-tag group of working-class warriors, whose only contribution to their world is the fighting blood that rushes through their veins.
		The official ode to Super-Seniors, Danielle Corsetto's "Ramblers" is the story of four real-life college kids and their occasionally real-life adventures at a small West Virginia school.
	www.worldfamouscomics.com /comics (512 words)

	Articles - Stick (comics) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		The mysterious Stick is a sensei who trained the young Matt Murdock (Daredevil) to control his senses and taught him the acrobatic martial arts that would make him so formidable.
		Unlike Matt Murdock, Stick was born blind so he has trained his techniques to a very dangerous style enabling him to protect himself better than a seeing person could.
		Stick is the master of the Chaste, a group of mystical ninja which seek spiritual purity and enlightment as well as physical toughness.
	www.voiprealfan.com /articles/Stick_%28comics%29 (224 words)

	All the comics you don't want! - www.joshcomics.com
		This collects all the comics done for the first issue of "Nomad Lost", the original version of "Not Your Pet", a comic by Joey Joe, and lots of other new stuff.
		New Chauncey comics by Gerry Fried, Josh is Nuts, and comics by Jay Helpap, SkaterDan, and Joey Joe.
		This comic was going to be inserted into the CD punk/ska compilation "Parentally Advise This!" for www.punkandjunk.com but never made it.
	www.joshcomics.com /catalog.html (3288 words)

	Comic Genesis :: View topic - Should comics address important topics or stick to laughs?
		Scott McCloud, in his book Understanding Comics, basically said that it does not matter what the content of the comic is. A comic can be an edgy murder mystery or a strange but humorous sci-fi fic.
		The provider you host your comic on is not your editor, but may (as KeenSpace does) reserve the right to remove your comic for many or any reason.
		The comic is for the most part funny, so something not funny catches the reader off-guard and grabs their attention.
	forums.keenspace.com /viewtopic.php?t=43084 (1450 words)

	Gays in comics - JCM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		In an interview with the good doctor one youngster even claimed that he was sitting on the fence in respect to his sexual identity but upon recognizing an underlying (his words) homosexual relationship between Batman and Robin he cast off his doubts and liberated his effeminate tendencies immediately.
		Although creators found ways to stick them into storylines or recurring roles it wasn't until the modern era that mainstream companies have allowed creators the freedom to be as overt as they are now.
		While it's exciting to think that comics might reflect more of the world we live in, and not some mythological world where we don't, one has to always bear in mind that this is a very sensitive subject.
	frostbytei.com /jc/3page28.html (1852 words)

	What do you want with comics?!
		The "Lou" comics were actually funny and in the beginning they were representing a comic depiction of my good pal Lou Simonetti.
		I drew the punk comic because his 'zine is a punk publication.
		The comic got published and then Matt published it in his 'zine "Trivia." Ink 19 published it and it is published on their web-site.
	www.joshcomics.com /writings/comics.html (3524 words)

	When Good People Buy Bad Comics
		I admit, an advantage to buying a name brand comic is that the business you've bought from has lasted forty years or more and probably isn't going to go out of business the way an indie might.
		But, comic books are supposed to be a creative venture, not a mechanical device (although the way some comic books are written, you'd think a robot did it, using a plot device template).
		Many good comics have been lost in limbo because a comic book company goes down the drain, leaving creator rights in the land of the lost.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /pb/96902521846001,print.htm (992 words)

	Transplant Comics — A Webcomic Community (collective) offering free web comic hosting! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Some comics have left us and their buttons will be dropping from the site soon.
		Anyone, with an online comic, is eligible to nominate, and vote for the comics they want to bring recognition to.
		These species have such a deep-rooted sense of collectiveness that they stick to their group, no matter the disasters it may cause.
	www.transplantcomics.com (1381 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Stichlinge" to "Stillwell"
		The Blank in the Comics strip collection includes a file of one or more daily comic strips related to this keyword or topic.
		A master painting of a mother and son is completed after the master's death by his son, in stick figures.
		Includes sidebars: "Sticking by Superman," an editorial from the Burlington (Vermont) Daily News, and "The Superman Legend" by C. Bowie Millican.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/srri/sti.htm (5581 words)

	Not Available Comics
		These comics have been prepared for the web using techniques pioneered by Nat Gertler.
		It includes color comics not posted here plus a large JPEG of the first Cynicalman minicomic from 1980 that will be of interest to collectors and historians for centuries to come.
		I liked the way the stick figure art looked in a comic that size and when I discovered I could sell them, I was hooked.
	members.aol.com /cynicalman/NAComics.htm (1321 words)

	THE STICK FILES
		The character Stick Dude was not called that, but instead the star was named after a friend of mine named Scott Church.
		All the other characters of stick dude were also named after my friends, but I changed their names because on the Julius West web site, names were not allowed.
		If me and Stick Dude were the last two people on earth after a nuclear holocaust, I would wait a few days before I eat him.
	www.stickdude.freeservers.com /sdsf3.htm (1514 words)

	Elf Life and other comics by Carson Fire
		There's nothing wrong with sprite comics or stick figures, but they are not evidence of someone working on improving their skills as a cartoonist; they are simple devices employed to tell gags -- again, nothing wrong with that!
		His original claim on a popular forum that I emailed him was a piling on in response to the recent archive-deletion-kerfuffle, and tends to reveal that there was more to the most recent attacks than simply honest debate.
		So my final summation, as a guy from a chronically poor family, who by all rights shouldn't even be allowed on the internet with all of these rich kids: there's a lot of growing up to do in the webcomics world.
	www.elflife.com /2004/04/hobbyist.html (581 words)

	Giant In the Playground Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Removing the official schedule probably won’t affect the comic’s frequency much, but it will remove the additional stress when I’m unable to meet the three-times-a-week deadline (and removing stress is a good thing, according to my doctor).
		Not only will this free up valuable comic space that no longer has to be devoted to certain aspects of exposition, but it means that for a while, Erfworld will have a new page on Thursday, too.
		Well, Phil is now posting some of those comics at philanddixie.com, so if you have any interest in gazing back to yesteryear to see one of the influences that helped shape OOTS, you can do so now for free.
	www.giantitp.com (4179 words)

	Stick Life Comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Stick Life Comics is a multi-linear comic strip creator that allows users to place various strip panel selections onto a crossword puzzle style grid to create their own versions of the text-free comic adventures.
		This is a kind of game as well, as people are challenged to make all the pieces feel like they "fit" in the right spots, even though there are many possible comic combinations.
		Once completed, the user may print what they've made or start over with a new storyline and/or grid.
	www.digitalreflex.net /portfolio/sticklifecomics.html (85 words)

	Online Comics at OnlineComics.net
		Whether I pursue this idea is dependant on its reception.
		A gaming comic about four young men fresh out of college preparing to face the harsh truths of the real world the only way they know how: by fleeing from them terrified into video games.
		The world has fallen into darkness and the once mighty Guardians who walk by the light of spirit now huddle in the brightness of the dwindling few in whos hearts the light remains, for beyond the darkness is prowled by the Fallen.
	www.onlinecomics.net (449 words)

	Spawn the Eternal - Reader Review - GameFAQs
		Although the visuals in the game can be somewhat inconsistant of what you would expect of anything that has to do with the Spawn comics, there are a couple of things that do happen to shine through out the blurred haze of color.
		One of these, is the movements that Spawn makes while in a fight...they come off fluidly, and they are put into the game to add at least some sense of realism, smashing heads together, punching an enemy into submission, and throwing someone away from you.
		Spawn is an awesome force to be reckoned with in the comic books, but in this title for the PSX, there is very little of the bad man that we all know and cheer on.
	www.gamefaqs.com /console/psx/review/R7461.html (1421 words)

	"I Can Draw Better Than This!" a comic by Fenmere, the Worm, author of Harmless Free Radicals, publisher ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		However, there are several things that distinguish this comic from other stick figure comics, that make it what it is.
		This means that these comics are true to life, and when framed should look almost exactly like as you see them here (except the matting will probably be a little different).
		Secondly, this comic is almost a visual blog, featuring versions of myself and the people involved with the Bellingham School of Comics.
	www.grassdogstudio.com /better (232 words)

	Madinkbeard
		A short piece at Eye weekly on stick figure comics, featuring explodingdog.com and dustinladd.com Probably the most famous of stick figure comics is Matt Feazell’s Cynicalman.
		I like the idea of stick figure comics but am rather bored by the humor.
		Are there any serious stick figure comics out there (or rather… non-humor, because I do think one can do humor seriously).
	madinkbeard.com /blog/index.php?tag=stick-figures (211 words)

	Killer Ninja Stick Men From Pluto: About (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		The KNSMFP are a group of stick men that live on the planet Pluto.
		One of these stick men has decided to reveal the secret art of Ninja Stickdom to our world, saving Earth at its most needy hour.
		He is a very sharing person though and felt it would be a great idea to put his stick drawings on the Internet for all to see.
	scott.bradcentral.com /about.htm (432 words)

	Stick figure comics :) - Topic Powered by Infopop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		I made this one during Ethics class, when we were discussing different ethic rules for different kinds of work aso.
		Right now he is having his practice at the school I go to, and this is a little comic from our latest lesson in Religion.
		He will be a full teacher in December, and if he doesn’t learn a thing or two until then I'll pity his future students.
	jedigirl.infopop.net /2/OpenTopic?a=tpc&s=653099134&f=226092244&m=271101151 (753 words)

	Spy Vs. Spy Review (Xbox)
		As with the gameplay element, everything dealing with the game’s visual look is exaggerated and comical.
		For starters, the locales players will be battling through vary widely, from an oil rig, to a carnival, and even a haunted house.
		In the end, the game possesses its own style, brought over from the comic and TV show, but more polish would have been nice.
	reviews.teamxbox.com /xbox/931/Spy-Vs-Spy/p2 (760 words)

	DEAD COMICS - Home of everybody's favorite stick figure hero: Stikman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		While you are here, we suggest you browse through the content, and if you don't fell that it is up to your hilarity standards, keep checking back everyday to see if that changes.
		If you're ready to meet Stikman, go right ahead and begin your journey by checking out the comics.
		Once you realize just how cool Stikman is, be sure to stop by the Dead Comics Store so you can show off the fact that you have a really weird sense of humor.
	www.onionarmada.com /deadcomics (521 words)

	Coastsider -- Half Moon Bay and San Mateo County coastside news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		by Steven L. Cloud on Dec 20, 04 at 10:41 pm in Comics
		by Barry Parr on Oct 28, 04 at 8:06 pm in Comics
		by Steven L. Cloud on Oct 24, 04 at 11:50 pm in Comics
	coastsider.com /index/C0_7_1 (1108 words)

	Looks like you love stick figures right there Jere : Boredom always breeds stupid stick-figure comics...
		Looks like you love stick figures right there Jere : Boredom always breeds stupid stick-figure comics...
		I just made some odd little comic about a short conversation some friends and I had in pizza hut.
		It had me and Laura on the floor laughing (though savvie was less that amused.) I can only hope that it wasn't one of those time where you just had to be there to get the full humor of it all....
	www.greatestjournal.com /community/stick_figures/125580.html (102 words)

	Boy on a Stick and Slither (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Home » Comic Profiles » Boy on a Stic..
		The below opinions reflect the views of the users of this site and are not in any way the views of...oh wait we don't care if you don't like them.
		BOASAS is an incredibly strange comic that looks like it's been drawn by a ten-year-old.
	www.thewebcomiclist.com /p/28/boy-on-a-stick-and-slither (337 words)

	12 year-old suspended for drawing violent comic book [Archive] - Toon Zone Forum
		The Nov. 7 edition of the Columbus Dispatch carried a story of 12-year-old boy being suspended pending possible expulsion for drawing violent stick-figure comics.
		I mean there's violence in tv shows, video games, and comic books all the time.
		ofcourse its ridiculous to do that to a kid, they should be commending him for making a comic, but instead they suspend him.
	forums.toonzone.net /archive/index.php/t-94532.html (1102 words)

	Stick Figure Anthology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Found Hat Press is proud to gather a talented group of comic creators for a prolific collection of stories told in one of the simpleist ways posible: The stick figure comic strip.
		There is no central theme for each book only that, stick figures be used in the story.
		This book will bring Both big named creators and small up and comers together some for their first time in print.
	www.iamjamie.com /aboutsfa.html (95 words)

	More comics than you can shake a stick at
		I am going to be posting an extensive list of comics for trade and sell here.
		All comics that are listed are in NM condition with sleeves and backs unless stated otherwise (but I doubt that will happen
		Actually now that I think about it I DO have every single issue of every SLG comic made so far except for 2.
	gametz.com /forum/Books/topic/161338.html (825 words)

	Stick Life Comics
		Decide which comic strip you want to create from the selections below.
		Each strip is multilinear and has its own set of panels that you can choose from to create your very own unique story.
		When you are finished, you can print out your comic strip or you can always come back and select a different strip to work on.
	www.sticklifecomics.com (84 words)

	Stick-o-Vision
		Online Comics · RSS · Creator Profile · Join Mailing List ·
		Tooncast this comic on your own website by copying and pasting this code snippet:
		I'm a comic book inker and freelance horror journalist making a go of this so-called "cartooning" thing.
	www.webcomicsnation.com /stick_o_vision (92 words)

	Welcome to the Official Home of Stick Rod Comics!
		Welcome to the Official Home of Stick Rod Comics!
		-Click here for a sneak peak at the cover of "Super Stick Rod Comics #1" which will be out in June (4/12/05)
		All site contents ™ and © Stick Rod Comics.
	www.stickrodcomics.com (82 words)

	Get Fuzzy
		If you love this comic, you may like these
		I'm Ready for my Movie Contract: A Get Fuzzy Collection!
		Satchel, the ever-hapless Shar-pei-Lab mix in the Get Fuzzy gang, is the star of I'm Ready for My Movie Contract: A Get Fuzzy Collection, inspired by his hero, Wonder Mutt.
	www.comics.com /comics/getfuzzy (49 words)

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