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	List of webcomics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This list of webcomics includes comics which are (or were) primarily published on the World Wide Web, as described in the main article on webcomics.
		There is usually a fair degree of accuracy about the starting date, particularly in the case of comics whose archives are organized by date, but because of rights being transferred or the very gradual loss of appeal of a particular strip the termination date is often very uncertain.
		Dinosaur Comics by Ryan North 2003 February 1 –..
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_web_comics (2353 words)

	ArcPage: The Podium \| Web Comics
		Though some of her clients have been large corporations whose personnel have a fairly sophisticated understanding of the internet, intranets, ecommerce and (fill in your favorite hi-tech buzzword), she also frequently works with clients who are, shall we say, less than a courant with what this new electronic medium is all about.
		Web comics, online comics, electronicomics, there are probably another half dozen terms for it that I've missed.
		There are those in the comics world who hold that comics produced for the web, with uniquely web-enabled features, don't really qualify as "comics" per se, that they're a different medium and a different beast altogether.
	www.mcbridemagic.com /ArcMage/podium03.html (578 words)

	Comixfan Forums - RIPPED BATMAN SHIRT #4: AHOY WEB COMICS!
		Web comics though are a great way to read a comic for free and possibly perk your interest enough to go to your local store and try new titles.
		For comics on the web you truly can't beat Crossgen,and their website (http://www.comicsontheweb.com) is very easy one to remember.
		The comic was originally published throughout the 80's and 90's through Now Comics, but creator Marc Hanson’s recent reacquisition of the rights has led him to launch the www.ralphsnart.com website.
	www.comixfan.com /xfan/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24459 (2104 words)

	Echo Online :: News :: Web comics attract devout fans
		Web comics tend to appeal to a niche market, such as fans of computer games and Japanese animation, who already spend a lot of time and money on the Internet.
		Web comic authors don't worry about editors changing their work because of controversy or lack of readers.
		Maintaining a positive relationship with readers often occupies comics creators' time though because the comics are largely dependent on both advertisers, who need proof that their advertisements will reach a large audience, and independent donations from fans, Dean said.
	www.easternecho.com /cgi-bin/story.cgi?1337 (1677 words)

	Making Web-Comics Your Day Job
		Web comic creators need food and shelter just like every other human being out there so they usually end up getting a job (unless they're still in college and mooching off of their parents:-D).
		When comics are posted too irregularly, readers begin to lose interest or express frustrations.
		Whether you are trying to turn your comic into your "real" job or your comic is transforming into your "real" job on its own, it's important to take time and plan ahead as you make the switch.
	www.applegeeks.com /articles/051904 (505 words)

	Web Comics Awareness Day 2003 : May 5, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Webcomics deliver to them what both comic books -- with their rarefied subject matter and ossified distribution system -- and newspaper strips -- sanitized, marginalised, regularly censored, 50 years behind the times-- have failed to deliver to them: a wide range of comics that entertain them and speak to them.
		This comic is shown at the largest size the author could get away with, in order to be able to display the page excerpts from Cerebus, Acme Novelty Library and The Incredible Upside Downs, and in the hope that the next generation of screens will allow decent image resolution.
		Update: Comics scholar and all-around wise guy Andy Konky Kru refered me to a page about Gustave Verbeek where one of his pages is shown twice, the second time upside down.
	www.rocr.net /wca2003.html (572 words)

	Nuklear Power - Home of 8-bit Theater
		Part of the problem with continuity is that regular comic book readers tend to be more pedantic than normal people.
		And comics can't really get out of that hole; they've been digging it for seventy years in some cases.
		Some years ago I said that print comics as a whole are, in fact, eternally trapped in their ever-changing, never-different middle.
	www.nuklearpower.com (1024 words)

	Digital Strips : The Web Comics Podcast
		Their web site for the film is still unavailable and has been since the trailer originally went online and began getting attention.
		It appears that a lot of the angst is being caused by the perceived serious tone of the film, holding up comics on the web as some supreme example of the "artiste'" triumphing over the "man" and a world looking to squash their unbridled creativity (I'm making myself queazy just writing that).
		I think DJ Coffman's comments were dead on, a documentary about web comics and their creators could fun, but taking the whole thing too seriously simply induces eye rolling.
	digitalstrips.blogspot.com (3142 words)

	Web comics: easily found amusement
		Web comics are what they sound like: comic strips on the web.
		There are web comics that make the newspaper funnies look tame, thanks to the flexible format the web can offer.
		One draw back to the comic’s writing comes in the fact he hasn’t quite mastered English yet, so sometimes the grammar can be hard to understand.
	www.wpi.edu /News/TechNews/article.php?id=439 (1137 words)

	Web Comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Web comics are just like your sunday paper comics, except that the artist gets to choose when they will be updating, how many frames each comic has, and keep an archive of past comics for new viewers.
		Many Web comic artists work for free, out of pure enjoyment of the art, but some of the best are supplemented by the donations of kind readers.
		The best part about Web comics is that new artists can stick their foot in the door through great hosting sites like KeenSpace, and can become well know in the world of online comics.
	www.ac.wwu.edu /~riders/cs102 (207 words)

	Komikaze: New Comics Web Ring (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Komikaze: New Comics Web Ring is intended as a cooperative effort by which creators of new webcomics can 'share' traffic to promote their own work and that of others.
		Web content-providers can add their pages to the ring by 'linking in' to the ring so that web surfers are more likely to encounter their site.
		Web rings usually have a moderator who controls which pages are 'related' and which are orthogonal to the purpose of the web ring."
	www.changedearth.com /ringlink (471 words)

	2035 Mi.: Web Comics
		My guess is that a comic like Dilbert publishes in print for hefty syndication fees and has a website mainly to drive people to the print version and to gain some online ad revenue.
		Predictably, PVPs syndication idea and the general rise in prominence of web comics has some of the traditional comic artists a bit defensive.
		The web is changing people's views of publishing and there is nothing about printed content that makes it inherently better than web content.
	www.hawktaildesign.com /weblog/archives/000370.html (360 words)

	FunnyBone Comics
		The votes are in and The Fray took 72% of the poll for the most requested comic to continue.
		She records her first impression of the comic, goes to that comic's links page and clicks on a new banner to begin the process all over again.
		Aside from working on Confetti and The Fray comics (which are currently second priorities) I've managed to put out a guest comic for one of my peers, letter a four-page comic story for print and continue my "priority work" on a graphic novel with my writer partner.
	www.funnybonecomics.com (2832 words)

	ARGON ZARK! online comics. The original interactive web comic - since 1995! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		web comic has been updated 09-04-05 with a new web comics page!
		web comics, online comics and interactive comics..., there are hundreds of comics sites on the Web, but, it wasn't always that way!
		News: lines and colors is my new weblog devoted to drawing, comics, illustration and more.
	www.zark.com (104 words)

	Sequential Tart - A Comics Industry Web Zine (Volume II, Issue 8, August 1999)
		You’d have to ask him - them - what the "catalyst" was, although I think it was a combination of his being too ornery to work for anyone else and a lifelong devotion to funnybooks.
		The Comics Journal is desperate for good writers, so anyone halfway decent (and a few that are only quarterway decent) is snapped up.
		It used to be that if someone was good, we could at least break even with his or her comic; that’s no longer true.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/aug99/13quest.shtml (904 words)

	The Marvel Family Web » The Comics
		DC Comics took over the reins of Cap and his family with the publication of SHAZAM #1 in February of 1973.
		This web site, its operators, and any content contained on this site relating to Shazam are not authorized by DC Comics.
		Shazam and all Related Characters are and © DC Comics.
	www.marvelfamily.com /Comics (290 words)

	Welcome to Prism Comics
		Often the comics characters we grew up on were, in the minds of most of the creative teams of the day anyway, nothing more than vehicles to selling lunchboxes, underwear, and, of course, toys.
		All that said, I think the fact that Dave Manak, the editor of DC Comics Presents #47: Superman and the Masters of the Universe felt he had to, well, explain himself in the letter column of the issue was a little telling.
		Prism Comics is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the work of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT) creators in the comics industry, as well as LGBT themes in comics in general.
	www.prismcomics.org (959 words)

	Zanadu Comics
		With stores in Seattle's Downtown and University districts, Zanadu Comics has become a focus for the comics scene in the Pacific Northwest.
		Well known for its diverse selection of comics-- new and back issues, mainstream, alternative, and adult comics and graphic novels, Zanadu also offers the discerning comics fan an equally impressive selection of T-shirts, toys, models, videos, and more.
		Playboy Back Issues: Zanadu Comics is pleased to offer an extensive inventory of back issues of Playboy Magazine - ranging from the 1950's to the 90's.
	www.zanaducomics.com (235 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Wire
		CBR News spoke with the writer of the "Aeon Flux" comic series Mike Kennedy, the writer of the web comics David Tischman and the man who will be provide the art for both of them Timothy Green II.
		Kennedy's goal was to have the comic series serve as a bridge between the original animated series and the film.
		Unlike many web comics out there, readers of the "Aeon Flux" web comics won't be playing a passive role in the story.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=6015 (2115 words)

	Roberta Gregory
		Roberta's cat comics and stories are out in a small-press edition, which is a fund-raiser for her diabetic kitty's vet bills.
		Contains color comics by several talented comics professionals, including Gilbert Hernandez Pete Bagge, Lloyd Dangle, Jessica Abel, Peter Kuper and…Roberta.
		Thanks to web wizardry (thanks, Chris!) you can see some examples of the weekly strip that starred Bitchy, and now available in the Bitchy Strips collection.
	www.robertagregory.com (637 words)

	Awesome web comics
		Their best comics are anything that involve Mister Naners, the rabid monkey.
		Big Ones - Okay, while I love all other web comics, Big Ones is the funniest stuff I've seen.
		Wendy - Wendy used to be a great comic before artist Josh Lesnick became bogged down by deadlines and other work.
	doublegoldrules.tripod.com /comics.htm (330 words)

	Micropayments and Web Comics: Let's Do the Math - Indignant Online
		As you may have heard by now, Scott McCloud, author of the books, Understanding Comics and Re-Inventing Comics, has launched an online graphic novel and is charging 25 cents to download the first installment.
		Were this done up like traditional comics pages, I would guess at least 10-15 pages would have gone by and created more room for banners.
		Of course, McCloud’s whole point is not to look like a print comic, and he needs a different revenue model, as such.
	www.indignantonline.com /eclectica/micropayments-web-comics.htm (951 words)

	Snail Dust -- the comic strip
		This is why there is no comic yet, and not any stupid holiday-related reasons, because I am not a total loser.
		Technically I never ever read comics from the Modern Tales family of sites, because I do not have the money to get a subscription and that makes it pretty much impossible for me to keep up with any of those comics.
		If you like gorgeous b/w page-style comics that involve spooky hypnosis and zombies and, I dunno, magical dopplegangers or something, all mixed in with normal everyday quandaries, then you will love this.
	snaildust.xidus.net (398 words)

	Venus Envy - Wednesday, October 12, 2005 - You know you love it (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		It was too late to start another comic, so instead I'm just going to draw it tomorrow while watching 1776 and celebrating Bastille Day (damn this administration for making me celebrate with the French).
		Anyway, I've spent a fair amount of time passing out resumes and trying to get a second job (third if you want to count the comic) so that I can at least qualify as 'poverty' level, only these days, everyone is passing out personality tests with their applications.
		It doesn't seem that bad, except when you stop to consider that my comic, being a major source of income for me (and, no doubt, personal and spiritual fulfillment for all of you), can only be accessed and updated while online...
	venusenvy.keenspace.com (3375 words)

	The Best Webcomics of 2004
		Daily Dinosaur Comics is like that, because with every installment, Ryan North takes the same six panels of art and manages to create a comic that keeps you coming back.
		Some of us like to argue that the Web offers a haven for comics that would be blockbusters in print if the "mainstream" comics industry wasn't a dim, stifling cesspool, and Jenn Manley Lee's gorgeous, thoughtful, engrossing slice of far-future life is Exhibit A. Read our review.
		The Nile Journals, his first ongoing comic, is an absorbing meta-fictional adventure that blends Goodbrey's high tech aesthetic with characters drawn from several of his previous works, to finally prove the practical storytelling value of some of Goodbrey's headier concepts.
	webcomicsreview.com /examiner/issue041213/top2004.html (1292 words)

	Hackles
		As a special treat, we are posting a short comic book that we put together back in 2001.
		This comic has been a vital part of both of our lives, and we are genuinely sad to end it.
		Then I remembered how the computer kept crashing in the movie Pi as the main character came closer to the 216-digit number that might be the actual name of God.
	hackles.org (831 words)

	Nick Bradbury: RSS for Web Comics
		Comixpedia talks about using RSS with web comics.
		I'm tempted to create a feed for my old cartoons, but given that it's been over a decade since I've drawn one, chances are it wouldn't be updated often enough :) (via dwlt.thinksOutLoud).
		Besides discussion forums, web comics are the only things I don't get in FeedDemon and I would absolutely love it if I could as I'd be sure not to miss any, and be able to keep up with...
	nick.typepad.com /blog/2003/11/rss_for_web_com.html (110 words)

	Comics - Digital Comics -Web Comics - Argon Zark! The original Interactive Web Comic! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		New sketches and page pencils have been added to the Zarkive as part of my thank you to those who have supported the site by purchasing the book or other AZ stuff.
		As of June 27, 2005 it has been on the Web continuously for 10 years.
		was the first continuing comic created specifically to be published on the World Wide Web, and is still the longest running webcomic.
	www.zark.com /front/hub.html (286 words)

	diesel sweeties: pixelated robot romance web comic
		There is an itsy-bitsy indie comics show going on at Portland State University which I'm hoping puts a dainty little cap on my biggest convention season ever.
		The best part about doing comics and stuff for work a few years now is that I am starting to understand some of my biological patterns.
		In case you missed the link on top of the comic, I am trying to sympathize with those of you going back to school by re-activatin' the custom shirt pack sundae bar until Monday.
	www.dieselsweeties.com (1115 words)

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