I’ve had this conversation a few times with believers

By , on 1 February, 2012

And it pretty much goes just like this. #seb #religion #Webcomics #humor

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This is why we need to take better care of the planet.

By , on 21 June, 2011
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It’s not that we’re going to destroy all life by ignoring the perils of climate change, it’s that we’re going to destroy ourselves. This comic by Humon over at DeviantArt pretty much sums it up:

It’s always amazing how concisely a well written and drawn comic can make a point. The planet will survive and . . . → Read More: This is why we need to take better care of the planet.

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I’ve got new plans for Sunday.

By , on 19 May, 2011
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Thanks to this Dork Tower comic:

What a truly awesome idea!

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Calamities of Nature on the True Meaning of Christmas.

By , on 22 December, 2010
Calamities of Nature comic on the True Meaning of Christmas.

One of my favorite webcomics gives us a new take on a Christmas classic:

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If you don’t already follow Calamities of Nature then allow me to highly recommend it. It’s one of the webcomics I read every day.

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The Washington Post wants to know your favorite webcomic of the past decade.

By , on 26 January, 2010

Webcomics are a topic near and dear to my heart. While they don’t show up in my sidebar blogroll that’s only because I have a whole separate list of webcomic links I keep in my Google Reader and it would make an already long sidebar list even longer.

The folks at the Washington Post are . . . → Read More: The Washington Post wants to know your favorite webcomic of the past decade.

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Invisible Skein Update

By , on 16 October, 2009

Everything’s going on schedule for a Dec 14th launch of the comic. I couldn’t be happier with Amanda Hayes and the wonderful art she’s producing. And the research is a blast. I spent two days reading about alien abductions and another day about U.S. mind control experiments. The wackier the ideas, the more fun it . . . → Read More: Invisible Skein Update

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Official Announcement - The Invisible Skein

By , on 19 September, 2009

I previewed this here recently, but since things have moved forward, I thought I’d share the official announcement with you.

The Invisible Skein is an ongoing, humorous adventure web comic dealing with Urban Legends and Conspiracy Theories. It will be written by me, with art by Amanda Hayes. The story will be told in episodic . . . → Read More: Official Announcement - The Invisible Skein

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Sharing A Little of My Super Secret Project

By , on 9 September, 2009

This really falls under shameless self promotion, but I’m so excited about this project that I can’t help telling what little I can at the moment, and since there a good lot of web comic friendly folks here, I thought some of you might be interested. I’m in the process of writing an original graphic . . . → Read More: Sharing A Little of My Super Secret Project

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Little bit of amusement

By , on 16 July, 2009

I don’t post often, instead I just generally lurk.  However, when I see something that I think would be appropriate for here, I try to share.

Like today’s Order of the Stick

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A little more bailout humor from Sinfest.

By , on 26 September, 2008

It’s only funny because, well, because it’s fucking funny dammit:

Another quality Sinfest comic.

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