Web Comics

[tmcg]

Alien Loves Predator: In New York No One Can Hear You Scream. This one is my favorite so far, although the Chinese-character tattoo is pretty funny. (Thanks for the link, person who knows who s/he is but the link was in a locked post so I'm not sayin'.)

Zombies Calling.

Unicorn Jelly. I used to link to this from here while it was running. (The project completed in 2003.) The archives are here.

Kevin and Kell. Russell got me into this strip years ago, and then my reading fell off. Maybe this will remind me to start following it again. There are complete archives.

Comments

[fastfwd.livejournal.com]

I like the Alien Loves Predator, too.:)

(Just saying hi and letting you know that I finally had the presence of mind to check my friends list. You have been added. You have been warned.) *chuckle*

[terrymcgarry.livejournal.com]

Oh yay! Glad I saw this before I roamed off into other windows. I've been enjoying your journal, which I think I wandered into from ksp24land. Great to see you!

[ogre-san.livejournal.com]

I'm rather fond of Sinfest, Megatokyo, and Something Positive, though the latter is a little raunchy at times. I think I do most of my comic strip reading online these days, simply because the variety is much better than you can get in a Red State conservative newspaper.

[terrymcgarry.livejournal.com]

I checked out Sinfest (today's is really fun, the Diebold voting machine) and Something Positive (OMG, the boneless cat...!). Will check out Megatokyo later. Thanks for the recs!

[larryhammer]

NB: sinfestfeed

[terrymcgarry.livejournal.com]

Added! Tks.

I love getting comics (and the Astronomy Picture of the Day) on my Friends page. It's just durned efficient.

[larryhammer]

I should have known APOD had a feed here....

---L.

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you for the link to Kevin & Kell! I used to follow it years ago when it and I were still on Compuserve.

Sharon F.

[terrymcgarry.livejournal.com]

You're welcome! I didn't realize it used to be on Compuserve. My Good Old Dialup Days experience was GEnie with a dash of Delphi and a sprinkling of local BBSes. Compuserve was an alien land. Like Brooklyn, or New Jersey....