Sententia 3.0

Kristofer Straub's "Starslip Crisis" makes for an interesting parallel to Brad Guigar's "Evil Inc." in that, wh...

I'm not quite sure why I'm still reading this ; lack of a proper jumping-off point, I suppose, coupled with the fact that I'm mo...

"The Order of the Stick" started out as a hilarious D&D parody that spoofed the conventions of the genre (ie: six diverse adv...

Another old favorite of mine , though unlike "Something Positive", the shine's starting to come off a bit. The issue I have wi...

After being stuck in a bit of a holding pattern, I've decided to dive back into the wonderful world of webcomics. I'd like to start ...

The pool was refilled... "Alice in Wonderland" set Dave off... That beautiful "dream gallery" at the end, and Dave's...

Or: "The Journey of a Thousand Strips Begins With Bloody Eyes" (New thread: the old one got a bit messed-up during a recent edit.)...

It's one of the first things a new reader will discover about comics: All Their Base Are Belong To Superhero. Now, there's nothing i...

Well... where do I begin? This is an introduction to a series of commentary posts I'll be making regarding a dilemma I'm facing: nam...

( http://www.questionablecontent.net ) The problem with "Questionable Content" is that it is, by definition, a "will they/won...

http://boymeetsboy.keenspot.com/d/20000926.html Archive here: http://boymeetsboy.keenspot.com/calenda r.html This one really impressed me. A...

Randy K. Milholland's "Something Positive" ( http://www.somethingpositive.net ) is the jewel in the crown of webcomics. I don...