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Other Webcomics

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Subnormality
I never know what Subnormality is going to do from week to week. It's got that sort of Far Side unpredictability to it, mixed with the ability to pull ideas from some dark cauldron of comic genius that I dare not gaze into too long. Every episode I grumble to myself, "I wish I wrote that," and then grind my teeth under a blanket somewhere. Great stuff.
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Tuesday With Everything In It
Lynn Lau's comic is infectiously alive in every panel. The art is utterly charming, and the story, centering on a pair of mercenaries, one delightfully morally ambiguous and the other somewhat less so, is simply Whedonesque (which is more or less the highest praise I can offer). ______________________________________________________________________


The Thinking Ape Blues
One of the smartest, most consistently uproarious comics out there, written and drawn by Mark Poutenis, whose encouragement and example have lighted our way from the start. It's Yevgeny Zamyatin meets George Carlin, and it's awesome.
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Kate Beaton!
A webcomic that picks on historical figures even more obscure than our gallery of semi-competents. Yay! It's tremendously smart and funny in equal measure - AND it's got drawings that remind me of The Secret Life of Machines, so bonus points!!
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The Continentals
First of all, this comic is GORGEOUS!! It has this Dark Victorian Engraving quality to it that my eyes thirst after. Then the writing is a mixture of everything that I dearly love in Doyle, Moore, Stoker, and Thackeray, but still with entirely its own voice.
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The Unstuffed
The Unstuffed is, at its base, a highly compelling story about the balance between stability and freedom, and the hushed ways in which Power is used to tilt a society towards one of these poles. It also features a cast of fluffy fluffy animals. As such, it is entirely rad.
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The Abominable Charles Christopher
I don't think I've successfully predicted the last panel of any Abominable comic ever - there is a narrative and comedic sense here that is entirely beyond pre-coded device. It's FABULOUS.
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It's NASA!
These guys work every day to put humankind in space. Every day, they uncover some minor miracle of the universe and report it to a country that has grown largely indifferent about man's greatest and noblest pursuit. So, swing on by, see what they're up to. Get excited about space again. You know you want to!
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