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Just curious as to expanding my online comic reading, currently loyally
following www.reallifecomics.com and www.penny-arcade.com

I got hooked on reallifecomic by an old workmate and spent an entire weekend
reading through that archives...
What comics (if any) do you recommend?

Cheers
Dave

Phatputer wrote:
> Just curious as to expanding my online comic reading, currently
> loyally following www.reallifecomics.com and www.penny-arcade.com
>
> I got hooked on reallifecomic by an old workmate and spent an entire
> weekend reading through that archives...
> What comics (if any) do you recommend?
>
> Cheers
> Dave

www.wigu.com!

Phatputer wrote:
> Just curious as to expanding my online comic reading, currently loyally
> following www.reallifecomics.com and www.penny-arcade.com

> What comics (if any) do you recommend?

diesel sweeties - pixelated robot romance web comic
http://www.dieselsweeties.com/


and yes I realise that Im odd.

--
Dave Hall
http://www.dave.net.nz

In article <pljZc.1595$>, phatputer@--orcon--
..net.nz says...
> Just curious as to expanding my online comic reading, currently loyally
> following www.reallifecomics.com and www.penny-arcade.com
>
> I got hooked on reallifecomic by an old workmate and spent an entire weekend
> reading through that archives...
> What comics (if any) do you recommend?

Apart from my daily dose of Dilbert, I also stumbled across "Get Fuzzy"
about a advertising copywriter and his two precocious pets.
http://www.comics.com/comics/getfuzzy/index.html

It just so happens that the American author is a rugby fan so often there
are NZ references in the strip-- like a "get well Jonah" note on
the fridge

"Phatputer" <phatputer@--orcon--.net.nz> wrote in
newsljZc.1595$:

> Just curious as to expanding my online comic reading, currently
> loyally following www.reallifecomics.com and www.penny-arcade.com
>
> I got hooked on reallifecomic by an old workmate and spent an entire
> weekend reading through that archives...
> What comics (if any) do you recommend?
>
> Cheers
> Dave
>
>
I don't "follow" but I have a User Friendly book at home.
http://userfriendly.org/
BOFH is enough for me.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/odds/bofh/
Ciao, Dave

www.sexylosers.com Don't let the name fool you. It's brilliant but it would
pay to start at the beginning of the story threads else they may not make
much sense.

"Phatputer" <phatputer@--orcon--.net.nz> wrote in message
newsljZc.1595$...
> Just curious as to expanding my online comic reading, currently loyally
> following www.reallifecomics.com and www.penny-arcade.com
>
> I got hooked on reallifecomic by an old workmate and spent an entire
weekend
> reading through that archives...
> What comics (if any) do you recommend?
>
> Cheers
> Dave
>
>

"Phatputer" <phatputer@--orcon--.net.nz> wrote:
>Just curious as to expanding my online comic reading, currently loyally
>following www.reallifecomics.com and www.penny-arcade.com

http://www.sinfest.net/ is a good one...

Alden
--
http://www.tetrap.com

Dilbert by Scott Adam.

http://www.dilbert.com/

"Phatputer" <phatputer@--orcon--.net.nz> wrote in message
newsljZc.1595$...
> Just curious as to expanding my online comic reading, currently loyally
> following www.reallifecomics.com and www.penny-arcade.com
>
> I got hooked on reallifecomic by an old workmate and spent an entire
weekend
> reading through that archives...
> What comics (if any) do you recommend?
>
> Cheers
> Dave
>
>

In message <pljZc.1595$>, "Phatputer"
<phatputer@--orcon--.net.nz> wrote:

>What comics (if any) do you recommend?

Sluggy Freelance <http://www.sluggy.com/>. Just passed its seventh
anniversary. Pete promises a big year this year, but you might want to
catch up on the history first.

--
R.G. "Stumpy" Marsh.

Have you seen this fantastic site for comicbook art? http:www.goldenagecomicart.com