Arts

Satirical weekly comic "Nine Planets Without Intelligent Life" about the travels of two unemployed robots in a post-human future.

Follows the undersea adventures of a boy, and his dog and parrot. Offers an archive and daily feature.

Following the exploits of an honest, okay, not really, supervillain and his attempts to run a successful Evil Empire.

Badly drawn characters with elaborate heads have pointless and irritating adventures.

A view into the lives of a group of miscreants, more commonly known as teenagers.

A parody of our electronic universe.

The sort of people your mother said "Don't be like that when you grow up" about.

Pointers to online cartoons on the web, to resources on the cartoon industry and good literature.

Hosts over 6000 fresh, experimental webcomics. Run by comic authors for comic authors. Formerly Keenspace.

Search work of leading cartoonists for e-cards, reprints, and merchandise.

Features a black and white serial that appears in the Umass Daily Collegian. Created by Robert D. Krzykowski.

Dark, odd humor. Not for everyone. Not for kids. By Matt Rosemier.

The official site.

Two animal children learn about life; also, single-panel gag cartoons. By Robert M. Blake.

A cartoon site that sometimes has no actual drawings.

Taking place in Iraq and featuring the adventures of two soldiers Dehn and Kensou X, this series offers a way for its creators to keep sane from the middle of a war.

A comic strip about a comic strip, featuring Argus the gargoyle.

Comic about the unpleasant lives of a group of elderly misfits. By Chris Jones.

Features the cartoon "It's a Jungle Out There". Includes archives.

Features a comic strip gallery and a collection of Flash animations.

Official page of the Disney Adventures Magazine strip.

A weekly about the funny side of school life. Suitable for teachers, educators and everyone who loves kids. By Rod Maclean

A log of the continuing adventures of a Computer tech that has been pushed too far. Computer generated comic strip by Mike McDade.

A series featuring an aviation ant created by Wes Oleszewski poking fun at pilots, airlines, FAA, and aircraft manufacturers.

A humorous web comic about the adventures and misadventures of three wacky house cats and there friends. By Greg Collins.

An archive of cartoons by Dave Mooney.

Features weekly updates, an archive, reviews and licensing information. Search by category includes animals, business, cats, computers, food, and famous people.

Crime fighter who uses all the advantages that lethargy has to offer. By Greg Hyland.

Domestic life and politics in the New South Africa. By Stephen Francis and Rico Schacherl.

The Official Mutts Website by Patrick McDonnell - Mooch, Earl and pals.

Fantasy role playing oriented strip - includes cast of characters and some game design articles.

An archive featuring the grumpy owl fighting his battles with the universe.

About graduate students, by university professor Jorge Cham. Strip archive, merchandise available.

Online comic whose cast includes a bird, a worm, and two brothers and a band. By Richard Gwynn.

Prince Valiant, Prinz Eisenherz. Everything published with a picture and an estimated value.

A comic about friendship, fatherhood and the joys of retail.

Full-color weekly strip about the search for meaning in the modern world, starring a naive 20-something busboy at a cybercafe. By Theron Heir and Darrin Bell.

Life-based webcomic about creating world change and not going insane in the process.

A webcomic about random college life. Includes archives, cast, and about.

Cartoons like a car crash. You know it's going to be twisted, but you stop and look, anyway. Plus evil clown generator and celrebrity defacer.

Weekly webcomic and a collection of subversive resumes.

The harrowing tale of a boy with no last name, lost in a suburban hell with only his attractive yet sexually non-threatening side kick to help him, in a loosely-reality-based comic strip, by Joe.

Pop culture history dissected into bit-size pieces. By Richard Kolkman.

A collection of cartoons and about the cast. By Gordon Tumilty.

Weekly humor strip by Kaz, about sordid doings in a surreal city.

Features the furry strip Furantics, the medieval humor strip Open Knightly, and other doodlings by Bryan Hoben.

Features a collection using old-fashioned black and white characters, Updated regularly.

A collection of humorous cartoon art, comics, and games with technology themes. Created by Ward Makielski.

Monica, Amanda, their lives, their tribulations and friends. By Paul Taylor.

Strip starring the CAD/CAM supercomputer of the future. By Allen Stupica.