Mechanical Toad
by Heather McGinness eventually weekly, once my baby starts sleeping!
King of RPGs
By Jason Thompson and Victor Hao Check out kingofrpgs.com for current updates
Horrible Game Comics
by Ryan J. Smith Saturdays
Minus World
By Bill Mudron and Anne Moloney. Every Tuesday and Thursday.
The Misadventures of Kym
By Jack Walton when I get around to it
K's Grab Bag
By Kelly Tollette Once every few days
Annie
written and drawn by N8 Dawg updated every Friday (more or less)
Radical Boy and the World of the Crystals
By Radical Boy Daily Through the Month of April
World at War
Written and Illustrated by Eduardo E. Olazaran Updates Tuesday and Thursday
Team Fork
By Carew Kincade No fixed schedule for updates
The Escapist Club
By Dr Pepper with art by SusiBeeca Updated as often as i can
n3rdc0r3
By Craig Brown Once every few days - whenever I can!
Nerd Girls Gone Wild
Written (randomly) and illustrated (badly) by Tanuki Chan When I'm not lazy and when school isn't in the way.
Nature of the Beast
From your friends at Eye-Level Entertainment Irregular
Quarter Munchers
Illustrated by Bill Whitman Jr., Written by Roger Post Wednesdays
Naoko Muragama: Video Game Champion
Completed
A Block's Tale
Playing with Dolls
by Spike Updates on occasion
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Recommended Reading
I'll admit I expected less. Thank you for changing my mind.
Naoko Muragama is officially my hero. And the creator, too; can't forget the creator! I'm very impressed with how this comic turned out, and wait eagerly for future installments. Simply awesome, isn't it? Go read it. READ IT NOW.
... read it now!
Psst, guess what? I know you.
Man, i wish i knew enough about video games to make a webcomic about them. Mine just tries to be as nerdy as yours :[
And i don't know what you're complaining about, your art's fine.
My character is totally the best n_n even if i did only show up once....
I'm not good at writin' things, so i'll wrap up before i prove difinitivley that ah'm a fool
Panda out! :D
... read it now!
Spike is... surprised by the popularity of this comic. She shouldn't be.
Sure, the art is entirely composed of screen captures from the game Sims 2, but that's not the point. The game is merely a spring-board for Spike's amazingly caustic wit. Seriously, if her wit was liquid and came in little bottles, you could use it to clean concrete mixers.
Fortunantly for everyone other than concrete mixers, Spike's wit comes in the form of prose fiction. She fleshes out the horrid, horrid lives of her Sims one installment at a time, switching between first-person diary entries, close-third narration, and even the occasional goth poem.
If you've ever spent an excessive amount of time trolling Livejournal for no other reason than pure schadenfreude, Playing with Dolls is for you.
... read it now!
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