Gagtoons,weird tales in one panel
By Gregory Hoffman Thursdays
Jumpy
By Alexander Matthews Updated daily
Cat!! A Strange Web Comic
Created by RaeZeep As often as is possibly possible.
Rock Garden Comics
By Pat Jones Daily
A Blonde's Life
By Daniel Davine
Better Than Dead
Illustrated by Mitch Johnson! Verbaly Conducted by Webb Craven Mon-Fri
No, The Other Way...
by Jacques Laffoon Weekly
The Tickle Tape
Stan Yan Daily, every weekday (excluding market holidays)
Mung
By Casey Sorrow Mostly Weekdays
Past Expiry Cartoon
by Johnny Ancich usually twice a week on my blog
Felina: Sunday laughs
Art & story: Inkalill Completed
Kribys
By: James Simmons Fields Whenever I can
Average Emergency
By Zakk Underhill Every thursday... FOREVER
More Krappy Kartoons
By Cliff Stepp (aka Krappy Kliff) More Krap added each Sunday
Oh Death, You Devil
Comics updated once a week
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Recommended Reading
Salugi!
Okay, here's where I admit my ignorance: I don't get it. Putting that aside, I find myself powerless to stop hitting the "next" button. I am amused more often than cornfused, and always impressed and humbled by the painting-style artwork. I don't know where the experiment is going, and I don't care- I just enjoy looking at them. :)
... read it now!
Jumpy will make you both "Hee" and "Haw"
Jumpy tells the single panels story of Jumpy, a bunny funnily enough. He's constantly getting screwed and humiliated and laughed at by everyone including ME! He's one of those characters who you love, but is not necessarily lovable. Great work!
... read it now!
ROCK GARDEN is a slice of life comic by Pat Jones which asks you to get in touch with your inner geezer.
For the very young, it's a look at grandma in a way they may never have seen her. For the young adult, it's a look at the wild side of mom. For those old enough to have adult children, it's a joke on ourselves.
Young people tend to think as one gets older, one loses "cool" exponentially. ROCK GARDEN rains on that theory. Pat Jones takes a look at life with humor that transcends age. Whether talking about Mommies or her trademark Mummies, Pat makes those hilarious observations we all recognize in our own lives. As Larry the Cable Guy says "that's funny, I don't care who you are!"
She has three recurring themes: (1) the life and interactions of a middle-aged grandma with her daughter, her grandchildren, her insurance bills, and the world around her; (2) the shenanigans of ghostly and ghoulish characters from vampires to mad scientists; and (3) the antics of her fictional mummies, whose hi jinx and insights are tomb-multously funny.
Do yourself a favor. Start reading Pat Jones' ROCK GARDEN. It's a guaranteed snicker.
... read it now!
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