PALINDRAMAS: Palindromes, Cartoonified
by Dan Mazur Wednesdays
The Disconnect
New visual ethics for young lovers Whenever the itch needs to be scratched
Bad Obstetrician
by Mark Dreskin, MD
Gold and Blue and Gray
By Gloria Farmer Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays
Good Night, Good Light!
By Max Peters Wednesdays
Pablo: The Sad Orange.
Written by Myles C., Illustrated by S. Corr Sundays
Postcards_from_Neverywhere- sky nomad
By Patrick Lutz Whenever
Within the Rat
Mondays
Some Day Dreamers
by Laurie L Thomas daily
An Unexpected Turn of Events
By J. Sandas One-shot. No updates.
CRUX
By Leah Jennings weekends
Naked Matador Stories
Created by M.S. Harkness Updated as often as possible
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Recommended Reading
Beautiful through its tragedy.
This surely is a rare kind of comic, and one that must be checked out immediately. There are only four instalments (thus far) and each one is truly beautiful. These are tragic pieces my friends, and this is the kind of tragedy one could only find in classic European art films - those rare moments which make you not only feel like weeping, but awestruck at the inherent beauty. I really don't know what else to say. If you like films by such luminaries as Fellini or possibly Godard, I suggest you take the time to peruse Max Peter's wares. You won't regret it, and if you're anything like me, it'll add a bit of deeper meaning to your day.
... read it now!
Palindramas is as amusing backwards as it is forwards.
Palindrome- n. a word, phrase, or sentencethat reads the same backward and forward. The idea is so simple, yet oh so complicated. Just the mere fact that such a comic can provide entertainment with just the words alone is amazing. Some of the comics are one panel gags with a simple illustration of the palindrome. Other comics may contain several. My favorites, however, are the comics in which a scenario is provided leading up to the puch line: a new palindrome. "'Read now!', won dear."
... read it now!
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