Haven’t we all had friends like this? Despite the warnings of your real friends, you think they’re the best most exciting people and in the end they strap to you a rocket and laugh as you fly off into the ionosphere.
Yeah, me neither.
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Jeez, what happened to PB and Griz? They’re on an open-ended round-the-world cruise. Or in space. I forget.
Anyway, if you’re missing your daily dose of ursine goodyness, check out my daily bear project at threesixtyfivebears.com. I’m drawing a bear every day in 2011.
On my phone.
I know, right?
Here are the last 3 comics! Woo!
Wondermark – David Malki’s unique and hilarious comic. At first glance, it appears to be cut-and-pasted Victorian clip art, but Malki does some intricate photoshop work to get his characters and staging just right. Here’s another artists who’s time-lapse videos are worth watching.
We The Robots – Another comic that’s completed and retired, but a great story. A must for anyone who’s ever done time in a cubicle. Start from the beginning.
xkcd – if you identify as a nerd in any way or if anyone has ever called you a nerd. You should read this comic. Sometimes heavy on the math, it never fails to bring the laughs.
Sweet! That’s all of the original 27. On Monday I’ll wrap up with the few comics I’ve added to my list since I started this series.
Rounding third base now. Six (ish) more to go. Here are the next three:
Thinkin’ Lincoln – Miles Grover’s other strip. Also on Hiatus. This one’s about disembodied heads of famous dead people interacting in extremely immature ways. Yes. It is as awesome as it sounds.
Toothpaste for Dinner – More Comics from Drew of Superpoop/Crud Bump/Sharing Machine fame. These are drawn in a delightful stroke-victim style. They’re also very funny.
Truck Bearing Kibble – A beautifully drawn comic. Usually low humor (my fave!). There hasn’t been a new one in a while, but there’s plenty in the archives to read.
No, not that Seven of Nine. More comics most righteous, man!
Scary Go Round – The completed comic series by the lovely John Allison. SGR covers the adventures of some stylish twenty-somethings in the English town of Tackleford. Tends towards the supernatural. Tons of British humor (the best kind, really). The archives page is a great way to quickly see John’s art evolve to his current tight and expressive style.
Why is this completed comic still in my Google Reader? Well, up until last week or so I was getting John’s new comic, Bad Machinery through his scarygoround.com feed. That feed died last week, so now they’re separate. Plus this is a really great comic and you should read it sheesh stop with the 20 questions! We’ll talk more about Bad Machinery in the 10th installment (10 of 9? yeahp).
Superpoop – Awesome photo-comics by Drew of Sharing Machine. Drew and Natalie Dee do some very funny things on the internet. Go check them out.
Theater Hopper – Snarky and self-deprecating comic about movies and movie-fan culture. Tom is constantly improving his style. Also, my main source for movie news these days.