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Narshada:
Hey all. I started my comic, Exotic Soup about 8 weeks ago, (once a week updates,) and I'd be interested to see what everyone thinks so far. Site is at www.exoticsoup.co.uk, which is a work in progress. Scroll down for the latest strip and click on it for the archives so far.

d-gradeBoys.com:
Hey guys

We have just finished our first web comic and would love you to check it out and see what you think!

It is called 'June Sux!' and the latest installment can be found at the following link: http://www.d-gradeboys.com/junesux/junesux_latest.html

Thank you very much for your time and all the best!

 :-D
 
Daf
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w: http://www.d-gradeboys.com

officeninjas:
Hey folks,

I'll give ya the link first, so you can skip the rest if you want.

Office Ninjas: Stealth, Assassination, and Consulting

A lot of what goes on at an office is rediculous. Any one who has worked in one knows this. This things people say. The bass ackwards way that things get done. All I'm saying is that if the company was staffed by ninjas, at least they'd have an excuse.

I've waited a while before trying to plug my comic, but the time has come. The comic started with the dual purpose of trying to make something entertaining and having something that would keep me drawing regularly. It has succeeded at the latter, but I need feedback from people who aren't friends and family.

So yeah, I appreciate your time and hope you enjoy the comic.

Joe

FoolOnTheHill:
Hey, sorry 2 be pluggin' twice, but I think I've found my line thickness formula and am really starting to get into this.   :-D

http://getbent.comicgenesis.com

Get Bent: As Condemned by the Royal Family

Take a peek, enjoy, form an opinion, and if ya don't like it, send me some hate mail ^_^

HPPH:
Another "not my comic" and by the way, searching "My Brain Hurts" in this forum yeilds fun results.

Named after Screeching Weasel's album, My Brain Hurts is a minicomic published (roughly) three times a year. I think QCers who enjoyed the early awkward romance and relationship issues will enjoy this comic. Additionally, gender theory and women's studies students'll get a kick out of the themes the author deals with. You can get the comics from either author Liz Baillie's site or from her quasi publisher Microcosm

So yeah, heavy pen and inking, the search for sexual identity and punk rock in a contemporary NYC setting.

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