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In an attempt to finally get a working links page to other comics, I abandoned trying to use buttons or banners since I like many comics and sites. All these are sites that I actually go to myself or like personally. There should be a little commentary over each one so its your call. They have all been split into groups and are alphabetical... cause I'm wierd like that.

These comics update either Mon-Fri or every day of the week. Some are more sporadic than others, but obviously since I linked them, I like them regardless of when they update.

Alien Dice: Done by Syke, who is rumoured to be a robotic comic-making machine. Its got a bit of drama, romance, and comedy though a bit of a depressing theme now and again. But the art is wonderful and the world-smithing is really impressive with deep characters.

Buddies in Big Places: A comic around a group of characters in the land of Cumbria. A very interesting comic, though not for everyone. It's a bit mature at times, and with a loose artstyle, so most people will either enjoy this comic or really hate it.

Castlevania RPG (CVRPG): The comic my brother (who designed the new DMFA layout) and I started many moons ago. He runs it, for the most part, and, unless I kick him some art, it's sprite based. The sprites are custom works, and the comic has its own feel to it that works well. I used to just have a link at the bottom of the page to the comic, but he's a bugger and moved it up here, too. O_o

Dominic Deegan: A comic that focuses on an Oracle for Hire and his friends. It's generally a pun-filled yet light-hearted romp with a few dashes of drama in between. While there are the occasional drawbacks, you can generally get the feeling the author has put a lot of heart into his work. As such, it's at least worth a read through.

Evil Inc.: It's not all fun and games being a supervillain. An interesting twist about the corporate side of being evil and the various aspects of villainy.

Girls with Slingshots: A comic starring two girls and strange talking houseplants. Ok...so that's not really a good description of the comic. It's an amusing comic regardless of various antics the two do in their quest for drinks and good looking guys.

Kevin and Kell: I think I'm under contract to link this comic...I'm sure its in the clause somewhere. Kevin and Kell was one of the first online strips I started to read, and after getting through the enourmous archives, I basically read it out of habit much like a syndicated strip. Very reliable, its a nice comic to read if you are a creature of habit.

Namir Deiter: I love the art, and its shiny and colourful. Its hard to describe the story since so many things happen, but it revolves a lot around a particular kitty-girl and her friends/family. Its almost got a Family Afternoon Sitcom feel to it which you don't find too often in furry comics.

Sluggy Freelance: The main reason I didn't have this comic up on my links page sooner was that it's archive will probably take you ten months to properly go through. But it will be good reading all the way.

Something Positive: Not recommended for kids, but anybody with a horrible twisted sense of humour will probably find this comic funny. Nothing is sacred, but so much is so funny.

Superosity: This comic is definetly an oddity as far as comics go. Really hard to describe, but its got a sense of humour that I like and its almost religiously loyal in its updates. And it has a talking board which is always a plus.

Yet another Fantasy Gamer Comic: Anyone who has ever played D&D or even just enjoyed fantasy settings will probably enjoy this comic. It centers around various characters of ambigious alignments and puts a unique spin on the entire genre. There is a bit of nudity though, so keep that in mind when reading.

Updates for this group usually are 2-3 times a week...much like DMFA. Because of this, a lot of the comics in here might not get the recognition they deserve... which is a bummer since so many of them just really rock.

Bruno the Bandit: A fantasy comic revolving around a theif and his micro-dragon...and its definetly not like any other fantasy comic revolving around theifs or their micro-dragons. When bluegrass is used to help save the world from doom, then you know you got something.

Carpe Diem: Another fairly new comic to the scene, with some really nice artwork and already setting up the characters pretty decently. And like I said before with 21st Century Fox, it has a girraffe in it and you can't go wrong with that. Updates about three times a week and it's a pretty nice story. Plot is good.

Code Name Hunter: A really well-done pencil comic that reminds me of the "Great Mouse Detective"...only cooler...and with less Disney-G ratings. One of the nice things about it is entertaining in a way thats hard to describe. Did I mention that its really well-done?

CRFH!!!: College Roomies From Hell!!! is one of the first comics I started reading. Recently the comic has gone down the serious path but the author has a good sense of character-making and you can't help but like the characters...even the ones you shouldn't. She also has a massive archive so if you have a week of freetime, there you go.

Cyantian Chronicles: A sister site to Alien Dice, this site revolves around the Martian Acadamy and the various characters there. Good art from Syke like always, there is a lot of things to read and enjoy there. Probably one of the beginning comics I ever read back when it was just called "Satin and Silk"

DrowTales: Lots of dark-elves. It seems to be a whole network though there is a free-comic to read and its really nicely done. The art is top-notch and its definetly more drama and story than funny. I don't own a membership, but I'm tempted to just out of curiosity...

Errant Story: The comic that followed a popular comic called Exploitation Now. This one reminds me more of the end-parts of EN with a serious tone and more input into story than pure gags. Definetly something I would expect to see in a comic book store and the art is crisp, professional, and top notch.

FreeFall: Its hard to properly describe FreeFall. Its very-much more a sci-fi comedy than anything else I can think to term it with. With an alien, a robot, and a large-anthro wolf(doggie!), its not only really funny, its pretty intelligent too.

Friendly Hostility: A kind of sister...or very late cousin of the now-ended Boy meets Boy comic, Friendly hostility follows the adventures of two guys, their relationship, their family, a demon, a satanic cultist, an evil hat...um...it follows a lot of stuff that would probably make more sense if people just read it.

Gene Catlow: Its got a lot of 'make you think' aspects to it and it revolves around a group of furries living in a world that recently got a major shake-up. Its interesting to see a world where furries and humans live together though the two for the most part didn't get along too great and had a whole racism card being played. Somedays I'm not sure how I'm suppose to read into the comic, but I get the feeling thats intentional.

Girl Genius: It's an epic comic, full of delicious steampunk and tales of daring adventure. Probably one of the more detailed works I've seen on the net and one I would recommend everyone read through at least once.

Home on the Strange: It's a great comic, and touches a good spot for anyone who has ever enjoyed games/movies/anything nerdy. The artstyle is always improving and the funny is always there.

Magellan:Probably one of my favorite superhero webcomics out there. The author takes an interesting spin to what some would consider an overused medium and creates a very detailed yet well thought out universe. The characters are all interesting and unique, and the overall story is one that will make you come back to see what happens next.

Jack: Or you could read Jack, though Jack is pretty much a M rated comic as its got themes and violence that many PTA people would spasm at seeing. But its an incredibly well-done comic about Heaven, Hell, Life, Death, and Starfish. Also if you look, you might find Mab's Chibi Hell.

Pastel Defender Heliotrope: The newest comic from the creator of Unicorn Jelly, it takes place in a dimension of Pastel. Lots of worldsmithing, and it almost has a bit of a scarcastic soap-box or personal opinion feel, which is fine by me.

Penny and Aggie: From the creator of the now defunct comic "Cool Cat Studios", the comic takes place in high school and around two girls who could be nothing alike. Sometimes the pacing and style can be distracting and frustrating, but the art is crisp and clear and well worth a look at.

Roomies: I never really know what to expect with this comic, but I like it regardless. It seems to occasionally cross into Cyantian Chronicles and the art is nice on the eyes as far as furry comics go. Definetly worth a look-see when you get time to.

Penny Arcade: Unlike RPG world, which is done like you are playing a RPG, Penny Arcade is the type of comic who makes fun of games in a more obvious 'beat you in the head' sort of way. I doubt I need to talk about PA since its practically a mecca of gaming comics.

Sore Thumbs: A relatively new comic, I can't say too much about it yet though its off to a decent start. Hopefully when it swings into gear more, I'll have more nice things to say about it. ^_^'

Suburban Jungle: Tiffany Tiger, aspiring actress/model/superstar. Its an interesting comic and an interesting setup. A few things remind me of Kevin and Kell, but for the most part Suburban Jungle is pretty darn cute. Then again, maybe I am biased towards comics that make references to the Prisoner series...

These comics update basically once a week, give or take an update.

21st Century Fox: Set in the somewhat distant future of furries, 21st Century Fox is rather nifty in the way the art has evolved to a really impressive standing. And it has girraffes! And the rules of the universe say comics with girraffes and bright shiney colours are pretty cool...at least I think they do. That and its an overall friendly sorta place.

The Awakened: Done by the artist of the now-expired comic The Mousekaroos...the Awakened is a slightly sinister but well-done strip. It's still in it's fledgling stages but overall I think it's off to a great start.

Awkward Zombie Comics:It actually doesn't have much to do with the title. The comic is more a gaming comic than one that deals with undead. Probably one of the funnier gaming strips out there. And considering how many gaming comics there are, that can be a tricky feat.

Buddies on Away/Inhuman: Inhuman is a good sci-fi comic that explores some of the darker aspects of human-nature in some of the most unlikely of places. Buddies on Away is more or less ended but is still amusing for a laugh or three.

Catena: A relatively small comic archive wise, but the art is highly impressive. A whole lotta kitties together in a manor, and so colourful and shiney!

Deer Me: It's a cute comic, done by one of the nicest peeps you could possibly meet. A bit of slice of life...and a bit of Yobo. *cough*

Ever After: A comic with more Grim than Fairy in its Tales. The art is supurb, the story is looking to be an interesting...if not dark one. Each page is interesting visually, and I look forward to reading more about the creepy stories behind each tale.

Girly: Josh Lesnick, creator of the now-ended Wendy Project/Comic/Website/Etc, started working on a comic called Girly which takes place as sorta a sequal to his small comic escapade of Cute-Wendy. It's fairly wacky and full of incredibly great art. Its got a bit of girl-girl romance drama to it, but considering how few comics actually have a girl-girl romance that isn't overblown, I think Josh does a really nice job. So go read.

Holy Bibble: The comic advertises if you read it, you will go to heaven. And I'm inclined to believe them. Great fun, though possibly not for the most religiously fanatic.

Las Lindas: Done by Chalosan, a comic about an anthromorphic cow-girl in her pursuit to save her families farm from being bought out or from falling apart. Smashing art, interesting characters. An interesting read overall.

Nemesis: In a world full of superheros, it isnt as grand as some might like to think. The story takes place after the worlds most beloved and famous superhero has been murdered, and its up to a regular human cop to figure it out.

Perki Goth/MPLH: After what seems to be a haitus, this comic is starting to swing back into action. A bit of swearing, but overall an interesting brand of art, Perki Goth will likely pick into full gear and I think will have some pretty impressive results, as its shown a lot of good merit thus far.

Perry Bible Fellowship: Don't let the name fool you, there isn't anything too religious about this comic. Perhaps one of the most artistic and surreal comics out there. You never know what will be done next.

Supermegatopia: Land of kiwis and furry superheros. Its a pretty funny comic(s) and it has a LOT of stuff to look around. Its a bit risky here and there, so keep that in mind. There are a lot of species and characters, and a lot of superheros...so I'm in little heaven cause superheroes are really nifty to me. They try to update weekly, but sometimes fall short. Still good though.

The Wings of Change: A wonderfully done comic, starring a rather sulky dragon, a winged elf, and ebil ebil pixy children. A good recipe for a fantasy comic if there ever was one.

These comics tend to update sporadically, though usually at least once a month.

Badly Drawn Kitties: The comic itself has retired, but the creator still posts things and manages to put on a good entertaining show. Still, the original comic can be found and is an interesting read-through, albeit a bit mature humor at times.

A Doemain of Our Own: The story of Sue-deer, for better and for worse. It's a really well-drawn comic though there is never really a scheduled update pattern I can see. But hopefully that will change. Lovely inkwork.

Elf Only Inn: Elf Only Inn, a comic based origionally off a fictional chat-room now MMORPG, is pretty funny as DrowTales is pretty story. It's not suprising to see why this comic got popular fast, its really freaking funny. Anyone who ever has been in a chatroom long enough probably shares similar feelings. But really. Good fun comic.

Just another webcomic: Started originally as a scheme to raise money for a convention, JAWC has since then taken on a life and storyline of its own as it follows the lives of a small group of characters...for better or for worse.

Longtail's Lair: This is actually the portal site to multiple comics. Gemini Bright, Apollo 9, and Coons. All three have different inspirations and quirks to them. Gemini Bright a fantasy setting, Apollo 9 more sci-fi, and Coons a bit more hard-knock-life to it. Each have different ratings though so be sure to check before walking into them.

Sabrina Online: Probably one of the most well-known furry comics online. The artwork is awsome, and it only updates once a month. You probably already know about Sabrina Online, but if you don't, the best way to find out would be through the site so check it out.

Splurd: Splurd is an interesting place. It hosts a couple comics, and it hosts Splurdlink which the censor-pandas I made are a part of. Either way, its a neat place to check out.

Treasure Hunters!: A very interesting comic starring a character with the coolest fluffy ears ever. Magic, alchemy, cool machines, and a whole wacky assortment of hijinks, Treasure Hunters covers all the bases for an interesting read.

VG Cats: Another gaming-based comic. All I can say if its anything remotely up your alley of humour, you will probably laugh a lot.

Vinci and Arty: An incredibly adorable comic revolving around a cute racoon and yumar(mer-cheetah) couple. Its very sweet, and pretty funny, and it will likely give you cavities.

WTFComics: A comic based on Everquest, its pretty impressive with a good storyline and incredibly detailed/nice artwork. It has its action moments and some really funny moments. The nicest thing is probably you don't have to know anything about EQ to enjoy the comic, but it adds a nice boost if you do.

Zebra Girl: Its definetly...odd. But the art is so freaking detailed you will likely have your heads explode upon seeing it. Really decent story and lots of setting people on fire. What more could someone ask for?

ZooCity: Its so shiny...and so colourful...and pretty funny too. Zoocity is done by Equidna, who is probably one of the niftiest peeps I know. The art is really nicely done, and the story is pretty interesting and incredibly wacky, which I find is a nice combination when doing a story set up in a demi-apocolyptic time.

These comics basically seem to be on haitus, or just plan dead. They are/were good though so I still recommend people seeing what was done.

Angel Moxie: This comic I admit leaves me teetering. The art is very pro, and the story is pretty good with jabs that everyone likes to make when it involves young girls getting magical girl outfits and saving the world. At times it feels a little cliche, but as a whole its a pretty amazing comic and I will one day steal this person's brains for my own...

Dracula: I like this comic interpretation of Bram Stoker's Dracula. Not only is it anthros...its really WELL DONE anthros. The creator has done a lot of research and it shows and even though I know the ending, I look forward to every update. Though beware the popups of the .tk domain name.

Dragon-Tails: A great comic with an impressive archive. Previously was in haitus but has come back for weekly updates. Very unique style and humour and I'd recommend this comic to anyone who likes a good laugh.

Elf Life: A nicely drawn comic with elves, faeries, mermaids, and all sorts of fantasy things. Nice storywork and nice world-smithing and full of elvish names that are really hard to spell without looking. The comic tends to update based on how much donations are given.

Furfire: Silverfox's story of a hybrid named Savrin and friends being displaced in another time. Lots of story, and you can tell that Silverfox has a lot of this worked down in her mind. Also a impressive evolution of art from the first comic to the current one. I don't think I would be able to have a links page without mentioning Furfire. ^_^'

Gaming Guardians: This comic is an interesting one, and full of good writing and good characters. If you like chatrooms or games or mucks, then you likely will enjoy this comic. Its also full of action that reminds me a lot of the old Xmen comics though this one isn't above doing things funny. Good times all round.

Gossmaer Commons: A comic about the dark side of fairy tales. Or perhaps just a darkened fairy tale itself. Definately worth a look-in if you prefer a comic that isn't all light jazz and sunshine.

Living with Zombies: A comic done by a real life friend involving a duo trying to make it in a world where everyone else has been turned into zombies. It's quite insane and if anyone disagrees...I'll have to gnaw their brains out.

Master Zen-Dao Meow: On haitus also, but a comic with an infamously impressive following and a forum that has practically a life all its own. The comics itself is pretty nice and follows an interesting story, and the characters are bright and vibrant. One day I might go to the forums though I confess I'm afraid to do so cause it is pretty daunting. Like walking into a massive cathedral. O_o'

Melonpool: One of the longer-running internet comics out there, Melonpool revolves around the sci-fi with a hearty dose of time-travel.

Misty the Mouse: A big name in the furry comic world, the comic usually updates about once a week but at times it seems to lapse though. Its a well-drawn comic though and worth looking into if you like furry comics and haven't heard of it.

PowerPuff Girls doujinshi: This is one of those comics you never think can be pulled off well...but the creator has managed to do it incredibly well. With a cast of assorted characters from different cartoons, and an artstyle that is very much professional, it will make you weep. So check it out.

Queen of Wands: Monkieeeeees! Queen of Wands can be silly, serious, or just down-right ebil(so evil its even miss-spelled!) to the point you gotta keep reading because the creator seems to of found a way to distribute crack in intnernet form. Seriously though, QoW is pretty nice and has an attitude like few other online comics have. It has finished, but now is going through its old comics with a commentary so it is daily for now.

RPG World: I have been reading this comic for a long time, and I keep reading partially out of habit, and partially because I really like the comic. It does a mock-up of RPGs which is usually a popular subject, and the art is crisp and shiney.

Star Wars: The Luke Skywalker Chronicles A fan-comic showcasing the life of Luke Skywalker before the events of the original trilogy were set into motion. Great art though still beginning, it has a lot of potential.

These are comic-like things but not really comics... or they are simply sites I wanted to put up for personal/misc reasons.

Mab's Land:My alternate webpage that I use primarily for art and kicking around potential future products. Updates 10x less than DMFA but might be fun to see other things I draw.

Homestarrunner: A great site full of really interesting flash animations. Most people know it through Strong Bad emails which get answered around once a week. Its addicting, and highly amusing, and dial-up people probably have a horrible time on it.

Keenspot: I think everyone who does a webcomic knows about Keenspot...a good deal of people host their comics on the free-smaller Keenspace. Either way, if you are looking for comics, Keenspot is a good place to start since they claim a lot of really nice comics. Its often joked behind its back by other comics, but a good number of people who do the jokes would probably give up their left leg to get on keenspot given the chance.

Korsil: A site that has a lot of really good webcomic reviews, so if you ever want opinions on comics you might want to read, its a nice place to go. They even reviewed DMFA, poor poor people...

Tailsteak: My slav... um... husband's site. Tailsteak is probably most known for being the maker of 1/0 but he also has a new site with some pretty nice new comics. He's pretty groovy... and not because I'm dating him... though that is a nice plus.

Tangent: A webcomic reviewer, (the poor guy has even reviewed DMFA a couple times). The insights are usually pretty interesting and I enjoy seeing interpretations and opinions on webcomics. A good read and a good place to find new comics without having to scroll through an entire archive beforehand.

Websnark: I don't know why I love this site... but I do. Usually contains commentary on comic strips and is almost always dead on if not funny.

And Finally... Check out the Inverted Dungeon. My brother (who designed the new DMFA layout) runs this site. It has all sorts of rantings, humor, etc... He can also be commisioned to do websites, obviously.

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