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Featured Comic
Allan - An Autobiography "Allan" is an autobiographical comic about a 16-year-old high school student. It encases on what other people might overlook and delves deeply into the teenage mind. While usually comedic, "Allan" is occasionally serious and dramatic, dealing with relationships and teenage ambiguity. It is a must-read for all webcomic readers worldwide! READ ALLAN 
Applied Living 'Applied Living' is a surreal comedy about Dave, Shaun, and a few other side characters wandering aimlessly through their college years, while trying their hardest not to pass the threshold into adulthood. Applied Living delights in referencing obscure Age of Enlightenment trivia, which truly makes it interesting and unique read. READ HERE 
Red Oasis Red Oasis is unlike any webcomic you've read before. Red Oasis is an entire world. Every detail is painstakingly researched for plausibility, sometimes with additional technology articles to further immerse you in our world. For anyone who enjoys realism in their sci-fi action adventure, you'll love Red Oasis. 
Tales of Pylea Tales of Pylea is an epic fantasy webcomic. It tells the story of F'nor, an enigmatic man with hidden and unpredictable powers and Arianhod, a strange girl with golden eyes as they journey to collect ancient artifacts to stop an upcoming Evil. 
Zom-Ben Strikes! The ancient Egyptian god Anubis saw fit to bless illustrator Ben Benson with a portion of his power, but cursed him with the form and appetite of a zombie. Now donning a costume and calling himself by an uber creative moniker, Zom-Ben stalks the streets of St. Fredericks handing out liberal doses of justice! 
A.D 1997 Whether it's intricate murder mysteries, pretty girls fighting giant robots, coming-of-age relationship antics or the exploration of company politics both global and local, amounting to much more than your standard-fare conspiracy theories - this comic has it all. 
Phineus:Magician for Hire This is the fantastic world of Phineus: Magician for Hire. Follow the tongue-in-cheek adventures of Phineus and Sara Beam as they battle the forces of evil Hell-bent on taking over the world! He's a Mage and she likes to shoot things. They hunt vampires, slay dragons, destroy zombies, fight Nazis, travel into outerspace.You get the picture!
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Jun 05
Applied Living Returns
The masters of "taking a break", "on hiatus", and "we'll be back" have once more broken through an apathy-induced leave of absence to produce comics for a scant number of readers. Through hail, Hell, Hel, high water, high voltage, insurmountable odds, and odd insurmountables, the one-two punch of sovietturkey and acadia is risen again.
Featuring one-dimensional characters in two dimensions, pictures, words, and now color, this comic will literally have you scrolling your mouse wheel to the very end of each page. Follow heterosexual white males Dave and Shaun through a series of pointless, unrelated events in the midst of something far more ominous than they realize: college life.
Will they go to class? Will they finally give the octopus some water? Is the Green Knight friend or foe? Man or beast? How many hairs does Shaun's goatee REALLY have? When will he shave it? Beowulf?
The touching/gripping/fondling odyssey that is Applied Living is not to be missed. So swing by the ApL site! Read it now-- we already have.
May 07
Comic-Fencing Launches!
The mission of Comic Fencing is to provide a place where webcomics are critiqued and celebrated. We also want to introduce you to comics you may not have seen yet. And we wanted to give you a way to know if you’ll like a given comic or not.
The best way to do that is for our reviewers to offer mutliple reviews of the same webcomic, dueling it out in order to bring you the truth. So every week, our dedicated reviewing staff will give you their points of view on the chosen comic. Then, fully informed, you can decide if you want to read the webcomic.
You can check it out here today: ComicFencing - Weekly Group Webcomic Reviews!