and Dylan C!!!!!!! present:
Tsunami Channel - A conglommerate of sorts between a bunch of different anime/manga genres, but mostly "shoujo manga"; the main character is known only as "onii-chan" (lit. "brother"), has most of the female cast in love with him, and has some kind of dark secret that allows him to hold back the demonic powers in one of them. Er, look, just look at their cast page, all right? [PG]
The Rogues Gallery - It's sort of one continuous manga crossover, featuring a few original characters. Kitty Navilos thinks she's a catgirl and is in love with Inu-Yasha, Sapphire has godlike powers, the Original Manga Author (O.M.A.) runs the show, and ... uh, those are probably the only characters worth mentioning in the main thing. [PG]
Elf Only Inn - A roleplaying chatroom, and the wacky hijinx therein. [PG]
Penny Arcade Two guys named Gabe and Tycho satirize video games, and swear like @#$%in' sailors. [PG-13]
Crash and Bass - Dr. Wily's Robot Masters, Crash Man and Bass/Forte, are flung 300 years into the future, and must stop Clash Man (made from parts left over from Crash Man and Flash Man) from destroying the past! It's actually one of the best sprite comics I've ever read. [PG]
Okashina Okashi (Strange Candy) - A smallish group of manga-style characters has been drawn into the realm of UberTokyo, which typifies the Cyberpunk genre of manga (unless it's the other way around). They then travel through a series of plotholes, each time arriving at a different world typifying a genre of manga. (That, or the manga genre of -- well, you get the idea.) [PG-13] for comic mischief, cartoon violence, and a few suggestive themes (although one of the worlds they go to consists of a suggestive theme).
Dominic Deegan - The title character is a seer who, after getting kicked out of his village due to extreme stupidity, must foil these necromancers. Kinda gruesome at some bits. [PG-13]
Sparkling Generation Valkyrie Yuuki - Okay, this is crazy, even by my standards: a fifteen-year-old boy who is obsessed with Magical Girl anime, is transformed into a Magical Girl. He ... uh ... she then has to fight all kinds of monsters from Norse mythology. Including Loki. [PG]
Conversations Within Elsydeon - Takes place withing the sword Elsydeon, where the souls of Those Who Have Fought Dark Force (a.k.a. Dark Falz) from the Phantasy Star series are stored. Also including every single Phantasy Star Online character. By which I mean the players' characters. XD [PG]
9th Elsewhere - A terminally depressed writer and her goofy, hyper muse are trapped in her own subconscious. Now THAT'S something I didn't expect. [PG-13]
Ragnarok Wisdom - Based on the Online RPG, "Ragnarok Online." [PG]
The Primer Chronicles - Now a bit less depressing! But still violent in the archives. -_-; [PG]
Overplay - Short so far, but I think it's about these mercenaries, one of whom suddenly gets morals after they kidnap a princess.
The Wrong Plot - Dark T. Zeratul is accidentally inserted into the Mega Man X universe, and now he needs to stop Sigma from crushing his online community, Antioch.[PG-13]
Terra's comic stuff - Not sure what to put here -- random hand-drawn stuff about Mega Man. (Terra is the name of a Stardroid.) [G]
Sluggy Freelance - Starring Riff, Torg, Zoe, Gwynn, an alien named Aylee, Kiki the hyperactive ferret, and a homicidal rabbit named Bun-Bun. (Daily) [PG]
Cloud's vaguely incomprehensible but apparently popular Mega Man-ish sprite comic - Uh ... yeah! (There is no schedule) [PG-13]
8-Bit Theatre - Yes, this is a sprite comic, but it's done using graphics from Final Fantasy 1! Loosely based on said Final Fantasy, the subplot is that the evil Black Mage needs to survive with the stupid Fighter with his sanity intact. Red Mage is the character who defines everything in terms of RPGs. Black Belt, who is only slightly less stupid than Fighter, hangs around with White Mage, on whom Black Mage has an enormous crush. And Thief takes not only everything that isn't nailed down, but also everything that is. (Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday) [PG-13]
Framed! - The continuing saga about a gaggle of poor schmoes trapped in a comic book universe. The Author, Damonk, has kidnapped Frank, Derek, Allison, and Mike, and put them in an online webcomic for his own amusment. (Weekly) [PG-13]
Adventurers! - The RPG comic with bards and oranges! Basically, Ardam the mage has to save himself from living inside a console RPG. Unfortunately, he can't, so he'll just go with Karn the warrior, defeating the evil (and extremely stupid) villain Khrima! No, wait -- Khrima's gone the way of Golbez and ShinRa. (Weekdays.) [E]
Antihero for Hire - From the creator of "Adventurers!" comes this new comic book story about a group of heroes who fight justice! ... pretty much. [PG]
RPG World - This RPG comic has more plot than Adventurers!. The hero (who has no name) must stop Galgarion from taking over the world. While Galgarion isn't quite as stupid as Khrima, when you combine his stupidity with the Hero's, they overshoot Khrima. (Sun/Wed/Fri) [Teen]
Bob and George - The first sprite comic ever! Starring Mega Man, Dr. Light, The Author, and of course, Bob and George! (Daily) [PG-13]
Online Life - The first webcomic I got into! Therefore the first sprite comic I got into! It's about a spoony bard (well, not really) named SpoonyBard who saves the Internet from Peer, CATS, and a hacker, who is seeming more and more to be himself. (Mon/Wed/Fri) [G]
Kid Radd - Radd was the hero of an NES game, but when his game was emulated and put on the Net, the sprites in his game were freed to do as they please. And already he's gotten himself in trouble. [PG]
Ill Intent presents: Phantasy Star II - Mangafication of Phantasy Star II. Watch out, though: You might get knocked over by Nei's cuteness. Which makes her battle tactics all the scarier. [PG-13]
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