I was searching for an appropriate image to post for the newspost a few weeks back, but was met with a dilemma. Even though the Internet holds a vast collection of images to draw from, copyrights and intellectual property rights of original characters should be respected. The majority of images ...

An unexpected murder, a rare silver dollar coin, and shady dealings with a Sheik–Welcome to New York City in the year 1938, on the eve of WWII.

Tiny, a smooth talking jazz man, is down on his luck and low on cash without two nickels to rub together (that ...

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Elsewhere is finishing up its long running space/time adventure as it hits 200 pages on Drunk Duck. That has parodied Back to the Future, Star Wars, Star Trek among other series. Our group of characters look forward to continuing on with other stories of the mundane and ...

I used to take the side of the cheerful, positive, and heroic protagonist in films and comics when I was much younger. As I got older, I wised up to the idea that being a protagonist is relative to biases of the storyteller. Now I rewatch those same films with ...

Move over 19th century, Dracula has awakened from his slumber and he is back and cooler than ever! The world has changed drastically from what he remembers and now he needs to compete with popular modern vampires who are able to walk outside with their dazzling diamond skin, perfect hair ...

I have this travel journal that I carry around with me for inspiration and one of the suggested activities it to take time to stare out the window, whether in an airplane, bus, or subway car. I realised that too much of my day is spent staring at the gorilla ...

No it is not a dream (or even a lucid dream at that). KimLuster's masterfully hand-drawn and watercolor painted comic story, The Godstrain, has reached its 175 page milestone. Congratulations KimLuster and nicely done!

Read the adventures of Kimber Lee and check out The Godstrain today!
Link: http://theduckwebcomics ...

The next exit on your right is Stainless City where ordinary people live in a fantastical world. This is a place where superheroes and supervillains actually grow old past their prime and die.

In fact, the death of a superhero is the major plot point in the story. In an ...

The 2014 Spring Comic Convention season is here and in full swing. I have read about virtual conventions for webcomics, but nothing beats the thrill of traveling to a con, spending money on an entrance ticket, waiting in long lines next to strangers in cosplay, and taking photos with famous ...

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We join our heroes attempting an ill-conceived hiking holiday on the surface of the sun… While they're getting over their stupidity let's talk about Quackcast 161! We asked people to contribute their own notions about what's cool and interesting in SciFi, as well as what ...