Wilson Kane Is a dashing swash buckler, bringing to mind the Dread Pirate Roberts from the Princess Bride. He's about to have a spot of girl trouble. Castalia is a sword wielding young woman of spirit and vigor, she'd rather be working at a forge than learning Latin ...

Guess what! Nergal has interviewed Pieguy259 of Stickman and Cube, and I gotta say it's a bunch of fun questions and answers. Here, have a look!

Well the first thing I noticed is the awesome banner you have for your comic. You must get a lot of comments about ...

Let's get right to it, shall we? Time's a-wastin!

http://www.drunkduck.com/community/view_topic.php?tid=55129 it is a key point to the plot. Though that won't make any sense at the current point in the story, it will within the next few chapters. The ...

Big news today, duckers!



Bigger than usual. This is really, really decently-sized news actually.
We have a new feature here on DD: Quackcasts!
Click here http://podcast.drunkduck.com, or click on the link in the right hand column near the Faceduck and Twitter links.

This is DrunkDuck's new ...

Oh man, have I got a dumptruck full of news for you! I mean, I'm not saying that the news is garbage or anything. Just that there's a lot of it. THERE IS A LOT OF NEWS OKAY

I hope I got all this formatting right…

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Arachnid Goddess is a long-running comic here on DD, and is a disturbing gem of writing. Think of it as an illustrated tale rather than a comic (it's very text heavy)- the art isn't amazing but it does the job and can sometimes be very evocative. What is ...

What's up, gang? Just because it's back to business as usual here at DD doesn't mean you can sit around! There's a couple cool things you can participate in going on RIGHT NOW!




Harkovast and ifelldownthestairs have recorded another podcast for The Webcomic Review Comic on ...

Frame by Frame is kind of like Friends for a younger, geekier art-school audience. A group of friends/ classmates/ roommates make up an ensemble cast and the comic is mainly about their lives an doings. There's no action or horror, and the drama and comedy are both understated. I ...

Who saves the hardworking moms, pops, waitresses and ungrateful fry cooks from rude biker gang punks and other terrible dangers? Smorty Smythe and his dragon fists, that's who. He's a kung-fu monk with a baby face and a naive streak a mile wide. About as silly as it ...

This fun comic is like an even more ridiculous (get it?) Dick Tracy. Our protagonist, hard-boiled yellow detective Riddick Q Loss, is on the hunt for the nefarious Sir Dimswitch - a man with an evil plan and a hot um… aunt. Loss is easily sidetracked however by the improbable cast ...