Walrus's WWE The Comic is turning 400 pages old! WoooOOOOOOooooo!


Dark Pascual's Shaman Quest has reached a good 450 pages, and the story is barely beginning! Congrats!


The Carriers, a featured comic by roidvoid, would like to print a collected edition! roidvoid (who has already successfully printed individual ...

Hi all, sorry these are in most cases so belated. I didn't see much point in making newsposts when the news dropdown wasn't working, because very few people would see there was a new one. And no one was sending any in really, so I guess we were ...

Hi everyone!

So as many of you may recall, a few months ago we attempted to implement a redesigned version of the site. Unfortunately, we attempted to implement the new look (and a handful of features) on top of DrunkDuck's existing code. Some of you might recall the results ...

Popular videogame video blog She Geek is relaunching on Pop Galaxy this week, and we just wanted to give them a small shout out! All this week, Pop Galaxy will be reposting old episodes, with new ones beginning on Tuesday next week.

For further info, check out the She Geek ...

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Am I the only one who thinks of Count Rugen shouting “Not to 50!” when reporting 50 pages? :-)

"Rune: a Tale of Wizards and Kings" has reached 50 pages, with two issues done and the third issue just starting.

I also had a baby a three weeks ago, so ...

Hey guys! Don't forget that the Drunk Duck newsposts now have an RSS feed! Get DD news right in your RSS reader!


Larry has a double announcement! firstly, sucks has reached 50 comics! Congrats! Secondly, Barry Reviews Webcomics ended earlier this week. There's not really an anti-congrats… I ...

Why do we call Drunk Duck members “DDers” or “Drunk Duckers”? I mean, wouldn't “Ducks” (or Drunk Ducks) be simpler? I dunno. :shrug:

The Drunk Duck newsposts now have an RSS feed! Never miss a newspost with this fancy newfangled technology (okay it's been around a long time ...

Fantastic art and funny writing, this sometimes-superhero comic is loaded with unexpected gags and shows a lot of dedication but definitely doesn't take itself too seriously. And really, how could anybody take a superhero who fights with spare change seriously? There's also bizarre creatures, modern-day pirates, and a ...

Layton: Well Luke! It certainly looks as though we have a completely improbable mystery to solve!
Luke: You bet Professor! I hope it turns out better than the one where we hallucinated the whole thing!
Layton: Yes…. remember, let's not tell your father about that one! Before we begin ...

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 ...