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Clearly we will have to develop chaos grid technology!

My favorites:

http://www.unicornjelly.com/
http://cheston.com/pbf/archive.html
http://www.project-apollo.net/mos/mos000.html

Perhaps not widely popular, but one of my favorites. http://www.cheston.com/pbf/archive.html

Kind of crossover, both webcomics and syndicated in alternative newsweeklies...

Maakies
http://www.maakies.com/

Migraine Boy
http://www.gregfiering.com/migraineboy/index.html

Perry Bible Fellowship
http://cheston.com/pbf/archive.html

This reminds me of a comic strip I saw one time:

Allen, the Hungry Alligator

Actually, this entire series is hilarious. Check out the Perry Bible Fellowship if you have some spare time.

Perry Bible Fellowship is definitely a great one, but I would have to say the best one I've ever come across was Tastes Like Gravel. Sadly, it's been discontinued for quite a while now, bit it was awesome.

Don't forget about Sexy Losers (DNSFW) and Perry Bible Fellowship (PNSFW). (I am not affiliated with either.)

So? A movie deal isn't every cartoonist's goal. Many great comics (especially comic strips) would make terrible movies. There are other ways to profit-- like merchandise and publishing, even selling original art.

BTW there are quite a few cartoonists who work in print-- typically "alternative weeklies" like the New York Press, or with indie comics publishers like Fantagraphics-- but also make their strips and archives available on the web. I wouldn't call them "webcomics" in the Penny Arcade mold but these guys have seen that distributing their work over the intraweb as well as whatever publishing opportunities come along, is a good way of reaching fans... Some of my favorites (catering to my weird tastes, of course:)

Perry Bible Fellowship
http://cheston.com/pbf/archive.html
Maakies
http://www.maakies.com/
Underworld
http://www.kazunderworld.com/
Migraine Boy
http://www.gregfiering.com/migraineboy/index.html
Red Meat
http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/

Perhaps, but re-entry is even funnier.

Perry Bible Fellowship, the best webcomic in "publication" today.

http://cheston.com/pbf/archive.html

Billy the Bunny

Since we're talking about hammers and screwdrivers, I would think this comic would be appropriate. :)

nice try, Zarflax!

stupid slashcode...
http://cheston.com/pbf/PBF025BCDinosaurMeteors.htm l

Just tell the astronauts to hold their breath when they go outside.

obligatory

Obligatory PBF link:

http://cheston.com/pbf/PBF024ADUnicorn.jpg

Come back around June 2nd

How the dinosaurs *really* died out.

Tell that to Hugbot.

wait! we'll be stuck in an infinite loop! AAAAAAUUGH!!

http://cheston.com/pbf/PBF032ADReset.jpg

That reminds me of this comic

Strangely on topic though.

Once a week on Sunday.

Here is all the new ones.

Hilarious stuff.

What separates planets and stars? Just plain ol' incompatibility hopefully.

That Peter Rabbit isn't exactly a saint, you know.

Naw, it happened like this.

(Perry Bible Fellowship)++

There's a better link here.
Also, that comic is probably the funniest comic/webcomic that I have ever read. Have a link to the archive here, and enjoy it with great enthusiasm.

There's a better link here.
Also, that comic is probably the funniest comic/webcomic that I have ever read. Have a link to the archive here, and enjoy it with great enthusiasm.

The always excellent PBF comic for this comment here

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How come this is so much better than Penny Arcade?