One of the classics of sprite comics, created using 8-bit Final Fantasy I sprites instead of the more common Megaman/Rockman sprites.  Follow the adventures of the lovably evil Black Mage, lovably stupid Fighter, lovably greedy Thief, and lovably stat-obsessed Red Mage on their quest as Light Warriors in search of power, sword-chucks, money, and XP (respectively).

In the distant future, the sufferers of Science Related Memetic Disorder (mad scientists) are tracked down and arrested by the Vorstellan Police before they can cause harm to the solar system.  Vorstellan agent Benjamin Prestor is paired with police psychologist Caprice Quevillion of the Martian group conciousness to find and apprehend a particularly dangerous mad scientist ...

This comic has reached its end, but reading through the archives is always worth it.

Plantman's cute hand-drawn webcomic about both robot masters (drawn in a slightly chibified manner) and netnavis (drawn similarly, but physically the size of plushies).  Planty linked to me, so go visit!

Have you ever wondered what Ninjas eat?  What their pets are like?  What they do for fun (besides killing)?  Well, wonder no more, for The Ninja has answers to these and many other questions.  He looks forward to killing you soon!

The great grand-daddy of all sprite comics, the sprite comic that started sprite comics, the sprite comic that you simply must read!  Filled to the brim with Megaman, stupidity, time travel, alternate dimensions, self-referential jokes, fourth-wall-breaking humor, insanity, ice cream, and, oh yeah, two guys named Bob and George, this is the daily dose of four-panel madness that spawned an entire genre.  If you've read it before, read it again - it's rerunning with Author commentary.  If you haven't read it before, read it NOW!  And remember ... there are no plot holes ... these aren't the droids you're looking for ...

An unofficial (but fun) Boktai forum of which I am a member.  Please join BO - we need more people!

Join Pastafarianism, the fastest-growing religion in the world!  Find out what pirates have to do with global warming, who created the world and everthing in it, and why all the evidence says otherwise.  RAmen!

A very large online art community (of which I am a member: [link] hosting everything from fan art to high art.  Check it out!

A hand-drawn webcomic about a somewhat grumpy seer and his adventures with his family, friends, and talking cat.  Although there are some moments of very graphic violence and one or two instances of nongraphic sex, the comic is usually very funny.  The puns fly thick and fast.

Parson Gotti, an overweight geek obsessed with tabletop strategy games, is magically transported to the surreal universe of Erfworld, a world where wargame-like rules are laws of nature, by a spell to summon "the perfect warlord."  Parson, now called Lord Hamster, is installed as the Chief Warlord of Stanley the Plaid and charged with saving the capital city of Gobwin Knob from being wiped off the map by an army that outnumbers Gobwin Knob's forces by twenty-five to one - and happens to be a coalition of "good guys" out to stop Stanley's "evil."

A "gaslamp fantasy" series following the adventures of Agatha Heterodyne, last of the recently-heroic Heterodyne family of mad scientists, in a world where mad science reigns supreme through Frankenstein-esque artificial lifeforms, impossibly sophisticated Victorian-era automatons, derigables, death rays, and oversized egos.

When the Power Puff Girls Doujinshi went on haitus, this is what Bleedman worked on instead.  Mandy and the Grim Reaper have been married for years, and their kids are now having a dark and beautifully illustrated adventure of their own.  Beware of gore - seriously, there was one page that actually made me nauseous - but read it anyway.  All of Bleedman's works are amazing, so don"t miss out!

HostGator is the wonderful company that hosts my site and through which I register my domains.  They give you lots of space, there are tons of coupon codes that'll get you a month of hosting for one cent, and their customer service is great.  Please buy hosting and domains from them!

More importantly, please buy from them through the link on this page - that way, I earn money!

What if Doctor Wily of the Classic Megaman games had been the kindly good guy and Doctor Light had been the fiendish villain?  Find out in this hilarious alternate-universe sprite comic, completed some time ago.

The website of the atheist Reverend James Huber, containing some interesting rants, funny parables, and a fascinating account of materialistic Enlightenment explaining why Mr. Huber is an atheist.  I share many of this guy's views and particularly enjoyed the parable of Kissing Hank's Ass.

Very cute renderings of everyday objects saying some very strange things.  Always good for a chuckle.

Sephi Kitsune's hand-drawn webcomic about the lives of the maverick hunters when they aren't busy kicking Sigma's butt.

The main site of my wonderful previous host, Psyren.  Shower her with praise!

Just ignore the ugly old version of my website if you find it.

Another mad science comic, currently repeating its long, awesome run with creator commentary.  Read it, it's good!

Formerly Ngamer01's Comic Site, Ngamer01's Portal hosts the archives of some long-dead sprite comics and some public domain sprite resources.  Ngamer01 was nice enough to link to catch(Exception), so go visit his site!

Any fan of Dungeons & Dragons will appreciate this comic by Rich Burlew.  Follow Roy the fighter, Elan the bard, Durkon the cleric, Haley the rogue, Belkar the ranger, and Vaarsuvius the wizard as they face off against monsters, evil masterminds, and genre conventions.

The first of Bleedman's awesometastic online comics, centered on the Power Puff Girls as they adjust to a new school - and get caught up in bigger things, such as Dexter's eternal rivalry with Mandark.  Seriously, this is one of the best, most beautiful comics on the internet.  So what if it's on haitus - read it anyway!

An excellent website devoted to the Rockman.EXE (Megaman NT Warrior) anime series.  The forums are great, too!

Follow the hilarious adventures of the space mercenaries of Tagon's Toughs as they travel the galaxy, meet fascinating life-forms ... and kill them!

A Pokemon news and information site with episode summaries, playing tips, and much, much more.

An online art community (of which I am a member: [link]) smaller than deviantArt but with more options for customizing your user page.

Tatsuya Ishida's beautifully drawn, wickedly funny webcomic with a cast including God, Satan, the Oriental Dragon, angels, mortals, and even a pig.

The previous Valkyrie has retired and the Norse gods need someone new to fill the position, so Hermod the messenger god is sent to recruit one.  Hermod disguises himself as a magical girl DVD and transforms the DVD's buyer, avid magical girl fan Kanazuchi Yuuki, into the next Valkyrie.  There's just one problem: Yuuki is a boy and Valkyries are by definition female.

The Megaman/Rockman spriter's resource, hosting sprite sheets and area maps from many, many Megaman games.

A hilarious hand-drawn webcomic revolving around a rather horny version of the Classic series' Forte and his fellow Wily bots.

The website of Mr. Andrew Dickman, one of the best artists on the net!  He can come up with awesome robot designs, create amazing flash animations, and turn any species of animal into a really cool anthro.  Just don't ever mention "Rockman" Neo near him - it's Perfection Neo now, dangit!

Bleedman's newest online comic, a totally original work instead of a doujinshi.  It's just starting out, so I'm not entirely sure what it's about yet, but I know it involves a bunny girl and a girl armed with a giant lollipop.  Like everything Bleedman makes, the visuals are stunning, so go read it!

The story of Quentyn of Freeman Downs, the first Questor among the Rac Cona Daimh (a race of magic-using, sentient raccoons) in over a century.  Quentyn must overcome his own weaknesses and find his way in a society that seems to have no more need for professional adventurers.

Of Mr. Ralph Hayes's many webcomics, this one is the least overtly preachy about the author's Republican values.  Speaking of which, watch your step in the forums - Mr. Hayes has been known to get snappy with those who disagree with his beliefs.

An awesome Mega Man information site providing news, series information, and official artwork from all the Mega Man game series.  They also have lots of fan-made media and an oekaki board.  When Heatman retired the Atomic Fire website, all the Atomic Fire content was merged into The Mega Man Network, so there's lots of stuff.

Mr. O.M.A.'s (Alan Solivan's) weird and wacky webcomic about the inhabitants of Mangaverse Square and their interactions with (and parodies of) the casts of different animes, mangas, and video games.

A magical database of tropes from all kinds of media that will ruin your life with its wiki magic.  Unlike That Other Wiki, there is no such thing as notability.

It's better than Dilbert!  Follow the adventures of the geeks at Columbia Internet as they deal with stupid callers, each other, and occasional visits by Great Old Ones.

A beautifully illustrated webcomic poking fun at video games and anime.  Be warned - there's a bit of gore and sexual innuendo sometimes, so don't read it if you're easily offended.

My Alma Mater.  Go Hokies!

I love being here at Tech, but schoolwork eats up so much time.  It's the number one reason why I don't get to work on the comic as much as I'd like.

The wonderful fansubbing group that translated the first Rockman.EXE anime, started working on the Rockman.EXE Axess anime, and teamed up with Rockman.EXE Online to translate the Rockman.EXE Beast anime.  Thank you, WPP!  Now finish Axess, dangit.

A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language that occasionally contains strong language (which may be unsuitable for children), unusual humor (which may be unsuitable for adults), and advanced mathematics (which may be unsuitable for liberal-arts majors).  The stick-figure characters of xkcd express the spirit of the geeky masses.