The Dreamland Chronicles - The Dreamland Chronicles by Scott Chr The Order of Stick "Narbonic: Director's Cut" By Shaenon K. Garrity tom latham (tom641) says: I've been reading this comic since I found it through TVTropes a couple years ago, and I can say without a doubt, this is my favorite webcomic ever. I'm really sad to see it's totally done now, but good things can't last forever. Thank you very much for making it, Shaenon! Log In or Register to post a comment! Tooncast this comic on your own website by copying and pasting this code snippet: <script language="javascript" src="
Eerie Cuties Questionable Content Hark! A Vagrant: we are still rolling this King Baby train We are touring King Baby in some schools and I love the kids stjernfelt: Alle på Raptus får Caroline Mathilde 👸🏼🌸✨ love her drawing, love her book!! I’m visiting kids with King Baby, kindergarteners are pretty great Good MORNING! An Embarrassment of Riches While I’m telling you every day that I have a new book, my friends in the publishing world are knocking it out of the park, and this fall especially seems like an explosion of activity. Cat Rackham by Steve Wolfhard Cat Rackham is the beloved creation of a much loved cartoonist, and I’m over the moon that this book is coming out. Leave Me Alone by Vera Brosgol To be a fan of Vera’s work is inevitable, all you have to do is look at something she made and you wish you made it yourself, then you follow everything she makes like a lost puppy. Burt’s Way Home by John Martz I love this book. Romeo and/or Juliet by Ryan North Rolling Blackouts by Sarah Glidden We Found a Hat by Jon Klassen Du Iz Tak? Link TK
Fans Scott McCloud | Journal DREAMLESS Rice Boy Godseeker Terry and I decided to hammer out the locations and time period we are dealing with in our little comic here. There were moments of “oh shit! Mammoths didn’t exist there! Tiras’s hut is impossible!” and “fuck! Y’see—When I first started writing this—I assumed we were in India. Hey—I’m not the one with the art history background. I had a moment of pure panic, and started to look desperately at some research. Whew. Except for magic. The Godseeker Fun Fact! For this week—how’s about some tasty info about early farming in the Fertile Crescent? Godseeker takes place in or near the heart of the Fertile Crescent. The events in Godseeker would most likely have taken place just (give or take a couple of millennia) before 9000 BCE when people started to grow crops along River Nile in Egypt, River Tigris, and Euphrates in Mesopotamia, just before the Age of Agriculture starts.
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