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Churches vs zombies. Ogres vs a lot of things that are
smaller than them and easily squishable. And one girl
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Charby the Vampirate: http://www.drunkduck.com/Charby_the_Vampirate/
Amy/Zerlocke really is the hardest working woman on the webcomics scene. Even if you aren't a fan of moderately evil pint-sized demons and evil spirits, it's worth checking out her comic for all that she does.


Gremlin World: http://gw.aswembar.net/
Chock full of not only content and character parodies but art style ones as well, that you can't help but smile. And hey, it's about a bunny girl with a zombie friend. Who wouldn't like that?


Jinxed: http://getjinxed.net/
Razii gets my vote for being one of the keenest webcomic artists I've spoken too, so give this multi-talented creator her dues and check out her comic and various photography and art projects.





Torio http://www.luprand.net/




Contemplating Reiko: http://taintedink.com
Caution! Loaded with lots of red that isn't strawberry jam or Kool-Aid. Tons of bonus points for having a fantastic "company logo" though. Hehe, tainted ink indeed.


Yami No Tainai: http://ynt.pensandtales.com/
Part of the reason this comic is so fun are the designs. They're part Mega Man, part anime, part "awww, they look cute wearing funny outfits". Just look at Tikai in that parka! And that bee armor. Awww!


The Webcomic Crossover & Cameo Archive: http://crossovers.dragoneers.com/
A site that identifies and catalogues webcomic crossovers and cameos. A great and fairly unique resource, and also a great boost to the ego.


6X9 College: http://sixbyninecollege.comicgenesis.com/
It fulfills my recommended dosage of demons, spontaneous combustion, and smiting. But that's just me.


Pilli Adventure: http://pilli-adventure.com/
Talking calavera dolls, Aztec gods, evil jars, and nasty burritoes. If those aren't the signs of a winning comic, I must have missed something.


Abstract Gender: http://www.abstractgender.com/
It changes artists as often as the characters change... well, just look at the title. But it has a talking hallucination based dog with a monocle. Classic.


Wintergreen: http://www.drunkduck.com/Wintergreen/
Home of Sins friend and contributor Bubblicious, Wintergreen is probably the only place you can find Sloth starring solo in its very own game.


Hero In Training: http://www.herointrainingcomic.com/
While heroes may not have the same appeal as villains training what with their fancy ray guns and giant robots, HiT is still drawn by a friend of Sins and that alone makes it worth a read. And cast and story and art and all that jazz.

http://cameocomic.comicgenesis.com/
http://eou.comicgenesis.com/
Spitting in the eye of fourth walls and dimensional boundaries, these two joined comics have torn enough holes in Time and Space that I'm pretty sure you can smack your own past self.


http://q2n.inktale.com
Pirates, morphy people, and magic gauntlets? I think I should call shenanigans on this comic, but I'll probably just keep reading it anyway. I don't trust that Wox thing though. Creepy.

http://www.sailorsun.org/
Taking a wrecking ball to that fourth wall and then dragging it out into the back alley and
roughing it up a bit more, just to show it who's boss.
http://www.crossworlds.ws/
A comic by writer and friend of Sins, Thom, and artist, Darin, with lots of mythological characters,
quadropeds, and the thought that if they're cremated, do you get a source of cheap glue?
http://www.random-comics.com/
Not one but two, count 'em two, comics. It fulfills your requirements for
mercs blowing things up and comical pirates all on one site.
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http://www.d-six.org/
The best I can tell, D-Six is a collection of artists from Hong Kong that do comics and Flash cartoons.
They asked to do a link exchange with us and some of their stuff is cute, so why not swing by and check it out?
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http://www.tgcomics.com/
One of the main linkers kind enough to send quite a few people our way. It's a collection of
artists and stories, but not really for young eyes so use caution.
http://www.independentstoriesinc.com/
The ISI is a site devoted to helping new writers get their works out there and get some
feedback and editing help while they're at it. Post some original works, get some advice, pick
up some fans, and hope for the always lovely comments and praise to start rolling in.
http://www.drunkduck.com/Mob_Ties/
It's got mobster simians! What more do you need? Okay fine, alphabet-themed
goons, soul taking reapers, people in hospitals, and oh-so many people being hurt as well.
http://www.j1studios.com/index.html
Another link trading friend of the site. J1 has a slew of different�blogs within it
covering animation, comics, and games, so find one and check it out.