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A conversation with a skilled artist friend of mine with a solid grounding in anatomy brought to mind a webcomic I used to read back in the day. Clint Hollingsworth's The Wandering Ones is a post-apocalyptic comic set in the Pacific Northwest that frames a sci-fi and mystical story with a detailed discussion of outdoor skills. Sweet. It's also one of the longer-running webcomics, with continuous updates several times a week since April 2000. Also sweet…

I previously dropped Schlock Mercenary from my webcomics list. However, the story arc involving Piebald ended and I really missed the big color Sunday strips, so I tried it again for a while…

It's been a while since I last posted my webcomics list. A friend asked me to update it, so here it is. The order is very roughly the order in which I'd be willing to stop reading the strips, but I wouldn't rely on it…

The webcomic Schlock Mercenary has evolved over a period of many years into one of the most professionally drawn and produced in the genre. Creator Howard Tayler is famous for his punctuality and hard work, and for turning out a consistently great product…

It's been a few months since I posted my current webcomic list; I've added quite a few things as I've settled into using Piperka to track my comics. I think my favorite still has to be Pinch of the Glass—the current storyline is awesome and the art tends toward luminously beautiful…