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Favorite Links This is a link to "Kevin and Kell", one of many, many,
internet comic strips. The essential differences are :
1) The artist, Bill Holbrook, is a pro; he has two commercially
syndicated strips, Safe Havens
and On the
Fastrack
2) K&K was the first strip to be syndicated on the Web;
3) I do the FAQ
posted on two of the K&K web sites, KevinandKell.com and HerdThinners.com
4) I'm a not-so-secret Lindesfarne Dewclaw groupie.
I bought the original artwork to this strip
because it's Kate and me all the way
5) Bill used one of my ideas for a strip, the only time he's ever used
a reader's suggestion outside of commissioned work! This is it here.
6) Bill did a con badge of me as a bear :
The rest of the links in no particular order
:
User Friendly, one
of the groundbreaking Internet webcomics, featuring a crew of
technogeeks, a marketeer who was born to be spanked, the Smiling Man,
and Dust Puppy. Ozy and Mille Zen, silly,
political,
childish. Why not? The Whiteboard, by
Doc Nickel A polar bear in a machine shop, with his paintball
crew.
Don't miss The Paintball At The End Of The Universe. 21 Century Fox
The art wasn't great, but has improved steadily until they are
currently as good as anything you'll find out there. tThe stories
are
fun and the characters are worth caring about. I helped set up a
FAQ for him. And I did this
for his birthday. Oh my Gods Good
pagan fun. I stopped reading it regularly when the updates
started happening
three weeks apart, but it's worth scarfing the archives. Dragon Tails Now on hiatus,
but definitely worth the read. Free Fall A spacegoing squid
sleaze, his robot, and
the wolf who's their engineer. One of the best webcomics. Little Dee A little girl
who's lost in the woods. She
can't talk, but the animals who befriend her do quite enough. A very
clever strip. Bugs! A
rendered strip,
as opposed to digitized or scanned drawings. Good clean engineering fun.
