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Pokey The Penguin - Explaining why exactly this comic is funny is a futile exercise at best. You cannot be told about Pokey. You must experience Pokey.

Arrogance In Simplicity - Stick figures and funny jokes. Yup, it's all here.

Penny Arcade - This comic is an institution on the Internet, especially among gamers. If you don't play games, you won't understand 99% of the strips, but if you do, this is one of the greats.

Player Versus Player - Like Penny Arcade, it's based mostly on games, however, it also touches on tons of other topics and issues. It's anther one of the greats.

Daryl Cagle's Pro Cartoonist Index - Loads o' political cartoons.

The Sporkman Chronicles - A superhero parody that focuses more on an ongoing storyline rather than a colleciton of short gag strips. Good stuff.

MegaTokyo - This comic was practically an overnight success, and deservedly so. Great anime/manga-style art combined with great writing makes for a great comic. Check it out.

- A real nice directory-type thing of online cartoonists. No matter what your taste, be it humorous, serious, or otherwise, you'll find something to like here. And I have my own page on it, too. Now GO!

Evil Monkey Productions - Jeremy "Norm" Scott is one of the best cartoonists you've never heard of. You may have seen his work in the pages of Electronic Gaming Monthly, which is the superlative Adventures of Hsu and Chan. Not only is there a section for those lovable numbskulls on the site, but there's stuff for his other comics, like Li'l Norman, Captain Manly, and (my personal favorite) Violence Man. You owe it to yourself to see this site.

Superosity - This is an awesome, somewhat overlooked comic. It has nice, vibrant color, great characters, impossibly weird storylines, and some great quotes. Just about everything you could ask for in a comic. And the main characters wear superhero costumes for no good reason. Beautiful.

Bob and George: The Comic Strip - This was apparently supposed to be a comic strip about some guys named Bob and George, but the author's decided since to just make it about Megaman (but not really). You'll have to read this one to really get it. It's funny.