Odd Jobs4: Children of the Revolution
By Tim Broderick Updates Tuesdays and Fridays
INTEGRAL
Story by Chris Arrant, art by Matt Bayne Completed.
The Haunting of MacGrath
Written by Mark Shainblum, Illustrated by Jeff Alward New installments every Friday
How We Saved Tilbet City
By C. Marshall Now Updating MWF
Clown Samurai
by Quinn Fleming
Clinical Assassin
Written by Shan Lee Cook, Art by J.C. Grande, Letters by Ben Rollman Daily
Battles Without Living Witnesses
Written and Illustrated by Jason Thibault Weekly
Empire Song
By Ben Riley Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Lies My Motherboard Told Me
Written and Illustrated by Paulo J. Hernandez updates ASAP!
Galaxy Zero
Written by Gus R. Lequerica, Illustrated by Dan Lequerica Weekly
Genre City: Lonely Information
By Benjamin Birdie Mondays And Fridays
The tales about "Brains" Pedersen
by Henrik Borg
The Way We Were
by Julian Grant One Shot
Softshell
By: Laura and Jacob Warrenfeltz Saturday
Dragoon: a long and bloody saga.
Written By Terence Nuzum Art by John Miller Bi-Monthly
THROUGH THE CRACKS
Art and Story by Mark Rudolph
Vigil
By Graeme McDonald and Colin Wells Monday to Friday, 5 days a week
Scatterbrain
words and pictures by Andrew Wilton Part 2 coming soon
Hearts And Minds
By Jim Rodgers Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Detective Perez Welcome To Rust City
by Paul Pate Fridays starting December 9th, 2011.
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Recommended Reading
Bushido, Whoopeecushions, Gangsters, and Hitmen.
Quinn Fleming will go down in history as the man who found two great tastes that taste great together. Utamaro is a clown down on his luck, drinking hard off another laughless party, when he meets with a local mobster. The mobster offers Utamaro a job, and whether things go up or down from there all depends on your perspective, really. With a beautifully simple, heavily shaded, noir style art, solid storytelling, and a sprinkling of quotes from the Hakegure, Clown Samurai is a damn good read.
... read it now!
I am digging the hardcore nature of this book!! I say bring on the violence and mayhem!!
Anybody looking for a jolt of adrenalin and gritty violence will love this book! The most unique style of art combined with the "in your face" style of layouts is just killer! May it rain spent .45 caliber casings and bloody bodies for months to come!
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Chicago? That's a plus. Tightly written cop story? Another plus.
Were-whaaa? Yeah, that's gonna be a double plus.
Okay, this may be just me, but I don't know of too many well-done web comics about police. That's a pity, because cop drama is danged popular, and one of my favourite genres.
Thank goodness for Dirk Tiede's Paradigm Shift. It's writing is taut, the drama and mystery is strong, and it's hella easy on the eyes. The characters aren't stereotypes and bumbling fools, nor is setting ignored. This is a Chicago story, and buildings, overpasses and alleys are recognisable and lovingly drawn.
But you're saturated by that other media with cop drama, don't worry. Paradigm Shift has a bit of a surprise for you.
... read it now!
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