I like your comic. I think it's great.

I really like your comic, "The Front." It was the first comic that really caught my eye when I first joined this site. I just found out about this site yesterday, and am now putting my own comic on this site. I love Jared! He's so cool! I love the way he talks. It's pretty funny stuff. I didn't get a chance to look at your other comics, but I also checked out your store. Cool stuff! ... read it now!

I can see The Dark Nebula as a blockbuster feature film. Yep... it has all the elements of the next Spider-Man or Batman flick... hey... hold on a second... this is a comic!

A comic that rekindles the love of old-style storytelling and drama. It tells a human story, but on an intergalactic scale. Alien warlords! Super Villains! and Treachery abound! These adventures have a gravitas that comes from twenty or more years of publishing history combined with the contributions of some of Australia's best comic artists like Shea Anton Pensa, Glenn Lumsden, Jason Paulos and new series regular Shane Foley. A landmark series in Australia, The Dark Nebula is now available to read and follow in both new and old adventures online (plus bonus strips like 'The Golden Age Southern Cross' and, coming soon, 'The Southern Squadron'). Take it from me... I've seen what's coming up, so jump on board now and do yourself a favour. ... read it now!

Before I talk about Eugene, I want to talk about Stan Yan's "Wang." In Stan's modern incarnation of Eugene, his features are streamlined, his body emaciated, and his eyes bulging in shock and with good reason.

Before I talk about Eugene, I want to talk about Stan Yan's "Wang." In Stan's modern incarnation of Eugene, his features are streamlined, his body emaciated, and his eyes bulging in shock and with good reason. Although a number of Eugene's misfortunes are not displayed explicitly, they often imply a sexual deviancy beyond description. When I first read the "Wang," I found myself rearing from disbelief at the turn of events in the characters' lives. Oh, and it's a pretty damn funny read as well. Now let's talk about the past. "The Pre-History of the Wang" is just that. You see Stan's early concept of the character Eugene as a superhero parody. Even in its early days, you can spot an eye of a keen satirist. He's refurbished these older strips for the web with some very nice coloring. This isn't your annoying artist's revisionist history either (think Star Wars), but a simple enhancement of an already fun ride. ... read it now!