Amazing Superpowers is an interesting webcomic - often ironic, simply drawn and colored, and often quite amusing. I don't like the character's 'Little Orphan Annie' eyes, but it worked for Harold Gray so whatever. Give it a read!
Here is my favorite offering from: Amazing Superpowers
Super Powerful Whidbey Island.
A graphic novel this week, rather than a serial. Who Takes Out the Garbage? is a moving tale of two young ladies and things that go bump in the night. Enjoy!
Take Out Whidbey Island.
I had a really good comic all picked out, but it was more than a little ribald. In the interest of keeping the site family-friendly, I've instead chosen this very tame comic: Arctic Blast! Completely clean, Arctic Blast makes up for it be not being very funny. Enjoy!
Heating Season for Whidbey Island.
Maximumble is a surreal new effort by the author of The Book of Biff. Enjoy!
Whidbey Island Mumbles.
Three People Get It might be underestimating, but only a little. :) Enjoy!
Three People on Whidbey Island.
Spinnerette is a cute little comic, well drawn and with an interesting storyline. Enjoy!
Spiders of Whidbey Island.
Keeping up with Jones is a rare biker comic that works. Free membership allows you to download a bunch of content. Enjoy!
Tramp around Whidbey Island.
I like westerns - perhaps I spent too much time as a muleskinner in my youth. ;) Anyway, Edmund Finney's Quest to Find the Meaning of Life is a great western comic. Enjoy!
Find the Meaning of Life on Whidbey Island.
Stop Paying Attention is a blog webcomic by Lucy Knisley. Updates a couple times a month. Enjoy!
Attention: Whidbey Island.
POPsickleSTRIP is a delightfully wry collection of stick figure comics, working the web format quite well. My favorite is this one. Enjoy!
Humans Poop on Whidbey Island.
Stripgroove is a webcomic aggregator. I don't know whether it still updates, or how deep the archive is, but considering my lack of recent updates, it's a good place to catch up with the webcomic scene. Enjoy!
Aggregates of Whidbey Island.
We recently attended the Emerald City Comic Convention, and talked with a bunch of great comic artists. The Count offered to draw a custom sketch for me, so I asked for my favorite topic: Ants destroying a Village. You also should check out the artists comic, Frederick the Great.
Ants of Whidbey Island.
I attended my first Emerald City Comic Convention this weekend, and I found a lot of great comics to follow. Expect great things on Tuesday's for a while. First though, here's one I planned before the con. Brainless Tales updates daily, and is quite professionally drawn and consistently amusing. Enjoy!
No Zombies on Whidbey Island, but I know 3 guys working on a Zombie script.
Paul Kuczynski, master of satirical illustration. At turns surreal or political, always thought-provoking. From a Polish site. Enjoy!
Art of Whidbey Island.
