Weekly Webcomic Update
Sluggy Freelance — So Mosp saves Torg and Alt-Zoe. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like she's willing to do it again.
It's Walky! — Uh-oh. It looks like Walky's dead now. Of course, he can't die that easily. Now we get some afterlife shots.
College Roomies from Hell!!! — Maritza's back! Darn computer crash. And now Mike and Roger are in a car crash before anything gets cleared up. (Like that's surprising.) Meanwhile, all's not well with Dave on the home front. Well, what do we expect? It is Mike's home.
General Protection Fault — Nick goes golfing with Ki and her dad. It doesn't go well.
Schlock Mercenary — Moral crisis sidetracked for the moment, Tagon explains to his mercenaries the benefits of a paid vacation. Paid. Most of them have trouble with the concept.
Update: Wow, I wasn't expecting Comixpedia's blog to link to this post. This is a weekly feature that I've been doing since I started blogging, beginning with this post. My rationale for doing these particular webcomics is here. By the way, if you click on Webcomics under categories on my sidebar, you'll find more, but not a lot more. The problem is that categories are a relatively new feature at Powerblogs, and I haven't gone through my archives and assigned everything to a category, and there are quirks that prevent every new post from being categorized. In any case, all that aside, there will be a new "Weekly Webcomic Update" Saturday night.
It's Walky! — Uh-oh. It looks like Walky's dead now. Of course, he can't die that easily. Now we get some afterlife shots.
College Roomies from Hell!!! — Maritza's back! Darn computer crash. And now Mike and Roger are in a car crash before anything gets cleared up. (Like that's surprising.) Meanwhile, all's not well with Dave on the home front. Well, what do we expect? It is Mike's home.
General Protection Fault — Nick goes golfing with Ki and her dad. It doesn't go well.
Schlock Mercenary — Moral crisis sidetracked for the moment, Tagon explains to his mercenaries the benefits of a paid vacation. Paid. Most of them have trouble with the concept.
Update: Wow, I wasn't expecting Comixpedia's blog to link to this post. This is a weekly feature that I've been doing since I started blogging, beginning with this post. My rationale for doing these particular webcomics is here. By the way, if you click on Webcomics under categories on my sidebar, you'll find more, but not a lot more. The problem is that categories are a relatively new feature at Powerblogs, and I haven't gone through my archives and assigned everything to a category, and there are quirks that prevent every new post from being categorized. In any case, all that aside, there will be a new "Weekly Webcomic Update" Saturday night.
