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Guh... finals tomorrow... tons of new comics to post... no time... no energy... must sleep and... study....... ghhh zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...

grim

MegaTokyo

Today's comic is one I've been neglecting to take a look at for months,  MegaTokyo by Fred Gallagher.  MegaTokyo is an online comic and manga, a dounjinshi, meaning that it's about relationships and love and all that.  Honestly MegaTokyo surprised me, it was more than I thought it would be.  I ended up liking it a lot, and I read the entire archive through.  The art is pretty good, although Fred seems like the type to miss deadlines somewhat frequently, I think it's probably worth the wait.  So go check it out.

new post as soon as possible,

Grim

Stalling

Sorry for neglecting this blog for so long, new post soon, I promise.  Yes, I still love you guys (all two of you) and there will be more good stuff posted.  I'm very tired from school and stuff, so I promise I'll do it sometime later.  Bloggers need sleep too.

signed,

Grim

Joyce and Walky

Right-o, so today's comic is another one of my new favorites: Joyce and Walky!.  I started reading this one shortly after finishing the Shortpacked archive, because they're both by the same artist, David Willis.  The strip Joyce and Walky started out as "Roomies", a comic about a college freshmen named Danny and his friend Joe.  We soon meet Joyce, and many other characters including the Aliens.  After the strip takes some unexpected turns the Aliens take a much larger role, and Joyce becomes the new main character.  After a while we meet David Walkerton, and the comic becomes "It's Walky".  Now all the main characters are part of an organization called SEMME dedicated to destroying the Aliens, and eventually the strip becomes "Joyce and Walky".  Also a couple characters are also characters in "Shortpacked".  Confused?  Try the Walkypedia, located on the side bar of both Shortpacked and Joyce and Walky.  This is a good one.

signed,

Grim

Shortpacked!

Okay, I was in China.  I was not neglected you readers (all six of you) or this blog.  I'm very sorry that I haven't posted in a while, so to make it up to you I found an all new super awesome comic site: Shortpacked! webcomic by David Willis.  This comic is about Ethan Seigel, a wanna-be comedian who works at a toy shop.  He's a mediocre comic, but he really knows action figures, and the comic strip he stars in is definitely funny.  The characters are lovable and the content is hilarious, so what's not to like?  Definitely worth while.

signed,

Grim

No Room for Magic

Yay!  No Room for magic finally updated!  Woohoo!  No more hiatus, check it out!

Sorry for the delay,

Grim

Dinosaur Comics

After four day's of comic hunting, I have discovered a new sprite comic of interest: dinosaur comics.  I found this one linked to the xkcd website, not surprising what with all the Jurassic Park references.  Dinosaur comics is a comic of philosophy and dinosaurs, the same comic everyday with different words.  Dromiceiomimus happens to be my favorite character, keep an eye out for her.  Well, check it out.

signed,

Grim

Tomorrow's Nobody

I figure I owe it to you guys to explain who Chase is (see 2/5), especially since cereal doesn't really count as a legitimate post.  Well, chase is an artist from the website Tomorrow's Nobody :: Free Comedy!.  I can't seem to find any comics since the site is kinda hard to navigate, but there are some pretty funny flashes and movies.  My personal favorite is David Forgets, in which Chase is a main character.  Anyway, check it out.

signed,

Grim

Spam

I face the troubling dilemma that I can't eat cereal and read manga at the same time.  Damn.

Who Shot my Robot

Ok, maybe instead of posting on the fifth I'll get really sick and lie in bed for two days.  That works too.  Anyway, I have a really cool new site for you guys, Who Shot My Robot, Webcomics and Comic Strips.  Who shot my robot is a web comic rating site full of good comics from different sites.  There are some familiar comics on the site, some xkcd and Cyanide and Happiness, but the cool thing is all the new comics I've never seen before.  Check it out.

signed,

Grim

What the hell 1

Today's what the hell goes to Chase Week on Cyanide and Happiness.

Also, new post tomorrow, yay!

signed,

Grim

Cosmobear

Tonight's comic is a new one, not very long, some 22 strips.  The comic is Cosmobear : updated Fridays by Clay Yount.  Right now its creator is in the midst of developing characters and plot.  I suggest that you start reading it now so that you understand the plot before it gets too long.

signed,

Grim

Rob and Elliot

Today's comic is a new favorite of mine, Rob and Elliot: A webcomic updated Mondays and Fridays.  I really love Rob and Elliot (by Clay and Hampton Yount) because of the art and because its frankly funny.  These two room mates are sure to have you laughing no matter what stuff your into, so visit Rob and Elliot and check it out.

If you hate me for not posting by now, don't feel guilty,

Grim

Staccato

Today's comic is one i enjoy because of its cast, STACCATO.  Staccato is a comic about friend, work, play and life.  I personally favor the homicidal computer.  A story of integrity and comedy, this comic is a completely illogical strip by Shawn Handyside.  So enjoy, and I'll see you tomorrow.

Don't hate me for not posting,

Grim

Come See This

Hey, everyone go to xkcd and read the comic.

<3

Grim

The Off Chance

Here's my second post of the day, for all of you who can't live with out a daily post.  I find it hard to believe that I haven't posted this yet, The Off Chance - The Webcomic, by Charles Woolbright.  This comic is one of my all time favorites, about two guys and their friends, along with a drugged out ghost, cthulhu, yog and a man-eating fish.  Sound good?  That's right, so check it out.

hopefully I'll see you tomorow,

Grim

No Room for Magic

Sorry for not posting in over two days, unfortunately school got in the way.  Besides all that, today's comic is No Room for Magic by Adis and Véro.  The comic is short and already it is on hiatus, but that just means you guys can wait with me for an update.  This one you'll just have to check out and enjoy for yourself, be daring and take a look.

signed,

Grim

Sugar Bits

Today, although it is already 11:20, I recommend Sugar Bits, Updated Sundays by Bleedman.  Bleedman's art is some of my favorite, the plot is serious but the art and characters are cute, really appealing, and Bleedman has a huge fanbase.  Sugarbits is hosted on the Snafu Comics site, so if you've been there you'll have seen it.  Take a look if you dare enter the capturing world of Sugar Bits.

signed,

Grim

The Lounge

Today's comic is a lot like Gashopon Shop, The Lounge: Sexy, Cute, and Purrific!  This comic, drawn and written by John Joseco, is about a girl taking over an anime manga and coffee shop for her ill father, along with an employee of the shop and her occasional and random friends.  I especially like the art of this particular artist, which is why I got into it.  The site itself is a bit hard to read, and hard to navigate, but once you find the comics your home free.  Well, check it out.

pardon the lateness, as if my slacking of isn't routine to you,

Grim

Gashopon Shop

Here's another comic by Alexander Shen, Gashopon Shop.  All of Alex's comics are all hosted by Wandering Panda Comics, so you might want to look at that too.  This comic is about four friends going through better and worse together, and, um, Gashopon!  Action, adventure, and gashopon, the only things a comic needs, so check it out!

pardon on the lateness of my posting,

Grim

Mr. Goh

Here's a new comic I found a little while ago, mr. goh - he has great imagination.  It seems relatively new, as it isn't very long, but it updates frequently.  The art is cute, and the humor is witty.  A comic worth seeing, simply enjoyable to read.  Art and story by Alexander Shen, well, check it out.

signed,

Grim

Marbles

Hey everyone, happy new year's day.  Today's comic is one I got into recently, Marbles - No food, but lots of fun! Updated every Monday by Marc de Wolf and Govert van der Heüden.  I think I found this one poking around the Gingerdead webcomic.  This one you really just have to see for your self to understand.  Really funny, really truthful, really, um, disturbing.  Well, check it out.

signed,

Grim