Online Comics
- A Softer World:Comics made of photos.
- Achewood:My favourite webcomic.
- Anders Loves Maria:A fantastic and frequently dirty webcomic about love and relationships.
- ButternutSquash: Ramon and Rob's autobio comic.
- DAR: A Super Girly Top Secret Comic Diary:Erika Moen's totally awesome and occasionally dirty comics diary.
- Diesel Sweeties: Pixel-based hipster soap opera, with death robots.
- Dinosaur Comics! OMGWTF! In a just world, Ryan North would rule us all.
- Doctor McNinja:He is the doctor who is also a ninja.
- Galaxion:Space-fearing adventure in the tradition of Leiji Matsumoto, Starblazers, and Robotech.
- Jay's Days: You will not be able to tear yourself away.
- ModernTales.com: The original, filled to the brim with great comics.
- Overcompensating:Jeffrey Rowland's awesome autobio comic like none other.
- Penny Arcade: Thrice-weekly comic strip about video game culture.
- Perry Bible Fellowship: Very funny short comic strips, very well drawn too. Click on the man with the hat to get to the archives.
- PVP: I generally enjoy PVP, but Scott Kurtz is a pretty horrible person.
- Questionable Content:It's like "Friends" but for the Pitchfork Media generation.
- Rehabilitating Mr. Wiggles: Awesome/creepy weekly comic strip.
- Rosena Fung's Comics:Toronto creator's Flickr archive of comics.
- Scary Go Round:An entirely unquantifiable webcomics experience. No, wait, maybe it's like Scooby Doo but sexy? Mm, nope. Still unquantifiable.
- Secret Friend Society: Online comics including Jellaby, Salamander Dream, and more!
- Superslackers: Toronto's Steve Manale presents humourous superheroes for children of all ages. The tonic to 'Infinite Crisis'.
- The Rack:Benjamin Birdie and Kevin Church peer inside comic stores...
- TRANSMISSION-X:The Toronto webcomics collective featuring tons of excellent strips, updated more frequently than every day of the week!
- XKCD: Advanced Webcomics Mathematics
Non-Comics Blogs
- Andrew's Blog: Andrew talks about entertaining things.
- Andrew's Other Blog: Andrew talks about serious things.
- Audible:Competitively priced audiobook downloads!
- Blog T.O.: Another great Toronto-centric blog.
- Booklust: Toronto Illustrator commenting on books and illustration. Interesting stuff.
- Dahlberg Central: Gus Dahlberg and his adorable family.
- David&Kiko.com: My friends in Japan, with a blog.
- eMusic:An independently run music download site, focussing on indy and alt musicians.
- ewelthorpe:Entertainment writer Lawrence Ferber.
- Gay Gamer:Video games, from a gay POV.
- Kotaku:Gaming industry news and coverage.
- SEIBEI:Excellent indy t-shirt manufacturer.
- Torontoist: Torontoist is a Toronto-culture blog, covering some of the more interesting goings on in the city (and doing it well). Sort of like a freebie-weekly paper, but it pays less and comes out more.
Retired
- A Bear In The City
- All Ages
- Brill Building
- Comic Strip: Chip Zdarsky's print/online comic for the National Post.
- GutterNinja
- Love Manga
- Low Road
- Makeshift Miracle: Complete online graphic novel, available via Bitpass.
- Mike Weiringo's Sketch Blog: Self-explaintory.
- Moresukine: Updated weekly from Tokyo, experience Japan through the wonder of comics.
- Peiratikos
- Serializer.net: Awesome online alternative pay-comics site, worth your support with money.
- Young Bottoms in Love: Great gay webcomix archive.
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July 28th, 2008 at 12:22 pm
LoL, isn’t it though?
July 29th, 2008 at 9:58 am
Where did that come from, anyway?
Also, I wish all the Heath Ledger Jokers could have joined forces and faced off against the stormtroopers somehow.
July 29th, 2008 at 10:06 am
Dude, they’re both “outsider” cultures generated by fan enthusiasm that supersedes the mainstream popularity of the source material. They were also everywhere at Comicon this year, even as the Klingons were on the wain. It’s only a pejorative statement so far as your personal opinion on dudes and ladies dressing up in outlandish costumes is of a pejorative nature. Also, “Kerplach” = “Guv’nah!”
- Christopher
August 25th, 2008 at 8:32 pm
At least the Randy Nakamura subculture seems to be on the wane
http://neon-suntan.livejournal.com/1311.html
August 25th, 2008 at 9:20 pm
Smug and smarmy is always in style, shame that’s not waining :)