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Hollywood Trash
» Comic » Comedy
Fighting
Humor
Mecha
Organized Crime
Robots
Ah, Hollywood! Famous for celebs, sun... and murder cults! The Privy Council is the most exclusive club in town, headed by the entertainment industry's top mogul, a ruthless exec who enlists his famous underlings to kill the people who stole from him, two local garbage men. James and Billy must survive one epic day of sword fights, forest fires, and giant mechs! At least there's hazard pay.
Axel and OB
» Comic » Comedy
Humor
Monsters
Occult
Supernatural
Follow the adventures of Axel and OB, a paltry last line of defense from Federal Paranormal Investigations, protecting mortals against encroachments both otherworldly and supernatural.
Dr. Frankensteam's Monster
» Comic » Comedy
Humor
Steampunk
Look out! It's Dr. Frankensteam's Monster...'s first collected issue! The diminutive, determined Dr. Frankensteam, alliterative architect of artificial animation, marches her massive yet maidenly masterpiece, monickered merely as "Monster," through a series of silly schemes slated to score swift success, only for fickle Fate to fetch them funny failure!
The Ballad of Al Snow and Head
» Comic » Comedy
Fighting
Humor
Monsters
Post-apocalyptic
Featuring former WWE Superstar and wrestling icon, Al Snow. The Ballad of Al Snow and Head is a blend of action, comedy, and parody, making this a tale unlike any other. Al is the hero that no one asked for, and just can't seem to get rid of. Why adventure through Al's insanity in the ring, or even the real world? Buckle up for a different kind of journey, into a different kind of min
Spotlight
» Comic » Comedy
Friendship
Humor
Superhero
Written by Mark Poulton (Savage Hawkman, Avengelyne) with art by Jim Hanna and Marat Mychaels (Deadpool Corps, Grifter), Spotlight is Entourage meets the Justice League. As Spotlight, Tyler James is Hollywood's brightest star. He Navigates the challenges of celebrity and being a superhero with a close knit group of friends until a girl enters the inner circle, putting a strain on the...
Poggers and Rhombus
» Comic » Comedy
Family
Friendship
Humor
Poggers and Rhombus is a comedy series about a couple of friends and the hijinks they get themselves into. P&R is based on true and grossly exaggerated stories from a group of real life friends.
The Adventures of Al Snow and Head
» Comic » Comedy
Anthropomorphic
Cyberpunk
Fighting
Friendship
Humor
We head back into the Snowverse, but this time, Al’s bringing friends. Each Adventure teams Al Snow up with a partner to tackle whatever wacky obstacles in their way. These are tales into a different kind of mind.
The Epic Misadventures of Deathbag
» Graphic Novel » Comedy
Humor
The misadventures of Deathbag is comical look at the Grim Reaper dealing with everyday human life. Except this Grim Reaper is a pizza eating heavy metal fan. Check out all his adventures in one collection, including the unreleased fourth issue.
Son-Lar
» Comic » Comedy
Aliens
Humor
Space
Okay. A long time ago, two people got together and made a little baby named Lorenzo. About the same time, two aliens got together and made a little alien named Lesna.
Lorenzo grew up to be a drunken loser.
Lesna grew up to be whatever it is little aliens grow up to be.
Lorenzo and Lesna are about to be best friends, whether they like it or not…
The Bad Eggs: That Dirty Yellow Mustard (1996)
» Comic » Comedy
Humor
Superhero
An eight issue series consisting of two four part stories. "Dinophobia" - Panaam, the aged mentor of Ript and Claude, is being challenged to a death duel in the sky by a younger Pteradon who intends to replace him as the high, exalted wise one. The dueling part doesn't scare him, but the flying part does. So it's up to Ript and Claude to help Panaam overcome his fear of flying. After all, who...
On Tour with Mitch & Sandy
» WebComic » Comedy
Fighting
Humor
Modern
Music
Mythical
These sisters' garage band blows up overnight and they take the industry by storm, but the storm crashes back in on them as the industry sends their top talent to take them out. Can these girls remain indie stars without succumbing to the forces of the mainstream?
