Learn bite-sized pieces of information about amazing creatures from myths, legends, and folklore all around the world. We talk about magical creatures that everyone knows and loves and some you could never even dream of! Series thumbnail created by GioHwang

This is a series of comic strips with funny animals that I drawn with smile on my face. Hopping you could have it too.

These are short comics that are part of the Dogs Of War world, but not directly tied into the main story

Organised by SparkleArts and FriedRice. Join 25 amazing creators for an evening of stargazing.

A comic about alien immigrants by a resident alien immigrant. You know how our thoughts are chaotic about certain things and organized about others? Kai and Tran are alien beings that embody each of those qualities. Kai represents chaos while Tran represents order. Adi, an earthling, helps them navigate our world and learn our human ways. These are mostly one-shot comics.

This is a partly fictional story of "White Gladis", an Iberian female Orca who had a traumatic interaction with an illegal fishing boat in the European coast within the Straight of Gibraltar. Gladis swore to avenge humans by unionising her clan against them. 

A light-hearted educational series which teaches basic Japanese vocabulary as well as interesting animals facts. Fun for everyone! Please enjoy learning some curious scientific and cultural animal tidbits while looking at cute drawings!

Visit a world of whimsy and humor, with a group of eclectic and relatable characters. (Gag a day.)

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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a firefighter? Have you ever wondered what we’re doing when we’re not running into a burning building? Have you wondered what we’re doing when we are? Fireground Anecdotes is the comic journal of a career firefighter. Often funny sometimes exciting, but almost always interesting. I promise you haven’t read a comic like this before! *Notes and Disclaimers* *All characters are real people, but likenesses are not expected to be accurate. *Names are omitted, or initialized to protect the privacy of my coworkers. *This is my interpretation of real events. My memory is awful. *My thoughts and opinions are my own and do not represent my department/city/AHJ.) * Fire departments vary greatly in structure, operation, and policy. Mine operates on a 24/48 schedule (24 hours on 48 hours off), with units of 3 to 4 people. Each “unit“ or “company“ is 3 to 4 people and has It’s own unique jobs and specialties. *This comic is meant to raise public awareness of the fire service. We’re not Saints are superheroes. We’re just regular folks trying to do a (sometimes dangerous/stressful) job.