The often-lewd misadventures of Veronica and Mona, two best friends working as nurses at a (questionable) hospital. Veronica does her best to keep things running smoothly, while Mona tends to play around with her patients too much (though they don't seem to mind). If you'd like to check out all the current pages (and Bonus Panels!), they can be found on my Patreon! Thanks for reading!

Fifteen-year-old André Diaz, an ordinary high school freshman, stumbles upon a mysterious exhibit during a school trip to the museum. Drawn to an ancient, legendary artifact—Excalibur—André, along with his best friend Emi, unknowingly awakens the blade’s power. In doing so, he attracts the attention of a shapeshifting Demi-Beast, a servant of the malevolent dark mage, Mordred, who has long sought the sword for his own nefarious purposes. With danger looming, André is confronted by Merlin, a spiritual guide within the sword, who reveals that he has been chosen as Excalibur’s wielder to defend Earth Realm from the imminent return of Mordred. Now tasked with mastering the legendary weapon, André embarks on a journey filled with perilous battles against Mordred’s monstrous forces, struggling to unlock Excalibur’s full potential before it falls into the wrong hands. As darkness stirs, André must rise to the challenge and prove himself worthy before it’s too late.

The Great War rages in Europe. Within the chaos, warfare evolves, ushering in the conquest for air superiority. In January 1917, the RFC's 24th squadron welcomes new recruits, meanwhile in Jagdstaffel 11, a new commanding officer arrives to the airfield. Unbeknowst to either side, a life long vendetta will soon be born.

Fun in the Sun webcomic explores the eight annual seasons of our sun, and how our ancestors, the pagans saw it, how science sees it and currently how the popular culture celebrates it.

In the emergency department, every second counts. Crash Cart follows an emergency nurse, as she leaps into action during a Code STEMI — a full cardiac arrest after a massive heart attack. The panels pulse with urgency: chest compressions, defibrillator shocks, adrenaline injections. Life hangs in the balance as the team fights to bring a patient back from the edge. But not every story ends with survival. In the aftermath, the emergency nurse must steady her hands, push down the grief, and move on — because the next emergency won't wait.

Curly stops Jimmy from crashing the Tulpar, leaving him to deal with the consequences of his actions when they return to Earth. However, he forgot to consider how terrible Pony Express's sexual misconduct policy is. Unless Anya and Jimmy got married, then they'd both be punished for the rape and resulting pregnancy.

Two ants 🐜

A successful doctor's sees his life crumble after his secret thoughts start to make themselves violently real. New episodes on the 26th.

A short comic about the bond between the cat Berenice and her guardian, Lauris Cortivo (the author). P.S.: The author is a trans man who began his transition one year after Berenice’s passing, which is why he appears as a ‘girl’ in the comic.

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.