Scratch Alley
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Circus
Comic - Slice of Life
Running a circus after the apocalypse can be a real hassle! Follow short, everyday stories of the weirdest circus troupe in the last days.
My Roommate's Short Stories
Comic - Slice of Life
Based on the main story: "Ash to Dust".
Featuring Kalvyn, Michael, and Sage on short adventures during their college years.
["Ash to Dust" is not released at the moment, it's a bigger story and currently a WIP.]
Uploads once every other month.
Falling Forwards
Comic - Slice of Life
Ren Haruki is very sure that they're dead. Yet, they wake up the following morning all the same, with everything just slightly different...
Bevs Boredom
Comic - Slice of Life
With the fiercest eyebrows around, one can only assume they're full of secrets... Join the life of Bev filled with anxiety, jokes, and more anxiety.
Jailbird
Comic - Slice of Life
(Post Schedule: Inconsistent) - Hal's life gets turned upside down after he's sent to prison for a complete accident, but Officer Foxglove and his Cellmates don't seem to be as bad as he feared. Together, they agree to become better people, but in prison, there's always something around the corner that can throw everyone for a loop.
JAILBIRD DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/FBXQmHGTGm
Salisbury House
Comic - Slice of Life
Six college students sharing a house together. Join them as they navigate the complexities of classes, family, relationships and how to survive. Please be aware: This comic will tackle sensitive issues surrounding LGBTQ+, sexuality, and the not so nice sides of life. There will be swearing, and potentially triggering content. I will give readers plenty of warning.
Slime Time!!!
Comic - Slice of Life
Enjoy the daily lives of cute little slime monsters!
- Updates on Wednesdays
KrazySide
Comic - Slice of Life
The merry misadventures of an artist, her inner demon Boo, apartment monsters and more.
Moving Day
Comic - Slice of Life
Featuring an entirely LGBTQ+ team, this comic was released for free for Pride 2022.
"A closeted mover struggles to fit in with society until they unpack their identity."
