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Physics-based Webcomic The fundamental laws of reality are strange but those who unravel their mysteries are gifted with the blessings that now run the modern world in a tale that is nothing short of a festival

Un universo alternativa donde un tio politico es un pez y hace aventuras epicas con su amigo Dav!!1!

When you get into comics, you discover that you won’t become the next Alan Moore or Jim Lee over night. Or the next night. Or the next year. But that doesn’t mean you should give up.

Captain So-So and Mister Maybe is a six-chapter comedic look at the lives of several inept and under-appreciated superheroes. Best described as a “Superhero Sitcom”, these comics offer plenty of jokes, silly situations, pop culture references, action sequences, training montages, musical breaks, weirdos, wacky villains, things that talk but shouldn’t, light societal commentary, progressive values, Canadiana…and robots…lots and lots of robots.

Joe Bonzo is certainly not your average Joe. Equipped with nothing more than the tools of the trade of a bounty hunter and his limited intellect, Joe will never waver from any chance to make money or to fulfil his perverted fantasies. Come along for a goofy, high-action journey set in what seems to be a futuristic paradise of pleasure with a cast of colourful and nuanced characters all trying to achieve something in this world.

Inside the twisted mind of a stay home loser with a heart of gold, explore my dreams, kinks, and wishes

Join Sievil and Monk on a Wild, Unpredictable Ride Welcome to a comic series where things rarely go as planned — and that’s half the fun. These short stories follow the misadventures of two mismatched companions: Sievil, a bold, curious, and ever-jovial half-human, and Monk, his quiet, dry-witted, and perpetually pessimistic partner-in-chaos. Together, they explore a world that’s as unpredictable as they are — chasing fleeting romances, diving into bizarre new experiences, and constantly hatching questionable schemes to make a quick buck. Their friendship is the anchor amid the absurdity, filled with sharp dialogue, deadpan humor, and the kind of existential reflections that sneak in between punchlines. Presented in a raw, fanzine-inspired format, this book is a celebration of flawed plans, strange detours, and the kind of weird, wonderful storytelling that sticks with you. Each page is its own little world — full of charm, chaos, and a touch of melancholy. Perfect for readers who enjoy sharp wit, offbeat characters, and short stories that leave you laughing, thinking, or slightly unsettled — sometimes all at once.

This comic is funny and humour.