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For this ragtag band of space gays, liberation means beating the patriarchy at its own game. After launching as a webcomic in March 2019, Cosmoknights will be released as a full-color graphic novel in Fall 2019, published by Top Shelf Productions and distributed by Penguin Random House.

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I Felt Rejected By the Lanugage I Was "Supposed" to Know. So I Rejected it Back.

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Growing up, I felt rejected by the language I was "supposed to" know, so I rejected it back.

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Peter learned everything he knows about plants at a distinguished university while Charity learned everything from her Grandmother. When Peter loses his research in Charity's magic greenhouse they must be patient and learn from one another as they wait for the garden to give it back. - Updates at least once a month!

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Updates every 2 weeks on Saturday! In a world where people live in fear of dragons, Juka, together with his dragon Lyth, is trying to bring balance between humans and dragons! He claims that humans and dragons can live side by side, if they only took the time to understand each other.

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Having a boyfriend who's a full foot taller than you might seem adorable at first, but it usually just ends up causing a whole bunch of minor inconveniences. Follow Fishball as she navigates the Malaysian life with her 6'5" geeky boyfriend.

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Doctor Andreas Marino loves his quiet life, filled with work and simple amusements, and when the strange Miss Abbott arrives in his town he decides he doesn't like her at all. Unfortunatelly she's funny and quirky, has an uncommon past and seems to enjoy getting him in trouble.

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Lucy, a woman with an uncanny sense of taste and smell, discovers that her favorite restaurant has changed kitchen staff--and she does not know the identity of the chef whose cooking she's loved for years.

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Gunnerkrigg Court is a science-fantasy webcomic created by Tom Siddell. It is updated online three days a week.

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Episodes 0-5 This is where it all started. When AxeCop.com went viral, these are episodes that were up. If you had told me at the time I was drawing them that they would be the most viewed art I had ever done, I probably would have put a little more effort into them, but they are what they are.

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We're in full on production mode with Volume 2 and we'll have more news on that soon. In the meantime we're doing a little intermission between volumes 2 and 3, delving into some snippets of Kuma's backstory. Exiled from the Kudori Kingdom, Kuma and his court appointed attendant Mal,...

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Now, I'm wondering to myself, why does he need three daggers? Of course, I was also wondering why he and the elf Monk had just fallen out of an airship with the corpse of a slave owner, but after about five to ten minutes of discussion (and exasperating the DM) we decided to let them come with us.

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What Do We Mean When We Say "Toxic Masculinity?"

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What Do We Mean When We Say "Toxic Masculinity?"

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What Do We Mean When We Say "Toxic Masculinity?" | The Nib

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A patriarchal society keeps men down, too.

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Zip and Lil Bit Funnies: The Upside-Down Me

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©2006-2019 Trade Loeffler. Zip and Lil Bit Funnies: The Upside-Down Me is powered by WordPress with ComicPress. Subscribe: Entries [RSS] | Comments [RSS]

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Sky Kayak " Blog Archive " New Look, New Features... New Story

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My friend, Tyler Martin (of Wally and Osborne and ComicPress fame), did all the hard work to get everything up and running. If you're reading this, then you're already aware of the nifty blog and comments section that we've added. Tyler also re-worked how the "Zoom" feature works on the comic.

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Read more posts by the author of Prologue, charmwitch

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For centuries, twelve Guardians and the Knights who serve them have protected Mankind from the fearsome Keres, ancient creatures with a thirst for souls.

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Food Was a Lot More Dangerous: The History of the FDA

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Before the establishment of the modern FDA, anti-regulation attitudes ruled the world of food.

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Punk is not Just for Straight White Guys

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Punk is not Just for Straight White Guys

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Punk is supposed to be inclusive, right? Artist Suzy X wrote and illustrated this comic about feeling excluded from the punk scene and eventually finding a comfortable place in music.
For more on race in punk scenes, check out Laina Dawes' article "Why I Was Never a Riot Grrrl" and an interview with musician Mimi Thi Nguyen from Bitch magazine's Micro/Macro issue.
Read Suzy X's other comic for Bitch: Trigger Warning

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Comic: Punk Is Not Just for Straight, White Guys

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Punk is supposed to be inclusive, right? Artist Suzy X wrote and illustrated this comic about feeling excluded from the punk scene and eventually finding a comfortable place in music. For more on race in punk scenes, check out Laina Dawes' article "Why I Was Never a Riot Grrrl" and an interview with musician Mimi Thi Nguyen from Bitch magazine's Micro/Macro issue.

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Public Health - Seattle & King County is proud to be one of over 100 organizations that participated in the 2018 Seattle/King County Clinic. Over four days in September, more than 3,500 people received free medical, dental, and vision care there, waiting in line for long hours, even overnight, at KeyArena.

For the third year, a team of artists interviewed patients to better understand the circumstances that brought patients to the SKC Clinic. This year, they also interviewed some of the thousands of volunteers that made the SKC Clinic possible. We hope the resulting stories will stimulate conversations about the struggles people face with healthcare every day and the need for solutions so that everyone can get the healthcare they need.

We will be sharing the comics from this project in three parts over the coming weeks. This week, we feature stories from the patients. Next week, we'll share stories from the volunteers.

Thanks to the Seattle Center, the Seattle Center Foundation, and Public Health-Seattle & King County for support of this comics journalism project. Special thanks to the artists who volunteered their time and to all the patients and volunteers who shared their stories with us.

More on the Seattle/King County Clinic at seattlecenter.org/skcclinic
Originally posted on January 25, 2019.

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Comics from the 2018 Seattle/King County Clinic, part one: The Patients - PUBLIC HEALTH INSIDER

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Public Health - Seattle & King County is proud to be one of over 100 organizations that participated in the 2018 Seattle/King County Clinic. Over four days in September, more than 3,500 people received free medical, dental, and vision care there, waiting in line for long hours, even overnight, at KeyArena.

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Smile More... the kid friendly webcomic :: On The Inside | Tapas

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The boy next door, friends for life, is actually a werewolf!

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The comic strip focuses on Katie, a young child; Laurie, her single mother; and Ship, imaginary friend and counting sheep of both.

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To get things started, I'm going to do a post about the origins of this comic. It started as a joke (as most things do), and was maybe originally a comment about girls/superheroes/comics/whatever. I can't really remember. But one day I sat down and doodled this goofy comic:

It is pretty goofy, huh? But it got me thinking that I should do a comic about a superhero girl and her kind of ordinary, kind of crappy life. And that's where all this began. Then a few months later a local Halifax weekly, The Coast, was looking for a new comic strip for their paper, and I figured it'd be a great way to motivate me to actually draw the thing. Dealing with the restrictions of a newspaper (I have to draw everything a certain size! Ick!) is frustrating sometimes, but the Coast lets me do what I want (as long as I make my deadline), so it's been a good experience. I'm 35+ comics into the strip, and I'm looking forward to posting them online for the internet to see.
... I feel like I've been keeping a comic secret for a while. It's nice to finally share.

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To get things started, I'm going to do a post about the origins of this comic. It started as a joke (as most things do), and was maybe originally a comment about girls/superheroes/comics/whatever. I can't really remember. But one day I sat down and doodled this goofy comic: It is pretty goofy, huh?