Brendan Peveril . net

While it may look like I’ve dropped off the face of the Earth to you mere mortals, I haven’t, I’ve just been writing like mad whilst my day-job becomes increasingly demanding. I think it’s going to start activly robbing me of my precious bodily fluids on Monday.

If that does happen, you will need to entertain yourselves with these comics:

• Butternut Squash: Much love to my Canadian brethren. The past few strips have been a little lackluster, but the archives are packed with gold. I can only assume that they’re leading up to something awesome.
• Questionable Content: I feel a little weird admitting that I read this, but I do. Hell, I’ve been reading it since before Jeph could draw. It’s just another soap-opera comic, but I just can’t get enough of Jeph’s story telling and cheesy jokes. It’s worth the hours it will take to go through the archives.
• The Perry Bible Fellowship: An exercise in concentrated surreality. It’s a must-read if you’re interested in webcomics.
• Simulated Comic Product: Sometimes it comes off as a somewhat less successful PBF, but just as frequently it’s goddamned genius.
• Nine Planets Without Intelligent Life: What happens when robots read Sartre and go on a journey of self discovery? Now you know!
• Orneryboy: Another cheesy fun-fest, also from a Canadian.
• Married to the Sea: One of my favourite dailys. Everybody already knows about it anyway.
• Templar, Arizona: I love bleak future sci-fi, what can I say?

When you get tired of graven images and want to rest your eyes with pages of text, but your comic quotient hasn’t been filled, Sequential Tart’s always a good read.

Yes, I’m well aware that just dumping half of my bookmarks out is a shitty excuse for a post. You can expect it to happen a lot!