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An entertaining "monthly Internet TV show" about a bunch of geeks being geeky. Which, of course, means I can relate to it entirely. Well, apart from the whole World of Warcraft thing. Very entertaining and well worth a watch.
Good Ship Chronicles
A brilliant fly-on-the-wall documentary webcomic set aboard a starship. Yes, it's scifi-comedy. Yes, it's brilliant.
Make with the Funny
Paul, Ryan and Aaron have an exceptionally well-polished webcomic here. The art and the humour are consistently top-notch. Definitely worth clicking on right now.
Outsider
Humanity is caught in the crossfire of a galactic war, and it's up to the members of Earth's Scout Corps to forge an alliance that will ensure Earth's survival. Cracking scifi from the mind of Jim Francis.
PC Weenies
One-panel PC humour from the mind of Krishna Sadasivam.
Rooms
The superbly-written Rooms, as concocted by the master comicwright Euan Mumford. It started life as a webcomic about University life and now it, er, isn't. Well worth flicking through the archives.
SoulGeek
Where The Passion of Fandom Thrives. SoulGeek is a fantastic dating & community site for geeks. JjAR and myself are currently the "Webcomics Gurus" on the site, offering help and advice to fellow Webcomicsmiths.
Station V3
Tom Truszkowski's humorous webcomic about the goings-on aboard Space Station V3.
Truck Bearing Kibble
Delightful absurdities from the twisted minds of Jeremy Kramer & Eric Vaughn. Great art and wonderfully twisted humour make this a definite Must Read.
Uncubed
Krishna Sadasivam's rather brilliant autobiographical webcomic. It's real, and it's funny, and the art is very spiffy.
Zortic
Mark Mekkes' contribution to the world of scifi-webcomicry. A marvelous play on typical science fiction.
Recommended Webcomic Reading
Beaver and Steve
A webcomic about Beaver,who is a beaver, and Steve, who is not a beaver. But he is a lizard of some sort, which I guess is good enough. Marvelously funny.
Bigger Than Cheeses
This is one of my guilty pleasures - it's remarkably off-the-wall and random at times, in the same way as Family Guy was back when it was good.
Diesel Sweeties
I will confess that I don't read this comic as much these days as I used to, but the quality of the writing has never wavered and pixelated sprite style used is rather endearing.
Dresden Codak
I would be inclined to say that this is what you get when you take XKCD, VGCats and Truck Bearing Kibble, put them through a mincing machine, oven-cook at 350 degrees for 35 minutes and then serve, garnished with parsley, with a side of pasta. But then, that's wholly inaccurate. Hoorah!
Joe Loves Crappy Movies
A webcomic about a guy named Joe who loves movies of the crap variety. Wonderfully well-written and drawn movie humour.
Obligatory Penny Arcade Link
If you set up a webcomic and don't link to Penny Arcade, I'm pretty sure Gabe and Tycho come into your home and break your shins. A sure-fire way of meeting the chaps behind the comic, although only really worth the risk if you've had your legs amputated.
Pierce Logic
An internet humour comic, on the internet, about humour that is also on the internet. It got off to a rocky start but it's been fairly good as of late.
Shortpacked!
Quite possibly the best webcomic set in a toy store I've ever seen. Quite possibly the only webcomic set in a toy store I've ever seen.
Starslip Crisis
Very funny scifi humour set aboard a Spaceship Museum. What do you mean "Ooh, that sounds a bit contradictory"? Just read the damn comic!
XKCD
Geek humour! Science humour! It's humour for people like you and me!
Related Links
Ben Paddon's blog
When he's not writing awesome scifi-comedy, Ben can be found emo'ing it up behind a keyboard. Actually, that was a joke. Read the blog, it's not a waste of space at all.
Dream17
Fansite founded by Ben which covers the games developed by Team 17 Software, one of the last remaining BritSoft game developers in existence.
Fried
Ben's previous webcomic, which he both wrote and art'd himself (Euan Mumford also wrote some strips during the comic's last year or so).
JjAR @ DeviantART
Artist JjAR's DeviantArt portfolio. Be warned, there's some mature content in there.
Lappius @ DeviantArt
An old version of the Jump Leads website featured the logo in the top-left of the screen with a swirly vortex behind it. That vortex image was originally created in 2005 by Lappius and he very kindly allowed us to use it on the website. In return, here's a link to his DeviantArt page.
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