Polar Opposites is a webcomic based on the every day lives of four zany characters in the chill of the arctic. Theres not much plot but rather a bunch of random ideas to make you laugh. Take one look and you're bound to fall in love with it. Not in a weird way.

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im on Holiday till the 4th August

Flanagan The Flower by Kieran Kelly

We are on holiday/vacation till the 4th August so see you back here then don't be jealous!

and yes it is spelt wrong in the text above find it in your hearts to forgive me!?

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Shakespeare in Sparkhill

Flanagan The Flower by Kieran Kelly

Thought for the day 23rd July 2010

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Flanagan The Flower by Kieran Kelly is a simple look at life through Flanagan, a female flower who has been trampled on in life. She has the trees "Tim" and "Bear" as her friends and at times foes. Tim is addicted to the idea of "hugging a human" and Bear is mostly indifferent, while Flanagan keeps trying to make sense of the world around her, although with a slightly trampled on view. When all else fails she constantly uses "The Prayer"; "Dear God, please help me to stop bull shitting to myself. Amen"

Kieran Kelly is a strip cartoonist in "The Harp" newspaper for the last two years and an illustrator/writer of Children's books. The BBC published "The Tears of Spring" by Kieran in 1999, soon to be released as an ebook. Kieran's current project is a series of seven books called "The Humble Bug Tree". Pride Boy Eric Ego being the first to be published as an ebook shortly.

If you wish to use "Flanagan The Flower" or any of Kieran's work in your publications, be it print or electronic, call Kieran on +441212883404 or email him at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Check out more at Flanagan The Flower.

Benny Sunny is the creator of Wiglington and Wenks Comics that he recently started. It is based on the life in Wiglington and Wenks which is a free online adventure game created for kids. Benny is a pretty famous player on Wiglington and Wenks virtual world and like other famous players, they have their own player blogs. Benny wanted something really different from the other players so tells the latest news in Wiglington and Wenks through comics.

Check out Benny's blog at Wiglington and Wenks Comics.

ICECUBES is a newspaper style comic strip about life inside Alaska's arctic circle for a motley crew including Nooky the Eskimo, Freeze the penguin, Peckinpaw the polar bear and EggMan the walrus. The characters are unwittingly engaged in cultural commentary from their arctic perch atop the world. Their icy environs only serve to heighten their warmth and humor of the more intelligent variety.

ICECUBES is entirely drawn by hand. ICECUBES is done in the classical cartooning style where inking and lettering are done with metal pen nibs and India ink. ICECUBES holds to a higher standard of drawing and writing. A comic for those who have read a book or two.

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Say What is the funny and hilarious online comic strip by Maurice Love of Gettosake Entertainment. Say What is a dose of funny each day, as you'll find a wide range of funny and outlandish characters that'll leave you in stitches.

Mort is an eighteen year old senior in high school who inspires to become a journalist. He's not interested in the fame and fortune the business can offer, just good old-fashioned story telling. Mort and the guys have made plans for a memorable final year in high school; eating pizza, football games and girls. Things get complicated when Mort starts his own blog, entitled "SAY WHAT", dedicated to great stories. Mort's life gets interesting while trying to juggle hanging out with his friends and making his blog the number one blog in the world.

In 2000 Maurice started an entertainment company, along with his two brothers. Specializing in comic books, flash animation and other types of media but Maurice's passion lies in comic strips. "Say What" is comic strip he's been working on since graduating high school. Since then he has been on a personal mission to become the next Charles Shultz.

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Ryan Pagelow has drawn comics for most of his life. His work appears in Mad magazine, newspapers, and online. He was one of the 10 finalists in the Comic Strip Superstar Contest hosted by Amazon.com and also earned the Charles Schulz National College Cartoonist Award. When he is not working as a photojournalist, Ryan draws the comic strips Pressed and Buni. Raised in Madison, Wisconsin, he worked in Italy and Argentina before ending up in Chicago where he now lives.

Pressed is a comic strip for people who love newspapers. Depicting the people behind the news, Pressed shows a reporter and local politician butting heads, a sportswriter trying to be supportive of the local team as it loses season after season, a photographer trying to get his shot while camera hungry people poke their heads in to try to get "on TV," and a frequent letter-to-the-editor writer venturing out into the blogosphere.

Pressed also offers a comedic look at the wider media landscape of 24-hour news cycles, Internet "news" and blowhard punditry, as well as the everyday office politics of adults confined to shared cubicles.

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