COMATOSE is a collection of comic strips revolving around two very unmotivated, unenthusiastic guys who sell themselves for more than they're worth, but soon others will come, expecting more of them, threatening their very way of life.

Dan Bringhurst lives in Southern Utah. He loves to draw art and comic strips, and with the introduction of Comatose he wishes only for one thing: syndication.

For more, check out Comatose Comic Strips.

A Guy and His Monkey first appeared online daily from 1997 - 2003. It has been described as a cross between Sex in the City and Bloom County. It relaunched in August of 2009 and updates daily. The previous 7 strips can be seen in the archive.

Other previous collections, as well as exclusive content, can be seen on the A Guy and His Monkey Facebook Fan page. Users with mobile devices can view specially formatted strips at Daily Web Comic for Mobile Phones.

wrobbert cartoons is the place where all wrobbert's characters live. They literally have a life of their own. They tease him, hold meetings of their own, have been known to have writing sessions to help him out and some even explore other areas of wrobbert cartoons.

Cartoonist wrobbert says all I do is lay down some black lines to show you where they are and what they're doing.

Check out wrobbert cartoons website for more of his fun cartoons.

Galaxy Corps: The Back Story
The destruction of Planet Cranus has brought together an unlikely crew and sent them on a galactic scavenger hunt for it's overmatter ore. These fragments are the key to regenerating Wit's world. Following the path of the ore leads to struggles against known and unknown species. The race is on to harness it's power. Gather the ore, beware the hoardling.

Check out Galaxy Corps website for more of Sid Azin's cartoons.

Jay Dyke's comic The Mows (which rhymes with "cows" btw), has been published online since 2003. The strip is based on his first trilogy of cats, a litter of two brothers and a sister. The setting is some yesteryear in Bayville, NY, where these three cats first got to know the outside world.

The comic mostly explores their relationship with each other, and their comprehension of things they'll never really comprehend, like where trees come from, or what a cloud is. And like our own pets, the characters in this comic strip can not talk to their owners, and know nothing of our pop-culture. To date, over 1300 comics have been created, with about 800 online. Jay uses Adobe Flash to arrange, write, and publish the comics (he say's he can't really say "draw" anymore since the vector artwork for the characters has been in the can for years now)

Check out his website to view more Mows comic strips.

Cartoonist Vic Young says he is fifty years young, and has been doing the MeanStreak Cartoons for about 10 years. Senators, directors of animation from major affiliations, colleges and magazines rave at the humor.

MeanStreak Cartoons have been published numerous times, but Vic has just recently decided to take the comic strip more serious. He loves to create the characters and the jokes...and just loves to watch people read them and laugh out loud.

The strip is based on a young woman from an extremely dysfunctional family. Laurie (Whom the strip is named after) is the main character. She is trying her best to acquaint herself with normal rationality, which is all new to her. She has repressed memories and a major case of social anxiety disorder. That is where the dog (Sport) comes in. You see, he thinks he is the human and Laurie is the pet. Sit back and brace yourself, you won't be disappointed.

Visit MeanStreak Cartoons to meet the cast and see all the archives.