Chapter One: Black Metal, from Please Keep Warm by Michael Sweater
If you can't balance on a skateboard, that's okay. If you want you can just sit on it and roll down hills.
I Think Our Friend Dan Might Be a Dolphin by James the Stanton
I first noticed the blowhole stains...
Daygloayhole One by Ben Passmore
How’s your post apocalypse going? This is the best the end of the world gets. Social and political commentary mixed with punk nonsense and gore drawn in vibrant florescent colors.
You Can Try Again by Olivia Walch
"...a well-informed vision of the future that shrugs off any useless cynicism. Technology grows more powerful, but so does our appreciation for human emotion." - Casey (fucking) Nowak
Lizard Daddies by Abby Jame
Why do so many creepy old men feel entitled to the bodies of young women? Is it really because they’re so pervy, or do they need them to stay alive?
Watch Clover (Introduction) from Please Keep Warm by Michael Sweater
The eternal question 🧙🔥🦖
Catboy: Friends by Benji Nate
Today's free comic from Catboy by Benji Nate on the perils of going outside
No Romance in Hell by Hyena Hell
Dating under "social distancing" is rough, just wait until you get to hell! For today's free comic, disappointment, disintegration, and hilarity ensue in this brimstone-infused roasting of modern romance.
“Jerry” by Moa Romanova from Goblin Girl, care of Fantagraphics
Lush shower dreams for that intimate soap connection
Clementine Comix: Sleepwalking by Lauren Monger
Follow Clementine and friends as they navigate the perils of ex-partner drama, too-loud house shows, and the overwhelming ennui that is twenty-somethings, trying.
Big Punk by Janelle Hessig
Fed up with wealthy techies destroying the formerly gritty culture of Fog City, a punk lady moves out to the sticks to soothe her soul. Though she is only looking to escape, a mysterious and hairy stranger disrupts her plans and causes her life to change in unexpected ways.
My Exploding Heart by Liz Prince
Liz Prince provides some touching insight into grief and mourning in the punk community.