The Sarafan Strikes Back 

By ScionOfBalance

Legacy of Kain parody: confronting fangirls
Drawn in sketchy style

EVIL PEAS!!

By comicborg

The Borgman VS a sack of Soup Peas. Should be easy enough?

Original Issue Zero 

By Conjuror

Original posting of Issue Zero. Art and Letters have been tweaked significantly since.

Alex Borroni -LEGEND 

By Alex_Borroni

Pages from LEGEND, new italian comic-book.

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Legend is copyright of Sunset.
Art: Alessandro Borroni
pencil +ink

Stone Game - Parte 1 

By gattaizine

Conheça as regras do Stone Game!

Roteiro: David Prado
Arte: Camila Nágila

Publicado no Gattai Zine #1.

The Little Soldier 

By Inkalill

A fairy-tale, a love story, a weird story about magic and a strange battle...

Skull Post Tavern 

By evanscomics

Skull Post Tavern is an alehouse in the Broken Ridge Mountains. The tavern offers a welcome respite to weary travelers as they cross the mountain range. The Tavern is owned and operated by Ludvig, ex-pirate and chronicler of deeds great and small.

Cross Franchise Battles

By ChrisPower

Got to Messing around with some of my Favorite characters from Games and Television, every show I watch or game I play I wonder "What would happen if these Two characters Fought?"

Beowulf 

By ndhill

A series of illustrations based on the epic poem, Beowulf.

Romans vs. The Celts 

By Dfbovey

Written and lettered by Russ McIntosh, art by me.

This story was for a war anthology many years ago.

CLEBURNE SAMPLE PAGES 

By rampartpress

Sample inked pages from the upcoming Graphic Novel due out November 2008! Pencils by Justin Murphy. Inks by Al Milgrom.

Battle Grounds 

By jeffmcc

Battle Grounds, a post-apocalyptic fantasy, was cinematic in approach, with broad panels on golden-age size paper.
Art: Mario Wytch
Colors: Mike Adams
Letters: Brant Fowler

Niichts OC Battle 

By EcchiSketch

An OC battle hosted on DeviantArt. figured i'd load my matches up here!

City Of Heroes Issue 1

By sevenshackles

City of Heroes issue1 preview.
is written by Mark Waid, with pencils by David Nakayama penciling, and colors by Sonia Oback.

Cocoa the Clown in Cocoa vs. Death Dog Dollah Ninee-Nine (oct06)

By wbm

Cocoa the Clown was created, originally drawn & web-published by Saint Amaimon. Many have interpreted Cocoa in a variety of styles. This story was written by Klaproth, who seemed to dig my interpretation. The finished strip is here.