shorts and strips

By alliek

Fairly self-explanatory? Silly odds and ends.

The Bear Stories Volume 2 Preview Pages 

By thebearstories

How much trouble can a cartoon bear get into? Lots, follow bear on a typical day in the city full of memorable characters from inside a pizza shop, street performers and a doppleganger that has to be seen to be believed!

The Bear Stories Volume Two TRAILER  

By thebearstories

The Bear Stories Volume Two - WATCH FOR IT - 2009

Noble Rot zine  

By pirotess

A semi-regular zine for fans of yaoi/BL and everything that mysteriously goes with it. Submissions are open - visit http://noblerot.wordpress.com for details.

Alter Ego Illustrations

By jaypiscopo

These images were printed in Roy Thomas' legendary fanzine Alter Ego. Thanks, Roy!

American McGee's Alice - an adaptation

By TheCheshireCat

This is a comic adaptation of American McGee's Alice, a game I've always loved. It's just the first scene. I do not own the characters, dialogue or the concept.

Save Hiatus 

By cabridges

Strips from my webcomic "Save Hiatus," written by me and illustrated by the amazing Adam Levermore-Rich.

Off the Starboard Bow

By Corey_Toews

Upcoming webcomic about a group of Klingon fans.

[as yet untitled songcomic]

By spae

A songcomic (well, if you can have songfics...) about running away and making decisions. Possibly one of my most serious works ever.
Most of the dialogue, and some of the imagery, are quotes and references off various Maxïmo Park songs.

Everyone's a Fan

By whisperelmwood

Fan Art produced by Hannah L King - no profits made, drawn simply for the love of the characters.

SubCulture 

By kfreeman

SubCulture is a humorous and touching romp through the lives of fanboys--and fangirls--as they deal with work, relationships, and the thing they love most--comics.

SubCulture is a 4-issue, bi-monthly series, coming to you in May from Ape!

AFOLs

By Greg_Hyland

"AFOL" stands for Adult Fan Of Lego, and this comic by Greg Hyland and Jake McKee offers a humourous look at the world of adult LEGO builders, collectors and fans. It was originally published in 2004 by The LEGO Group.