I think this is a webcomic. Regardless, it's an interesting tale of a man exchanging his dollars for euros for dollars for euros, ad infinitum, until he has chump change left. Then he does the math for the entire money supply.

Kingdom of Fools begins Part 3 at Digital Fear.com. Part 3 marks the beginning of new panels which have never been seen before. Kingdom of Fools is updated daily and continues the adventures of The Minister, Bis, Princess Natel, and King Rotha.

Hi, my name is Amy Brown, and I am about to take a long-needed sabbatical from the workplace. One of my goals during this time off is to get one of my comics published in book form. It's Tales From Band Camp, a weekly comic basically about marching band and music. It's been around for eight years now, and it's gotten grassroots support from high school band students, band directors, and band parents. I've gotten a lot of requests for my archive to be published in book form.

Does anyone have any suggestions on publishing? I know of Plan 9 and will be contacting them soon once I get the TFBC "portfolio" polished, and I know about Cafepress' self-publishing options, but are there others out there?

I've done a little research on publishing-on-demand, but most of the information isn't for graphic works.

Thanks! Amy

http://www.talesfrombandcamp.com

Hyung Sun Kim is the creator of Kung Fool X. He also reads webcomics.

1. 10 Commandments of Simon (part of Small Stories online). It's about how to be a 29 year old virgin.

2. Cat and Girl. Existential, self referential, hip and phat. Can yo dig it? If you can, then you haven't been reading enough semiotics. I recommend some Chomsky or at least Umberto Eco.

3. Bob the Angry Flower. Bob, the flower is angry. Absurd mix of politics, science, and the aching need for heartfelt communion.

4. Oh My Fantasy Epic. RPG World with teeth.

5. Stoopid Pigeon. Like, Purple Pussy, but distant, abstract, sort of.