Byrobot hits 500 comics and launches a new short comic series in celebration.

 

Byrobot Dot Net will have 400 comics on Friday. Will we be doing anything special, you ask? Well, I might eat a jam tart.

Byrobot Dot Net hits 250 comics! A brand new Sally and Thumb wallpaper has been released in celebration, as well as new installments of the acclaimed Sunset Zoo-levard, comic-noir at its beastly best.

The gangbunch conglomerate celebrates halloween in a full-bottomed fashion.

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was reached by Byrobot Dot Net at such a velocity that we actually overshot it by a few days. Our celebratory 202ndthst comic is now up for your viewing pleasure! No updates have been missed, as yet (fate, consider yourself tempted).

Has anyone encountered this site before? It seems to be a place where people can upload images they find interesting/amusing/whathaveyou. Youtube for jpegs, I guess. They rehost the images, so there's no bandwidth leeching. However, there are a lot of comics being rehosted there, both print and web, without accreditation.

Gangbunch is trying something out - a superhero comic series with the IP shared amongst its members. Different gangbunch artists will write, draw, ink and colour each comic chapter, with undoubtedly glorious and cacaphonic results. The first chapter is already posted.

Byrobot dot net achieves a number of comics equal to twice the sum of the creator's ages, minus two times the difference.

Given it's been online for less than three months, we're either very young or very prolific. The creators are celebrating this random event by letting off some well-deserved steam at each oth

Gangbunch, that awesome webcomics collective of incredibly cool guys and not-guys, has added a new member! Welcome to J Kravik of Bonertown. To quote Special_Olympics, "Now Gangbunch isn't like some community college occupying a mini-mall storefront next to the Dairy Queen. We don't let just anybody in. Certain rigors of quality assurances are pursued.

Rocket Surgery Comics is running a guest week from March 6th to March 10th. The week kicks off with the excellent art of John Lee (Suburban Tribe) and the disturbing musings of Andrew Hussie (Team Special Olympics).