Annotations Every Day - Written by T Campbell & Flo Kahn - Illustrated by John & Jason Waltrip
Guilded Age
The Saga of the Working Class Adventurer – New comics every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday!
Fireweeds Moors
Gato Iberico
A cat-headed man and a girl with a sandwich hankering accidentally end up in a myth-infused country where magic chalices are a really big thing.
Tigress Queen
Allison Shaw
A barbarian warlord and a pampered prince try to avoid a marriage alliance that could end decades of violence.
Caramel Corn
Potchimew
Sarah is the only human left in a world full of mythical creatures and monsters. All she wants to do is live a quiet life, but everything changes when she meets her guardian angel, Jacob.
Girl Genius
Phil Foglio, Kaja Foglio
In a time when the Industrial Revolution has become an all-out war, Mad Science rules the World...with mixed success.
Atomic Robo
Brian Clevinger, Scott Wegener
The robot punches monsters and bad robots and one time he was a cowboy.
Stand Still, Stay Silent
Minna Sundberg
A few generations after the end of the world, a small, poorly financed research crew is sent out to rediscover whatever is left of the forbidden old world in the south.
The Sanity Circus
Windy
Magic, monsters and mysteries await in the odd city of Sanity. It's up to Attley and a colorful group of characters to find out just what is going on.
Demon's Mirror
Harry Bogosian
Based loosely off of "The Snow Queen", a story by Hans Christian Andersen, we see things take a different turn as the demons become central characters, and the side characters stick around. Yup, that's the only differences. Enjoy!
Empowered
Adam Warren
A sexy superhero comedy (except when it isn't) about the never-ending struggles of a plucky but very unlucky young superheroine.
Star Trip
Gisele Weaver
Jas is a human taken from her home planet on a trip across the galaxy she will never forget.
Ghost Junk Sickness
Studio CARTRIDGE, Laura Lee
Two hunters try to survive and end up being pushed to pursue a deadly bounty dubbed "The Ghost".
Wychwood
Varethane
When Tiara's pyrokinesis is finally noticed, she is captured by a magical research organization for study. If she cooperates, she could be helping to save humanity from a dire threat - but can she trust them?
Bicycle Boy
Jackarais
A cyborg named Poet wakes up in the post-apocalyptic desert with no memory, no limbs, and no idea why he keeps getting punched.
Paranatural
Zack Morrison
Superpowered middle schoolers fight evil spirits in their rural hometown. Come for the jokes, stay for the cast, the creatures, and the mystery that ties them all together!
The Lonely Vincent Bellingham
Diana Huh
Vincent is an unkind man looking to disappear, and finds himself in the care of a vampire and her two wicked children.
The Automan's Daughter
Mike Stamm
Aisha Osman and her uncle Siddig outwit bikers, spies and kidnappers while gearing up for a showdown with the formidable Widowmaker mecha.
Never Satisfied
Taylor Robin
Lucy Marlowe, a magician's apprentice, competes against other apprentices for an important, magical, Goverment Job.
Love Not Found
Gina Biggs
Abeille is on a quest to find someone who wants to do it the old-fashioned way in a time when touching has become outdated.
Knights Errant
J.R. Doyle
Wilfrid's humble quest for revenge becomes bigger and bloodier by the day.
Wilde Life
Pascalle Lepas
Oscar decided to rent an old haunted house, and that's when things got weird...
Lighter Than Heir
Melissa Albino
A young Volant woman joins the military in an effort to upstage her war-hero father.
Sufficiently Remarkable
Maki Naro
Two young women living in Brooklyn discover that you're always coming of age.
Sam & Fuzzy
Sam Logan
Troubled by gangster rodents, lovesick vampire stalkers, or confused ninja assassins? Don't panic! Sam and Fuzzy are here to help. (For a reasonable fee.)
El Goonish Shive
Dan Shive
WARNING: This comic often ignores the Laws of Physics
Nerf Now!!
Josué Pereira
A cute webcomic about fanservice, video games, and... love. Mostly video games, though.
Star Impact
Jack McGee
A young, energetic woman fights her way up in the world of super-powered boxing after discovering the mighty gloves of her missing idol!
Whomp!
Ronnie
A depressed, portly, hirsute anime fan stumbles through life in the ever-pursuit of chicken nuggets and other life-shortening indulgences.
Astral Aves
Moon Cabal
A fantasy coming-of-age following the adventures of Astra The Black and friends, as they navigate the mysterious world around them. It's politics, adventure, and the supernatural; oh, and crazy hair.
Kiwi Blitz
Mary Cagle (Cube Watermelon)
Steffi thinks she can use her kiwi mech to become a superhero. This idea turns out to be very stupid.
Anarchy Dreamers
Emily Ree
Sparkly undead kids fight society's worst Nightmares in this pastel-punk urban fantasy coming-of-age!
Monsterkind
Taylor C
Wallace Foster, a young, bright-eyed human social worker, has his entire world view rocked when he's suddenly relocated into a city primarily inhabited by monsters.
Widdershins
Kate Ashwin
A series of light-hearted Victorian-era adventure stories featuring grumpy bounty hunters, accidental thiefkings, and more, in England's magical capital city Widdershins!
Awaken
Koti Saavedra/Flipfloppery
Superpowers, monsters and conspiracies. Piras, the spoiled Dameschi heir, fights to recover his identity after becoming a terrorist!
Starhammer
J.N. Monk, Harry Bogosian
A teen girl inherits a powerful alien artifact and proceeds to make a series of increasingly poor decisions
Monster Pulse
Magnolia Porter Siddell
Four kids run afoul of a creepy secret organization's experiments, which turn their body parts into fighting monsters. Part sentimental coming-of-age story, part monster-training shonen manga, with just a bit of sci-fi body horror.
The Witch Door
Anni K.
Katariina Lehto discovers her neighbor is a witch called Jousia Muotka. Jousia introduces Katariina to the strange people and places beyond the witch door...
Godslave
Meaghan Carter
Edith has been thrown into the dangerous world of modern-day Egyptian mythology. Fighting monsters and dealing with family drama of godly proportions.
This is Not Fiction
Nicole Mannino
What do you do when the person you're in-love with is an anonymous romance novelist? Get your best friend to hire your worst enemy for help!
[un]Divine
Ayme
A highschool senior thought giving up his soul for a demon was a good idea. It wasn't.
Alice and the Nightmare
Misha Krivanek
Alice finally attends University to learn to collect the dreams of humans, meet new friends, and deal with a pesky reflection along the way.
Lilith's Word
inkPangur
If you had the power to make any wish come true using just one word, what would you say?
Sister Claire
Yamino
In the troubled aftermath of a great war between Witches and her fellow Nuns, novice Sister Claire just wants a purpose.
Goodbye to Halos
Valerie Halla
Cuddles, gay flirting, weird feelings, and magic-fueled knife fights - it's an adventure across the queer multiverse!
Real Science Adventures
Brian Clevinger
Spin off stories and other adventures from the world of Atomic Robo!
Jailbird
Charlie Davis
An all-ages comic about a recently escaped prisoner's struggle to understand the outside world, and vice-versa. Also, a magic cape!
Devil's Candy
Rem, Bikkuri
A lush fantasy about boy genius Kazu Decker, the girl he constructed for his 9th grade science project, and the world of devils and monsters they live in.
Guilded Age
T Campbell, John Waltrip, Florence Machina
Welcome to the saga of the working-class adventurer! Enjoy the complete story with new annotations daily!
Hazy London
Scotty
A story about messy relationships. From friendly foes to crazy families. Nothing is black and white, just full of color. But, all colors can get a little hazy...
The End
August Brown, Cory Brown
Two aliens crash a sci-fi convention and accidentally take seven nerds on an adventure that spans the galaxy!
Go Get a Roomie
Clover
Experience the queer journey of an upbeat hippie and the friendships she makes along the way! A tale of self-discovery and love of many forms.
Dumbing of Age
David M Willis
Joyce has been homeschooled her entire life until now, when she's suddenly a freshman in college! Things don't go well.
Cyanide & Happiness
Explosm
Satire, dark humor and surreal humor.
Cassiopeia Quinn
Gunwild, Psudonym
A cute, pantsless thief is pursued across the stars by a buttoned-up military officer in the spacey, laser-filled future.
Between Failures
Jackie Wohlenhaus
The low stakes adventures of an assorted group of 20 somethings trapped in the declining years of American retail. They are naughty and say lots of swears.
Kochab
Sarah Webb
A YA F/F fantasy comic about Sonya, a lost skier trying to survive a snowy wilderness and find her way back to her village; and Kyra - a fire spirit trying to fix the home that she let fall apart around her.
Bybloemen
C.B. McPherson
An infernal plan to corrupt the small town of Stenen Brug at the height of tulipmania is complicated by a pact made between a talented young merchant and a demon looking to change careers.
Cut Time
Juby
Rel and her trusty avian friend Fugue are on a quest to save a world that's lost track of time. Follow them and their new recruits, in a story written with help from the stars.
Guilded Age is co-written by T Campbell & Flo Kahn, and illustrated by John Waltrip. Site design by Samantha Kyle. Fonts by Blambot.com.
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Discussion (67) ¬
“Merp.”
Cute.
It’s official, Bandit is the cutest character ever.
Agreed :)
That outfit certainly helps.
Man you guys how about that airline food?
I never noticed before, but Bandit makes some seriously cute lil’ expressions.
He does have a George Carlin look
Seconded!
Bandit’s so goddamn adorable in 5th panel <3 I heart!
Panel 5 bandit is adoraaaable. Also, panel 7.
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CUTEST FACE EVAR!!! <3<3<3 I love you Bandit. <3
The Bandit Fan Club grows by the day.
And at all other times.
Yeah, I went there.
I’m sure that when it comes to the bandit fanboy club, membership ain’t the only thing growing. :P
giggity.
ADOOOORRRAAABLLLLEEEEE
or loli?
hmmm….
Yeah, panel 7 is pretty adorable.
My god, PLEASE tell me Dusty busts out some fucking Carlin-esque banter. The dwarf knows his fucking words.
Please let Dusty break into a funny speech beginning with the words “I’ll have you know…”
Dusty.
Up there.
In blackface.
Greenface. Do another elf routine.
No no, woodface.
I Merp-ed too! :-D
But OMG Erica, you’re caught copying & pasting… which you reviled only two pages back! :-O
I’ll give you that it splendidly serves the purpose of making fun of Gravedust’s face, though. Good job!
Hmm, I’m pretty sure there’s no copying and pasting going on there.
The lines are most definitely different.
You’re high, son. Looks more like “inking” over the same “pencils” twice, which is not the same thing.
I hate all animated banner ads on principal, but those last five panels could be made into one that would definitely make me reconsider. It’s good that people in-universe have started noticing Gravedust’s nigh infinite potential as a straightman, although he could probably kill just as well with a Stephen Wright routine as with a bow.
Sorry sir, but I must insist! As a half-potent artist I have a good eye for that kind of thing, and apart from color, the eye and a few extra lines, the inking is the same in panels 4 and 6. I did check by overlapping them in Photoshop before making my claim, too, and it’s a perfect match. Erica is very talented but no amount of skill allows to ink twice *exactly* the same way! :-O
Again, I was not trying to blame or shame here; I think this little trick perfectly illustrates how Gravedust “Leonard Nimoy” can lift an eyebrow without moving any other facial muscle.
I just couldn’t pass the irony of it… ;-)
Well, in this case it was done on purpose so that he would be exactly the same since Gravedust really only has the one facial expression (except for the eyebrow).
There is actually a now long deleted version of panel six that is not as funny because it was an attempt to make a close copy, but nothing’s closer than an actual copy.
Also, the thing about copying and pasting was a friendly jab at a friend of mine who will not be named but he knows who he is.
Maybe it was a less than friendly jab, but rest assured that the insults are not one sided.
It’s all about the eye brow. His whole act could be just that eyebrow
A half- potent artist? Really? You should stop lickin’ your paintbrushes, man. The lead in those paints’ll screw anyone up.
(Also you are probably a fully competent artist, I’m guessing by avatar).
It’s totally cool to copy paste when you want the panel to be exactly the same.
i’m with erica on this one…this is the one circumstance where it works better than redrawing. re-inking, especially with a style as fluid as erica’s runs the risk of changing his position slightly- ruining the comedy. any change at all gives him some motion- which is not what we want here.
(i actually think it would have played out even better with the whole panel repeated, the eyebrow raise moves his face too much.)
It isn’t in the script, but the eyebrow raise, for me, is what drives Bandit over the edge.
i can dig that.
Very hard to copy and paste coming out with a different picture the second time. Erica’s computer did not, on it’s own, decide to lift Dusty’s right eyebrow like that.
At this point she’s explained it all, but come on.. Attention to detail.
Well, most of us knew they would get on stage but I have no idea why I thought this would be an opera.
Meh, Monday’s Bandit was way cuter.
You mean last Friday’s. Monday was Byron and Syr’nj time.
Speaking of which, I like the way it’s going ‘Monday – Byron/Syr’nk, Wednesday – Frigg, Friday – Bandit/Dusty’
If Dust discusses “The Seven Words That You Can’t Say in Gastonia”, that will seriously make my week. :)
“Peace”,”Brotherhood”,”Racial Equality”,”Dwarf Rights”, and “Plumbing”.
That’s only six.
I know just what Bandit means. I’ve got a player in my D&D game who makes the BEST FACES. Breaks me up every time.
I also vote for a riff on Carlin’s Seven Words!
The “George Carlin” rant is a great idea. As an alternative, given Gravedust’s mystical nature and ability to commune with spirits and such, I could see him doing a Bill Hicks rant about how “The Man” shouldn’t bar folks from expanding their consciousness, if you know what I mean.
Words cannot express how adorable Bandit looks in the second mini-panel.
Yes they can. She looks adorable.
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Merp.
Yes Bandit is adorable…really for me it’s the eyebrow that makes this episode. Continents have been conquered with such eyebrow lifting.
Mrs Kines, your behavior is highly illogical.
*Miss
Eh.
Oh HO! Someone’s doing a bit of planning for someone.
Honestly, that wouldn’t be the worst proposal I’ve ever heard either.
Bwahahahahahahahaha! Man, I loves me some Bandit.
Fun fact: You can’t see anything from a stage. Too many lights.
They didn’t really have flood lights back then.
They didn’t really have lights back then.
They didn’t really have….oh wait, you did the lights already. :(
You missed an epic opportunity to say that they had four lights
as in ‘four candles’?
They won’t even have limelights, with the torches and the lime and the whatnot?
Luxury! When I was a lad, all you got was a pair of mouldy candles and half a paper lampshade to make your illumination with.
what about magic lights? we’ve got elf performers…surely someone could rustle up some kind of lighting.
like tinkerbell on crack or something- behind a fesnel lens.
Even more fun fact: even with modern day spots and floods you can see faces from the stage if you are placed correctly (as the elf comedian is). Having done several vocal performances of art music, I have been able to clearly see the faces of most of the first fifteen rows of the audience. I imagine the hall they are in isn’t THAT huge.
Also, this theater experience seems to be loosely based on the play houses and opera houses of the 1600s or so, which were much more, ah, “cozy” than the later, opulent and enormous music halls of, say, Mozart’s time.
There are stand up comedians who thrive almost entirely on interacting with their audience. I recommend Dara O’Brien for example of this.
So, what, Gravedust’s just gonna stand up there and stare disapprovingly at the audience?
“REPUGNANT! REPUGNANT!”
…this is the first comic page I’ve ever seen that’s made ENTIRELY of reaction images. I just realized.
Bandit Keynes cleans up right nice, doesn’t she?
As someone with no art talent, whose only chance to make a webcomic is to reuse images, this discussion hurts my feelings.