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Back Porch Comics, publisher of fine small press comics since 1987, presents the graphic novel Test! right on the net! Previously only available via e-mail or in printed form. They'll be starting from the beginning again in mid-January and featuring other comics each month as well. Some of their graphics are a little slow to down load, but give 'em a shot

Candle Light Press. A cool black and white site for cool black and white comics. This one skimps on words but has some great quick loading graphics and animated gifs. Hey, who needs words when a picture is worth so much more? Home of Shades and Angels, Zoo Force and Nightcrawlers.

The Crimes and Chimes of Cola Boy is one of the best uses of interactive web technology and the comic medium we've seen. If you can only visit one site this time around it MUST be this one. (Of course, be sure to come back when you can check out everyone else!)

OOkie: The Rabid Monkey Homepage. What the heck is a Rabid Monkey? Why, he's the crazy star of the comic book named after him! This is one monkey that isn't happy just hanging around in the jungle. He strikes out on his own in an attempt to find an identity and a job.

The Illustrated Life of Seymour is a story about people. Seymour is the antithesis of a big muscular superhero. He's a parking lot attendant by day, but by night he's..... well, he's still a parking lot attendant, just not at work. If story and character development are what you're after, check out this site from Sofa Comics.

Read the comic adventures and learn the history of Kyle and Barry at Midville High School. Brought to you courtesy of Matt Blair and Choosy Beggar Comics.

Dan Berger's gutwallow: the Gingerbread Man. Much of the intent of this series is to explore gutwallow's discoveries about the world and his journey to discover his self. Goals are not always what they seem, and when attained, they do not always bring what we had hoped for...

The world is a complicated place, even for cute little gingerbread men.

Visit Zlatko Milenkovic, an author of comics from Novi Sad, Yugoslavia. Zlatko wishes to have contacts with foreign editors, other authors, devoted fans and organizers of comic strip festivals. Zlatko has a dark sense of humor that is sure to leave an impression.

Nate gets beheaded; a guy named Ryder gets promoted to Detective; the Jersey Devil kills a punk and a trucker, gets a black cape, saves a baby and blows up a chemical factory. All this and a pin-up, too! And that's just the first issue of South Jersey Rebellion Productions' The Jersey Devil. Check out their informative sight.

A girl, peacefully riding her scooter turns into a narrow back road, and is confronted by a small group of men in black suits. "How would you like to be a part of a very important experiment?" says the leader. When she wakes, two days later, her body has been replaced with a cybernetic replica, identical in almost every detail. This is where Silicon Mind begins: A world where racism is toward computers, and you can't walk outside at night without getting your prosthetic limbs stolen.