So almost a decade ago, these two Australian guys decided to put aside their comically oversized knives and make a comic strip. But rather than collaborating in some boring, it's-been-done way like one guy writing it and the other drawing it, they decided to take turns drawing panels one at a time, letting the story take shape organically. As an added bonus, for the last several years, this has been done through the mail between two countries that are over 10,000 miles apart (although they share a Queen). A neat novelty, certainly, and also a way of creating some amusing, irreverent comics that also stay relatively true to the tradition of newspaper funnies. See for yourself with our profile of Benson Comics.
People have always attributed human characteristics to cars. Cars in pop culture have been people's mothers, vengeful murderers, the entire cast of a blockbuster animated movie, and, in one case, a partner in some very graphic sex with Lindsay Lohan (it's true; you should watch that movie). It's only natural that cars would make friends with each other. And of course, when cars form friendships, they're always with cars of the same make, model and color, because cars are viciously racist. Celebrate these bonds by 
When you hear about a web comic called "AppleGeeks", you might think that it's all about iPods and Pads and Macs and iClouds and trademarking "app store" and things of that nature. Actually, that goes for most potential titles that involve the word "Apple" without the words "Gala", "Seed", or "Bad" also being in there. And even then you couldn't be sure. As it turns out, 
In the middle of the last decade, when the economy was still strong, Dick Cheney was still fat and Derek Jeter could still play baseball well, we were all captivated by the resurgent phenomenon of the ninja. Ninjas were everywhere. I mean, you couldn't see them - they're ninjas - but they were everywhere. Then the ninja fad got kind of big and blown out, eventually finding its way in big Hollywood non-blockbusters like The Warrior's Way and Ninja Assassin, leading to an inevitable decline. But throughout it all, we've had the helpful advice of the classic web series/podcast 
Buddies! They're a great recipe for entertainment, even when the buddies in question aren't cops. The key to buddy comedy, as everyone knows, is to have one of the buddies constantly annoying the crap out of the other, but also being kind of vulnerable and cute, thus making everything cool. College Humor's buddy series 
The Earth was created 4.1 billion years ago. And in those 4.1 billion years, what was the best thing to happen? That's right, Antoine Dodson. Scientists speculate that something better than Antoine might've happened in another solar system, but we simply don't have the technology to determine this. But as great as Antoine's local news rant was, it wouldn't have reached such lofty heights without the auto-tuning treatment and accompaniment by The Gregory Brothers. Although it transcended its roots, the Bed Intruder song began as part of their 
"Buckles" by David Gilbert @ seattlepi.com
Comics are a series of images that, when combined with text (placed in "bubbles"), create a narrative. Classic comics include "Superman", "X-Men", and "Andy Capp". These days, many comics appear on the internet, and among those, a few are about video games. Most of them are about two dudes, fictionalized stand-ins for the creator(s) only cooler and more likable. One of them is 
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