Juno

[Naoko-plush]

My mother, younger sister and I started a webcomic based on the Real Fans of Genius song Bewildered Con Mother written by Vic Mignogna and Steve Blum. Basically, each comic offers a helpful tip to mothers (or parents in general) reguarding everyday happenings at conventions, and caricatures of my mother, my sister, and myself act out said tip.

http://bewilderedconmom.com/

Updates? Whenever I can find time ^^; It will probably always remain kid-friendly. 

[Steven Heinrich]

Cute webcomic!

My compliments, stick with it.

[Singleton]

I just wanted to drop a line in here about my web comic. I've been going just over a year and update twice a week. The comic is called AD ASTRA .
Joe

[tkawaii]

you can find mines under 'comics' here:
http://decisiveorigin.com

[omor_campidgs]

i have a BL/yaoi  comic
about 2 guys who live in a
city that corrupt and violent
called Gun Barrel City (not to do with the actual place of same name)
and basically they just want to get out of there
but lack of money and direction makes it hard

one link is to DA
another is to my personal website

devart: http://omor-campidgs.deviantart.com/art/Gun-Barrel-City-01-120736193
website: http://fictitious-disorder.synthasite.com/comix.php

[YukiMatsuri]

My pen name is Yuki Matsuri (Snow Festival - I'm so original)

CHAIN is action/fantasy/humor manga.  It is children safe.

[VinnieD]

Vinnie D. here.

I've been running AntiBunny since 2006.  It's a comic about, as you might guess, Bunnies.  I wouldn't exactly call it a furry comic, as it isn't the classic case of anthropomorphization, more of a scifi twist adding a second sapient species to a previously normal, human populated, present day earth.  I guess this makes it more Ninja Turtles in concept, while the execution more leans on the Film Noir style, in both art and storytelling.  It's sometimes drama or suspense, and other times more lighthearted.  I try to mix up the two, doing serious, and funny chapters alternating.  I can't say it's for everyone, but there are a few people it appeals to.  There's also a less confusing side story that runs alongside the main one called "Nailbat" which features a Super Hero.  It's optional reading, but a lot of people seem to enjoy it.

Earlier this year I also began running the much simpler Scribook:  The Book of Scribbles which is pretty much what it sounds like.  It's a slice of life comic, that distorts daily events through my own twisted imagination.  It may or may not be funny, or even interesting, it's more random than anything else, but it's fun to draw, and maybe someone will enjoy it.

I'm working on a third project right now, but that one isn't ready yet.