[29.04.08] Changes, changes
Nevermind the previous post.
I switched YAWR over to storing plugins in folders. Example: "plugins/sinfest/plugin.txt, plugins/sinfest/data". The data file is zlib compressed separately.
To distribute a plugin, just zip up the folder and unpack it at the target.
This removes completely pointless complexity from the plugin storage system.
Old-style zip files and single .re are still supported for reading.
Furthermore, a while back one of my friends had an idea that could simply be described as brilliant.
Autoplug works for about half the comics out there. So why not simply take a public list of webcomics, and automatically have autoplug .. plug those that work?
The result is the current number of 421 supported comics in SVN. I could have autogenerated more, but there's too many broken as it is.
In case this has been missed before, if you want any specific comic(s) supported, just drop me a line.
Nevermind the previous post.
I switched YAWR over to storing plugins in folders. Example: "plugins/sinfest/plugin.txt, plugins/sinfest/data". The data file is zlib compressed separately.
To distribute a plugin, just zip up the folder and unpack it at the target.
This removes completely pointless complexity from the plugin storage system.
Old-style zip files and single .re are still supported for reading.
Furthermore, a while back one of my friends had an idea that could simply be described as brilliant.
Autoplug works for about half the comics out there. So why not simply take a public list of webcomics, and automatically have autoplug .. plug those that work?
The result is the current number of 421 supported comics in SVN. I could have autogenerated more, but there's too many broken as it is.
In case this has been missed before, if you want any specific comic(s) supported, just drop me a line.
[28.04.08] Wow .. it's been a while.
Finally utterly disgusted as I am with the sheer moronicness of D's implementation of ZIP, I decided it's time to switch to a homegrown alternative.
And if I'm not constrained by zip anymore, I might as well switch to .tar.bz2, which is conceptually cleaner as well as easier to write.
There's only one problem - all existing plugins, .zip based as they are, will fail to work on the new version.
I might provide a self-contained conversion tool if there's significant demand for it (hah - like anybody is reading these), but apart from that, all current plugins will cease to work on this new implementation.
I need to know if this is a problem for anybody. If it is, please contact me under my SourceForge mail address. Thanks in advance.
Finally utterly disgusted as I am with the sheer moronicness of D's implementation of ZIP, I decided it's time to switch to a homegrown alternative.
And if I'm not constrained by zip anymore, I might as well switch to .tar.bz2, which is conceptually cleaner as well as easier to write.
There's only one problem - all existing plugins, .zip based as they are, will fail to work on the new version.
I might provide a self-contained conversion tool if there's significant demand for it (hah - like anybody is reading these), but apart from that, all current plugins will cease to work on this new implementation.
I need to know if this is a problem for anybody. If it is, please contact me under my SourceForge mail address. Thanks in advance.
[06.02.08] I just completely changed the user interface.
Gone is the treeview .. it was mostly useless anyway. Instead, it has been replaced with a small toolbox-type thingie that contains buttons for "skip 100/10/1", update, remove, and opening the traditional strip list.
[edit] removed the skip buttons, they were Ugly and Pointless. Sorry.
This thingie can also be docked at the top of the comic list so as to not get in the way.
I also fixed one or the other bug along the way, and probably introduced some new ones :)
Autoplug is really coming along nicely; it can even detect the most common types of titles by now! That means you only need regular expressions in few cases.
Nutterscript has also been rewritten to be easier to parse and extend, as well as use.
I'll release a new version once I get some nasty compiler bugs sorted out. I'm trying to time this so as to coincide with 256 plugins :)
That's it for now. Have fun!
Gone is the treeview .. it was mostly useless anyway. Instead, it has been replaced with a small toolbox-type thingie that contains buttons for "skip 100/10/1", update, remove, and opening the traditional strip list.
[edit] removed the skip buttons, they were Ugly and Pointless. Sorry.
This thingie can also be docked at the top of the comic list so as to not get in the way.
I also fixed one or the other bug along the way, and probably introduced some new ones :)
Autoplug is really coming along nicely; it can even detect the most common types of titles by now! That means you only need regular expressions in few cases.
Nutterscript has also been rewritten to be easier to parse and extend, as well as use.
I'll release a new version once I get some nasty compiler bugs sorted out. I'm trying to time this so as to coincide with 256 plugins :)
That's it for now. Have fun!
[26.11.07] 1.0.5 and a couple of changes
I just released YAWR 1.0.5, sporting 205 plugins.
The addition of more than a hundred plugins in the space of two months, constituting a tremendous speed-up, is primarily due to the creation of Autoplug.
Autoplug is a small tool that is included with YAWR; the code for it is officially the ugliest source file in YAWR.
Don't look at it.
Anyway, the improvement is not so much that autoplug makes the creation of plugins easier, though it does do that.
The primary change is less repetitive RegEx. As a result, creating a plugin is now actually fun :) Try it out!
In most cases, you will only need to provide a single regex, to extract the page title.
The other changes in this release come down to internal clean-up and bugfixes (for instance, the console handling was sanitized).
.. Oh, and the download bars are colored a bit differently now :)
Have fun with it!
I just released YAWR 1.0.5, sporting 205 plugins.
The addition of more than a hundred plugins in the space of two months, constituting a tremendous speed-up, is primarily due to the creation of Autoplug.
Autoplug is a small tool that is included with YAWR; the code for it is officially the ugliest source file in YAWR.
Don't look at it.
Anyway, the improvement is not so much that autoplug makes the creation of plugins easier, though it does do that.
The primary change is less repetitive RegEx. As a result, creating a plugin is now actually fun :) Try it out!
In most cases, you will only need to provide a single regex, to extract the page title.
The other changes in this release come down to internal clean-up and bugfixes (for instance, the console handling was sanitized).
.. Oh, and the download bars are colored a bit differently now :)
Have fun with it!
[15.09.07] One fucking hundred fucking plugins!
Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeee [...] eeeee :pant: -eeeeee :wheeze: -eeeeee!!
One hundred plugins! Now we're getting somewhere.
With the 100th plugin, Fortune's Fools, comes a change that is somewhat .. controversial. You see, Fortune's Fools lives on Comicgenesis.
Some of you might know that Comic Genesis prevents hotlinking, which normally prevents YAWR from working.
So with this comic, I added Referrer support. This means that plugins can now bypass simple hotlinking prevention.
I urge anybody who is looking to write yawr plugins (yeah right) to only use that capability for sites whose authors don't have a problem with hotlinking.
And _please_, don't use it on sites who are likely to sue me. :)
Meanwhile, unless I find any more uber-critical bugs, the current SVN version will become yawr2v1 when I push a windows release later tonight.
Sorry for the long delays. Look forward to it!
Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeee [...] eeeee :pant: -eeeeee :wheeze: -eeeeee!!
One hundred plugins! Now we're getting somewhere.
With the 100th plugin, Fortune's Fools, comes a change that is somewhat .. controversial. You see, Fortune's Fools lives on Comicgenesis.
Some of you might know that Comic Genesis prevents hotlinking, which normally prevents YAWR from working.
So with this comic, I added Referrer support. This means that plugins can now bypass simple hotlinking prevention.
I urge anybody who is looking to write yawr plugins (yeah right) to only use that capability for sites whose authors don't have a problem with hotlinking.
And _please_, don't use it on sites who are likely to sue me. :)
Meanwhile, unless I find any more uber-critical bugs, the current SVN version will become yawr2v1 when I push a windows release later tonight.
Sorry for the long delays. Look forward to it!
[10.09.07] Big changes are coming to deadworld ..
While idly musing random stuffs, I came upon an important realization - one of the worst things to happen to an opensource project can be nearing completion, especially if the project is for personal use.
To sum it up, the reason for the recent lack of activity was primarily that, well, yawr worked for me :)
However, being slightly pissed at myself for caring so little, a few weeks back I spontaneously decided to continue working on it after all, leading to the creation of the current SVN version of yawr (tentatively available on here, though keep in mind the link is .. unstable).
Changes in this version include:
Maybe the most important change for plugin authors, however, is that plugins that are in "available" mode are not stored in the storage.dat.zip, but in a separate zip file per plugin in the plugins folder. This allows plugin authors to easily distribute .re files with the associated data files in a simple and straightforward manner.
I'm currently in the process of getting some people's feedback on this version (if you have any, post them in the forum!), but barring that, this version is going to become yawr2!
Happy reading :)
While idly musing random stuffs, I came upon an important realization - one of the worst things to happen to an opensource project can be nearing completion, especially if the project is for personal use.
To sum it up, the reason for the recent lack of activity was primarily that, well, yawr worked for me :)
However, being slightly pissed at myself for caring so little, a few weeks back I spontaneously decided to continue working on it after all, leading to the creation of the current SVN version of yawr (tentatively available on here, though keep in mind the link is .. unstable).
Changes in this version include:
- A separation of active/available plugins, the difference being that "available" comics don't get updated automatically
- Simplification of the regex format, as well as further expansion of nutterscript
- Lots of crash fixes, as well as improvements to the download code (we support persistent connections now!)
- A backwards-incompatible change to the storage format, replacing the "read/unread" page flag with a per-comic "current page" value
Maybe the most important change for plugin authors, however, is that plugins that are in "available" mode are not stored in the storage.dat.zip, but in a separate zip file per plugin in the plugins folder. This allows plugin authors to easily distribute .re files with the associated data files in a simple and straightforward manner.
I'm currently in the process of getting some people's feedback on this version (if you have any, post them in the forum!), but barring that, this version is going to become yawr2!
Happy reading :)
[20.05.07] RC7! Also, we got a wiki!
We got a Wiki!
Now, some of the more perceptive among you may ask yourselves, what does a project with practically no users need a wiki for?
Well, regarding that question ... um ... actually .. I'll get back to you, mkay?
In the meantime, here's RC7, the last release before a proper 1.0!
There's only one feature left to implement, and that's staged plug-ins. Once that is implemented, I'll release version 1.0. Look forward to it!
We got a Wiki!
Now, some of the more perceptive among you may ask yourselves, what does a project with practically no users need a wiki for?
Well, regarding that question ... um ... actually .. I'll get back to you, mkay?
In the meantime, here's RC7, the last release before a proper 1.0!
There's only one feature left to implement, and that's staged plug-ins. Once that is implemented, I'll release version 1.0. Look forward to it!
[03.05.07] RC6!
Just pushed RC6. Amongst some minor crash fixes, it also allows you to just type a part of the name of a comic and have it light up immediately (or press Return to cycle through all matched comics).
INNIT NEAT :D
Just pushed RC6. Amongst some minor crash fixes, it also allows you to just type a part of the name of a comic and have it light up immediately (or press Return to cycle through all matched comics).
INNIT NEAT :D
[02.05.07] A 1337 h4xx0r is me!
I just quadrupled the serialization speed, significantly reducing the time it takes for the program to exit. Paradoxically, I achieved this by performing a computation twice instead of once. Intriguing result. Also, there is happiness.
A comparison.
I just quadrupled the serialization speed, significantly reducing the time it takes for the program to exit. Paradoxically, I achieved this by performing a computation twice instead of once. Intriguing result. Also, there is happiness.
A comparison.
[30.04.07] Order is restored!
There's more plugins in SVN than in Release. Good triumphs once again!
There's more plugins in SVN than in Release. Good triumphs once again!
[30.04.07] I am a nutcase!
Because seriously, how often does it happen that somebody creates a scripting language just for the purpose of supporting one comic?
...
I call it Nutterscript! :D
Oh by the way, The Regex Coach is extremely useful for debugging regex scripts. :tries desperately to ignore the fact that he's the only one writing plugins:
Because seriously, how often does it happen that somebody creates a scripting language just for the purpose of supporting one comic?
...
I call it Nutterscript! :D
Oh by the way, The Regex Coach is extremely useful for debugging regex scripts. :tries desperately to ignore the fact that he's the only one writing plugins:
[26.04.07] Anecdote of the day
Kara, Kali and the Wind is probably the most absurd comic I ever added support for .. seeing as it's only nine strips long.
In my defense, the "Last" link is broken so I didn't notice .. and now I don't have the heart to remove it.
Ah well ~ at least I found an improvement to regex handling along the way. ^^
Kara, Kali and the Wind is probably the most absurd comic I ever added support for .. seeing as it's only nine strips long.
In my defense, the "Last" link is broken so I didn't notice .. and now I don't have the heart to remove it.
Ah well ~ at least I found an improvement to regex handling along the way. ^^
[26.04.07] RC5 is out! :D
Built with DMD no less! Also, more stable - it only crashes now when there is a problem in the main thread.
There's still one or two crashes I haven't identified the source of, including one I believe to be caused by minimizing the window during a redraw :shrugs:
But it should work acceptably well under normal conditions. Have fun!
Oh, and until I ported the remaining DLLs over, this version will continue to be listed under SVN.
Built with DMD no less! Also, more stable - it only crashes now when there is a problem in the main thread.
There's still one or two crashes I haven't identified the source of, including one I believe to be caused by minimizing the window during a redraw :shrugs:
But it should work acceptably well under normal conditions. Have fun!
Oh, and until I ported the remaining DLLs over, this version will continue to be listed under SVN.
[23.04.07] Why are there suddenly less plugins in SVN than in the release?
That's because I'm switching the whole program over to No DLLs, and moving all the DLL plugins into the main program or rewriting them as regular expressions.
From the time I put them in, DLL plugins have been nothing but trouble and hindering compatibility. With this change done, YAWR will work exactly the same on Linux and Windows, as well as DMD and GDC, which is a tremenduous improvement.
Wheee ~ !
That's because I'm switching the whole program over to No DLLs, and moving all the DLL plugins into the main program or rewriting them as regular expressions.
From the time I put them in, DLL plugins have been nothing but trouble and hindering compatibility. With this change done, YAWR will work exactly the same on Linux and Windows, as well as DMD and GDC, which is a tremenduous improvement.
Wheee ~ !
[12.04.07] Update!
yawr2-1.0RC4 is now available for download. Along with new supported comics, it contains a preliminary fix for the data corruption bug. Also, the "mysterious crash bug" is close to finally being solved!
yawr2-1.0RC4 is now available for download. Along with new supported comics, it contains a preliminary fix for the data corruption bug. Also, the "mysterious crash bug" is close to finally being solved!
Update!
During the last weeks, I have rewritten YAWR in the D Programming language, which is neat. :D
After about five minutes counting from :now:, this new version will be in SVN to try out.
So instead of myriads of library dependencies, it's now down to four very common ones: SDL, SDL_ttf, freetype and libgd.
Oh, and the compiler dependency. Ah well. :goes svn commit:
During the last weeks, I have rewritten YAWR in the D Programming language, which is neat. :D
After about five minutes counting from :now:, this new version will be in SVN to try out.
So instead of myriads of library dependencies, it's now down to four very common ones: SDL, SDL_ttf, freetype and libgd.
Oh, and the compiler dependency. Ah well. :goes svn commit:
Old news ...
If you want to try out YAWR, please build a working copy from cvs. Thanks.
Use plugins.cfg in the main directory to decide what plugins you want to load. The format of this file is prone to sudden and violent changes on update, so beware.
A screenshot is now available here.
If you want to try out YAWR, please build a working copy from cvs. Thanks.
Use plugins.cfg in the main directory to decide what plugins you want to load. The format of this file is prone to sudden and violent changes on update, so beware.
A screenshot is now available here.
Release version: Supported plugins: 205
Applegeeks
Nine Planets Without Intelligent Life
Questionable Content
True Groove
Fantasy Realms
The Horrible Pirates
City of Zeroes
Overcompensating
Welcome to The Future
xkcd
Sinfest
Starslip Crisis
Dr. Sheep and the Aardvark
Among The Chosen
Rob and Elliot
Somewhere I Belong
Irregular Webcomic
Plush and Blood
Buttersafe
Todd and Penguin
Internet Superbuddies
In His Likeness
EYKiR
Angel Ninja vs. Devil Ninja
Scary Go Round
+EV
I can has cheezburger?
Coyote Dance
Shortpacked!
Natural Twenties
Dresden Codak
Butterfly
Chugworth Academy
Goblins
Jump Leads
Free Fall
Horribleville
Dan and Mab's Furry Adventures
ScarToonz
Dominic Deegan
Life Sucks
shadowgirls
Storm Corps
Girl Genius
Gothbunnies
Dork Tower
Megatokyo
Errant Story
World Break
words and pictures
Narbonic
my new fighting technique is unstoppable
Shi Long Pang
Gunbaby
Bob and George
Exiled Dreams
Little Terrors
BRINK - You're not as crazy as you think you are...
You'll Have That
The Weapon
Unspeakable Vault (Of Doom)
Winter
Crimson Dark
Kittybot!
Lil' 'formers
The Egregious Adventures of the Wom Wom Coconut
SMBC
Achewood
Ethos
Aki Alliance
Fallen
Dinosaur Comics
Brain Slug
Full Frontal Nerdity
Neo-Earth
Peter is the Wolf
User Friendly
Penance
Where Am I Now
The Phoenix Requiem
The Best and the Brightest
Crowfeathers
Otaku -no- yen
Alien Dice
Tile
Candi
Least I Could Do
Ctrl+Alt+Del
Smithson
Nana's Everyday Life
Magellan
Basic Instructions
Multiplex
The Rainbow Orchid
Schlock Mercenary
Feral Calf
Elf Only Inn
Will Write For Chocolate
Diesel Sweeties
Skin Deep
Honeydew Syndrome
General Protection Fault
Kara, Kali and the Wind
White Ninja
Kristy vs The Zombie Army
DM of the Rings
Peter is the Wolf (adult!)
Hsu and Chan
Tracts Of Life
Corrupt Hardware
Hero By Night Diaries
Looking For Group
Home on the Strange
Perry Bible Fellowship
Penny Arcade
Minus
Misfile
Cyanide and Happiness
Piled Higher & Deeper
Quarter Four
PvP
Paradox Lost
Paper Eleven
Copper
Theater Hopper
Sluggy Freelance
Colin the Brick
Nodwick
Zombies Are People Too
Tomoyo42's Room
Gott Gauss
Erfworld
star cross'd destiny
VG Cats
Nuke 'em 'till they glow!!
Mistakes of Youth
Gunnerkrigg Court
Riotfish
Camera Obscura (mechalobster.com)
Oxygen Deficient
The SuperFogeys
Lullaby
Camera Obscura (cyphertext.net)
9th Elsewhere
Real Life
Metroid: Third Derivative
Zap!
The noob
Talismen: Return of the Exile
Concerned
the WAREHOUSE
Casual Gamers
I Am Geek
Yoshi's Forever
Nightfall GN
Mac Hall
Order of the Stick
Fortune's Fools
The Book of Biff
Comet 7
Reveillerie
Cat and Girl
Bug Bash
Darths & Droids
Sconeborough
Wonderella, The Non-Adventures of
Last Blood
Synthetic Life
Acid Keg
Inverloch
Elvenbaath
Commissioned - Live for 20
Three Panel Soul
Momoka Corner
Far Reaches, The
GU Comics
Count Your Sheep
8-bit Theatre
One-liners
Rave Kitty
Lucid TV
Purgatory Tower
Quest to Nowhere: Wanwamar
Journey to Mt Moriah
dead.winter
Knave
Applegeeks Lite
Mine's Bigger
Under Power
Gone with the Blastwave
spiky-haired dragon, worthless knight
Grim Tales
Ever After
snafu
Sticky Floors
Tin
Titan Sphere
Training Wheels
PPG Doujinshi
Invader Zim
King of Fighters
Soul Frontier
Forgotten Tower
Sugar Bits
Chisuji
SVN version: Supported plugins: 422
Applegeeks
Concerned
Internet Superbuddies
Those Destined
Little Gamers
Girl Genius
Gemini
Tangs Comics
Eye for an Eye
Paragon Fishing
Colossal Comics
Thunderstruck
Gravity!
Brunswick
Inverloch
Sandwich World
PvP
Lowroad
Reaper 7
ExtraLife
Dominic Deegan
Sharing a Universe
Bardsworth
Scene Language
VG Cats
Dragon Tails
Camera Obscura (cyphertext.net)
Derideal
Meet The Dweebles
Elvenbaath
xkcd
Fantasy Realms
9th Elsewhere
Lucid TV
Rave Kitty
Diesel Sweeties
Lang Lang
Hiro
CAGE
Quirk's Evil Little Webcomic
Not So Distant
Decypher
Butternutsquash
Under Power
Off Campus
Plush and Blood
Purgatory Tower
Garasade
Elf Only Inn
Site Map, The
Alpha Shade
Alien Dice
Swords are Cool!
Theater Hopper
Camera Obscura (mechalobster.com)
World of Fizz
Fortune's Fools
Kara, Kali and the Wind
Mistakes of Youth
Shortpacked!
Goblins
Yet Another Fantasy Gamer Comic
Broken Glass
Lullaby
Ded End
Fallen
Firefly Cross
Transplant
Foolish Adventures of Kirby and Sambo, The
Academy, The
Scary Go Round
Oxygen Deficient
Captain Mike
BiBP
Chainroaker
I Am Geek
No 4th Wall to Break
Reveillerie
For the Love of Yaoi
Hero's Guild
None More Comic
Schlock Mercenary
Buttersafe
Triquetra Cats
The Egregious Adventures of the Wom Wom Coconut
World Break
Storm Corps
Nuke 'em 'till they glow!!
General Protection Fault
Dim Bulb Comics
Gone with the Blastwave
Minions for Hire
Winter
Wayfarer's Moon
Butterfly
FreakAngels
Geebas on Parade
Lil' 'formers
Otaku -no- yen
Comet 7
words and pictures
Commissioned - Live for 20
Ozy and Millie
Umlaut House!
Funny Farm Comics
Lost and Found
Sinister Bedfellows
Dreamer's Dynasty
Aki Alliance
Roger & Dominic
Jump Leads
DistrictBeats
RPG World
Rob and Elliot
Chronicle
Mint Whelp Saga, The
Magellan
Starship Moonhawk
Perry Bible Fellowship
Looking For Group
Unspeakable Vault (Of Doom)
Gunbaby
Bug Bash
GU Comics
We The Robots
Avalon
Minus
Yoshi's Forever
Crowfeathers
Key
Peter is the Wolf
Peter is the Wolf (adult!)
Patchwork Champions
Carnivores
Occam's Razor
Tile
Stuff of Legends
Free Fall
The Horrible Pirates
Flint Again
Apoc High
Anders Loves Maria
6x9 College
Neko the Kitty
Dinosaur Comics
Dragonaur
Home on the Strange
Venus Ascending
Smithson
BRINK - You're not as crazy as you think you are...
Evilish
Blood Wing
In Search of Happy Endings
Will Write For Chocolate
YOSH!
Order of the Stick
Copper
Creature, keeper of the Vortron
Ethos
The Book of Biff
Synthetic Life
Office Bitch, The
Neo-Earth
Amoeba, The
Jump
BoxJam's Doodle Comics
Talismen: Return of the Exile
Seriously Suzy
Todd and Penguin
Fox Tails
College Roomies From Hell
Among The Chosen
Ctrl+Alt+Del
Narbonic
Nodwick
Three Panel Soul
Fallen Angels Used Books
Eight to One
Coyote Dance
Tracts Of Life
Gnomes
Angel Ninja vs. Devil Ninja
Kristy vs The Zombie Army
Hellbent
Scribs
Candi
Familiar Blue
Muertitos
Point Guardian, The
Misfile
Wings Of Change, The
ScarToonz
Deer Me
Crackling Silence
spiky-haired dragon, worthless knight
The Jaded
Real Life
Metroid: Third Derivative
Riotfish
Zap!
Peno
Natural Twenties
Roughies
The Best and the Brightest
Quest to Nowhere: Wanwamar
Inherit the Earth
Darths & Droids
Minding My Own Business
Zombies Are People Too
Lean On Me
Templar, Arizona
Octopus Pie
Deo
the WAREHOUSE
House of LSD
Irregular Webcomic
Paradox Lost
Wapsi Square
Lounge, The
Before Dawn
Starslip Crisis
Tomoyo42's Room
Mac Hall
The Rainbow Orchid
Penny & Aggie
8-bit Theatre
Nahast: Lands of Strife
You'll Have That
Knowledge Is Power
Sippans Serie
Computer Game Addicts
Incomplete
Flux
City of Zeroes
Venus Envy
Little Terrors
Least I Could Do
OK/Cancel
Amhelaki misadventures
Many Tidings Grim
Striptease
Volet, The
Kukuburi
SLAYERS: REWIND
User Friendly
Jack
The Hero's Handbook
Hero By Night Diaries
The SuperFogeys
Kawaii Not
The Phoenix Requiem
Yirmumah
Hsu and Chan
Welcome to The Future
Keychain of Creation
Clan of the Cats
Sluggy Freelance
Wrong Band, The
Fight The Cuteness
Honeydew Syndrome
Straight Ahead
Devils Panties
Applegeeks Lite
LAN
Momoka Corner
Reman Mythology
ESH by ESH
Windsorites
Black Tapestries
Nightfall GN
Errant Story
Mine's Bigger
Dork Tower
Chugworth Academy
star cross'd destiny
Noses Optional
Whatever
Gunnerkrigg Court
Gott Gauss
Knave
Jim-Bob Comics
ThatGuy
my new fighting technique is unstoppable
Bob and George
Horribleville
Rangers!
Veena
Colin the Brick
It's Walky
dead.winter
HH
E Motel
Count Your Sheep
In His Likeness
Twisted Tales
Longest Sojourn, The
Zeera the Space Pirate
Dr. Sheep and the Aardvark
Zortic
One-liners
Darken
Nothing Special
Gene Catlow
Piled Higher & Deeper
Quarter Four
SMBC
Erfworld
Multiplex
Sore Thumbs
Once Upon a Table
Wayrift
Acid Keg
StarBooze
How Not to Run A Comic
Exiled Dreams
The noob
Casual Gamers
Cat and Girl
Corrupt Hardware
Antihero for Hire
Where Am I Now
Lint
A Miracle of Science
TGGM
Kittybot!
Dresden Codak
Far Reaches, The
Last Blood
from the desk of
Filthy Lies
shadowgirls
Wondermark
Dragon Kingdoms
Skunk
Cyanide and Happiness
Robman Show, The
Drastic
Naught Framed
Achewood
Nana's Everyday Life
Thinkin' Lincoln
Overcompensating
EYKiR
Hey Fox
Clipped Wings
J & S Oddjobs
Feral Calf
Yin & Yang
Beyond the Radiator
Journey to Mt Moriah
Mechagical Girl Lisa A.N.T
Sinfest
Thespiphobia
AaaSoC: Awesomeness and a Slice of Cheese
Full Frontal Nerdity
Somewhere I Belong
Papercut
Clematis
El Goonish Shive Filler
Penny Arcade
Brain Slug
Beyond Reality
The Weapon
Faux Pas
Skin Deep
Poisoned Minds
Reprographics
Dan and Mab's Furry Adventures
Gaming Guardians
Wereworld
Demon Wing
Sconeborough
Paper Eleven
Sketchies
Fear the Boot
Kiagi Swordscat
Burgundy Comics
Stick Figure Dragons, The
Life on Mercury
Megatokyo
Nowhere University
Reasoned Cognition
From The Margin
Shi Long Pang
I can has cheezburger?
The Broken Mirror
Jager Rising
Penance
Marilith
Legostar Galactica
DM of the Rings
True Groove
Crimson Dark
PC Weenies, The
Suicide-For-Hire
Gothbunnies
Newscast
PANDECT
Jackie's Fridge
Vampire's Curse
The Robot is Sad
Ready, Set-Retreat!
Yang Child
White Ninja
Life Sucks
Property of Gwen
Wonderella, The Non-Adventures of
RagTag
Grim Tales
Ever After
snafu
Sticky Floors
Tin
Titan Sphere
Training Wheels
PPG Doujinshi
Invader Zim
King of Fighters
Soul Frontier
Forgotten Tower
Sugar Bits
Chisuji