Today’s comic is up and features everyone’s favorite pup: Spunky! You might recognize this cute pup because he’s the mascot of I Love Rescue Animals. He was named after the dog in the Nickelodeon show “Rocko’s Modern Life” and he lives up to his name. He’s also the lover of our family and the animal that gets along with every single other brother or sister. Nobody hates him, everyone loves being near him. He’s our lover pup.

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I don’t write these kinds of posts often, mostly because I don’t want to bore you with details of my personal life. Wouldn’t you rather be interested in art or design or comics? That’s what I thought. But every once in awhile, I figure it’s okay to give you a little behind-the-scenes look into my life and give you an update on what kind of trouble I get myself in to.

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We’ve hit 20! Okay, that may not sound like a lot, but considering me and my track record of blogging series, this is good. We’re heading in the right direction. I’ve got a few webcomics for you today, of course, but I also want to make mention that one of my favorite webcomics, Axe Cop (who was featured in Webcomic Wednesday No. 11), just got picked up by Dark Horse Comics! Congrats on making it big time and getting published guys! Check out Axe Comics and send them some congratulations. I think it’s awesome what they do. Amazing. Anyway, on with the comics.

Hark, a vagrant, Kate Beaton
Updates: Weekly

Girly, Josh Lesnick
Updates: Weekly

Fall on Me, Adriana Blake
Updates: Tuesdays & Fridays

Missed other #WW? Find them here:
Webcomic Wednesday #19: Tiny Kitten Teeth, The Abominable Charles Christopher, Least I Could Do
Webcomic Wednesday #18: Untitled!, Return to Sender, The Class Menagerie
Webcomic Wednesday #17: Lunch Notes, Apt. C-3, Ekwara
Webcomic Wednesday #16: Slightly Damned, Monster Commute, Faux Pas
Webcomic Wednesday #15: The Meek, SpaceQuint, Masked Manor
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Wheat Field by Manroms

“Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure…than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in a gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat.” – Theodore Roosevelt