Beaver and Steve- nonsensical humor at it's best, with a simple yet no-less-effective style to boot.

Bolt City- On top of his beautiful webcomics (Cooper and Clive and Cabbage) Kazu's online journal is also a great resource for learning about the day-to-day trials and tribulations of a freelance comic creator.

Drew Weing- highly talented creator whose Pup series is one of the most innovative comics on the web. His Journal Comic series is also great fun.

Homestar Runner- more of a cartoon than a comic site but I had to squeeze the link in here just in case you're one of the few who haven't discovered this unique retro-humor gem of a site.

Lowbright- Derek Kirk Kim's comics strike a pleasant balance between self-depricating humor and keen introspection. His early webcomics were a huge influence, eventually inspiring me to develop my own site.

Nedroid- home of Beartato: he's half bear, half potato, and all fun. First time visitors are encouraged to check out the Introducing Beartato comic.

Perry Bible Fellowship- scathingly dark humor at it's best.

Scott McCloud- the popular comic scholar's official website. Features not only many of his original online comics but also a wealth of comic-related news and commentary pieces.

Brian Churilla- a very talented gothic/horror comic artist who I've done some coloring work for.

Digital Webbing- company that published Bad Elements (my first comic coloring job), the site also hosts an excellent forum for meeting and discussing topics with other comic creators.

Licensable Bear- the official web site of Nat Gertler's one-of-a-kind comic series which I've done some illustration work for. The 'Products they should've Licensed me for' section is always good for some laughs.

Out of this World- the official website of the comic/activity bibliotherapy series written by Jon Filliti and illustrated by myself. In addition to being able to order print and digital versions of the books you can also view concept sketches, download activities, and read some behind-the-scenes material.

SigIKKI- VIZ's official online manga magazine featuring a variety of popular creators and series. If you're new to manga (ie Japanese comics) then the site is a great place to get your feet wet. You can see samples of my lettering work in the Saturn Apartments, Tokyo Flowchart and Bob's Funky Crew titles.

Tozzer- the official site of Rob and Pete's highly-praised comic satire series which I did some coloring work for.