Venom's Fave Webcomics: Penny Arcade! - My favorite webcomic. It's about two gamers who are always in some sort of trouble and/or fighting with each other. It's wang-tastic! Sinfest - The very religious may be offended by this comic, but it's quite funny. MegaTokyo - A comic about a gamer and a manga artist who get stuck in Japan and have no way back. Other Crap: The official Legend of Zelda homepage - The homepage for my favorite video game series of all time. DDR Freak - A page dedicated to DDR players in and around the U.S. It also has an arcade machine locator! Engrish.com - One of my favorite pages dedicated to Engrish, which is the result of a bad translation from another language, usually Japanese. GameFAQs - A website with virtually every code out there, ranging from the oldschool systems to the latest consoles, and a huge message board community. GameSpot - A video/computer game website with reviews and news for current and upcoming games. Homestar Runner - A completely off-the-wall site with tons of flash animations. Slashdot - "News for nerds, stuff that matters." Great place to keep up on the latest science/computer/geek news. Game Politics - A website dedicated to reporting news about video game legislation. Mozilla Firefox - A web browser which has tabbed browsing, pop-up blocking, and extensions to expand what the browser can do. Opera - Another web browser with tabbed browsing and pop-up blocking. ripper.rhetoric - This is the website which contains the JavaScript code which allows embedded objects to behave as they did before Microsoft changed ActiveX in Internet Explorer. You can find the source files here and read the GNU General Public License here. Webcomic Directories: OnlineComics.net - An online comics search engine and directory. The Belfry Comics Index - Another webcomic directory you can submit to. OCAD - Comic Directory - These guys are pretty good too. Top Web Comics - Like OnlineComics.net, people can vote for your comic with this. The Graveyard: Random Otaku - It's the webcomic Ian and Joseph used to work on. It's over with, but still here for anyone to read if they are curious or just wanted to read it again for the hell of it. (Maybe it'll be back someday?) Nekowabaka comic, its artwork, and all other related graphics and characters Copyright © 2002-2010 Eric Pimm. All rights reserved. Without permission from the proper Copyright holders you may not use, distribute, host, post, or sell any of this site's content, whether it be in it's original form or in an altered/modified state. P.S. If you can read this, congrats - you just found the end of this page.