My top recommendations:

23 years ago, 12 children were born in England at exactly the same moment. 6 years ago the world ended. This is the story of what happened next! It done by Warren Ellis and Paul Duffield and is called "Freak Angels." You can start at episode #1 at: http://www.freakangels.com/?p=23

I met Brian Maze at the recent "Midsummer Night Scream Festival" and found out he had a web comic I had not seen. So I looked and liked what I saw!  This week I bring you "Freak Central" by Brian Maze.  Enjoy!!!
http://www.monkeygoatboy.com/

In keeping with my devil theme this week, I bring you the web comic, "The Devil's Child" written by Chad Lewis, pencils Federico Zumel, inks William Renfro, colours Lisa Jennings!
http://www.webcomicsnation.com/shoxstudios/devilschild/series.php?view=archive&chapter=13207

Vampire Chronicles - Dark Lust:  A Vampire Huntress was caught by the very Vampires she was hunting and experimented on to become the ultimate Vampire. But Things did not go according to their plan and now she is free and wants revenge on all those that experimented on her.
http://vampire-chronicles.smackjeeves.com/comics/151236/vampire-chronicles-dark-lust-cover/
 

Imagine a cyberpunk world, but replace the evil sentient computer with demons and the robots with psychics and magic.That's what you get with "The Veil" written by Sean Taylor, pencils by Pencils by Mariano de la Torre, Colors by Ross Hughes, and Letters by Brant W. Fowler.
http://www.webcomicsnation.com/roguewolf/theveil/series.php

Well, we've all heard of The Werewolf, but today you will learn about a more sinister monster...The WereGeek! Yes, it's a web comic by Alina Pete, which you can read at: http://www.weregeek.com/

It's "The Terranauts" in "Outside of Time!" Exciting action and adventure in a web comic written and drawn my Paul Daly with color by Don Secrease!
http://www.comicspace.com/terranauts/comics.php?action=read&file_id=225273&bl_type=3&bl_from=%2Ftaglist.php%3Ftype%3Dcomic%26tag%3Dmonsters

This week I bring you a comic that reminds me of "Buffy!"  It's called "Conny Van Ehsing: Monster Hunter and your can read her first adventure at: http://www.webcomicsnation.com/jaehling/conny/series.php?view=archive&chapter=16237&mpe=1&step=1

Emergency Exit, by NJ Huff,  is basically about these people, these crazy people, who are in their late teens. After it gets going for a while, all the main Characters will be living in the same apartment building. Now, this is no ordinary apartment building. Plenty of strange things occur here, there are hidden dungeons and rooms, ordinary houseplants and animals start acting differently, even the water is strange. Of course such a place like this only attracts the weirdest residents. http://www.eecomics.net/d/20030701.html

I was looking for a web comic with GREAT graphics, a wonderful story and a fabulous name!  I found it all wrapped up in Ethereal Legacies by Kristoffer Stout and Michael Raymond Judy!  The link takes you to the beginning!  http://www.ethereallegacies.com/webcomic/2007/06/01/2007-06-01/

Keeping Arthur C. Clarke in mind, I went on a quest for appropriate space based web comics and found "Space Goth" by B. Zedan. I think you'll enjoy it! http://www.webcomicsnation.com/b_zedan/spacegoth/series.php?view=archive&chapter=1607&mpe=1&step=1

It's time to feature a detective who's hard to pin down. that's mainly because he's a GHOST!  Yes, I'm talking about the web comic, "Lancaster The Ghost Detective" by P. Gibson. Join the adventures here: http://lancaster.spiderspawn.com/

This week we blat-off into the world of Starslip Crisis, a webcomic by Kris Straub! Five...Four...Three...Two...One..http://www.starslip.com/ 
 

We all like our superheroes, but being a contrary person, I really like anti-heroes! So, searching around the Internet, I found the web comic, "Antihero for Hire" by Mark Shallow. Use this link to get to the very first frame!
http://www.antiheroforhire.com/d/20030609.html

After zombies take over the Earth, vampires must protect the last surviving humans so they can live off their blood.  That's the premise behind this week's featured web comic..."Last Blood!"
http://www.lastblood.net/

This week we turn to a mummy for our web comic action  The strip is called Hsu and Chan by Norm Scott!
http://www.spookingtons.com/hsumummystooth001.html

Strays is a joint webcomic project by Samantha Whitten and Stacey Pefferkorn!  The genre is fantasy, action/adventure, as well as comedy, and involves a miriade of interesting peoples as well as unique creatures.
http://www.bottledtalent.com/strays/index.htm  

While search the Internet for new and exciting web comics I came across this one by Honoel A. Ibardolaza. It's a fantasy journey that I invite you to take at:
http://www.bymoonalone.com/

A lot of folks think that the whole planet is going to hell. While I can't speak for the entire planet, I can tell you that Jason Ryder is "Hellbent" on bringing you a very interesting web comic.  This link take you to his latest, but you might want to begin at the start. http://hellbentcomics.com/newest.htm 

Ah, a web comic that covers those three eternal subjects: "Love, Death and UFOs!"  Yes, that the title and it produced by Mark Andrews. You can read it at: http://prismcomics.com/webcomics_display.php?id=47

It occurred to me that witches have gotten the short end of the web comic world, but that's corrected this week as I bring you "Life's a Witch" by Samantha Wickan!
http://lifesawitch.comicgenesis.com/d/20060807.html

Where do you find some of the most interesting people? In an asylum of course!  That's why I love this web comic by Chris M. Cantrell called "The Asylumantics!"
http://www.hauntedpixelstudios.com/asylumantics/

Oh my....this is so cool! Instead of a comic strip, I found a page of single frame comics that are so wonderfully twisted that I just had to pass them along. The comic is called, "Voices in my Hand" and it's done by Bill Charbonneau! All you have to do is click on each sample.
http://www.voicesinmyhand.com

Checkerboard Nightmare is a web comic about....well I'm not sure. but I do know it is created by Kristofer Straub and you can begin the adventure here: http://www.checkerboardnightmare.com/d/20001110.html

It's time for a little BLOOD!  Well, actually a web comic by Jennie Breeden called "Blood and Water!" Guess what? It's about my favorite kind of people......vampires!  http://www.vampirerave.com/bw/index.php?comic=1

Now, no more kidding around. It's time for a seriously good Internet graphic novel!  This one is called "Last Blood!"  It's written by Bobby Crosby and illustrated by Owen Gieni! this is GOOD and scary! http://www.lastblood.net/main/2006/12/25/last-blood-begins/

What we have here is a web comic inspired by a true story entitled "Revenge" by Keith Patrick!  Believe me it has nothing to do with "Black Friday" shopping!  http://www.clovenhand.com/webcomics/revenge

You  have to love a web comic with a name that just says, "action, adventure, outer space!"  Well that what I get when I see "Lasers from the Sky!"  there's also some ironic humor too! See for yourself at:
http://www.lasersfromthesky.com/r/20070919.htm

This week I bring you TERROR!  Well, actually a web comic by Ben Heaton and Lewis Powell called "Terror Island!"  This link take you to the very beginning! http://www.terrorisland.net/strips/001.html

It's time for something evil!! So, I found this wonderful web comic by Brad Guigar called....Evil Inc.!
http://www.evil-comic.com/

The closet is no place for a monster....especially a Gay monster!  That's the idea behind this web comic by Andy Bauer!  This is a fully animated strip! Enjoy! http://www.thegaymonsters.com/tgm_home.html

This web comic may not be in current production but the archives are certainly worth a look. It's call "The End Times" by Scott Kyle. http://etime.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=1

Trying to keep in the Halloween spirit I came across Split Lip and "The Harvestmen" by Sam Costello and Sam Makkonen. This is Halloween dark and scary! http://www.webcomicsnation.com/splitlip/

As we get into the Halloween season, I've found this web comic by Doc.  It's called "Everyday is Halloween!" http://www.comicspace.com/drderanged/comics.php?action=read&file_id=60300&bl_type=3&bl_from=%2Ftaglist.php%3Ftype%3Dcomic%26tag%3Dhalloween

If you think being taken over my monsters is scary check our "Extra Life" by Scott Johnson. He'll show you something REALLY scary....being taken over by video games! http://myextralife.com/archive.php?date=2001-06-17

Dominic Deegan is an interesting and complex web comic by Michael Terracciano.  It's also my featured comic for this web program at:
http://www.dominic-deegan.com/view.php?date=2002-05-21

I am happy to point you to "Paradigm Shift" by Dirk Tiede!
http://www.webcomicsnation.com/dirktiede/ps/series.php?view=archive&chapter=10935

Don't miss Jim Valentino's "Task Force 1"  #2
http://dark-n-damd.com/previews/tf1.php

"Bite Me" is an interesting web comic from Dylan Meconis that deals with....you guessed it....vampires!  The link take you to the beginning!
http://www.girlamatic.com/comics/biteme.php?view=archive&chapter=3120&mpe=1

"Dead of Summer" has been a very successful web comic out of Baltimore since it began in 2006. This week I bring you the link that takes you back to the beginning!
http://www.deadofsummer.org/2006/04/07/comic-1-a-rude-awakening/

This one was just so obvious that I missed it! It's called, "Dracula" and it's an online comic based on the novel by Bram Stoker! This link takes you to the beginning.
http://www.coyotepuck.dragoncity.net/dracula/index.php?p=1

This week we highlight "Zero Hunters" by Jay Carvajal, Marc Borstel, Federico & Karina Lopizzo and Carlos Razetto. Get ready to read. there are over 130 pages waiting for you.
http://www.webcomicsnation.com/cinemacomics/zero_hunters/series.php

For those who don't have a lot of time to catch up with a web comic from the beginning, here's one that's only 6 pages long....but very good!  It's from Diana Cameron McQueen, is called, "A Sadistic Muse!"
http://www.webcomicsnation.com/dcmcqueen/sadisticmuse/series.php?view=archive&chapter=7145&mpe=1&step=1

It's time for a little Hell on Earth...a web comic from ArcadiaZone! Need I say more?
http://www.webcomicsnation.com/arcadiazone/demonize/series.php?view=archive&chapter=20133&mpe=1&fromwhich=1&direction=f

Batton Lash brings his acclaimed indie comic book series to the web, with brand new stories in living color! Or, um, sometimes undead color.  http://www.webcomicsnation.com/supernaturallaw/slaw/series.php

How do I pick the web comics listed here?  sometimes it's just because I like the name!  This week I love the name GAAK! It's a web comic from Darryl Hughes and Monique MacNaughton and you can start at the beginning at:
http://www.webcomicsnation.com/moniquem/gaak/series.php?view=archive&chapter=2863&mpe=1&step=1

What happens when you combine ghosts, vampires and add a little magic?  You get the web comic, "Magic Vampire Ghost!"  http://www.antinormalcomics.com/MVG001.html

Is it time for some Zombies?  Of course it is and this week I bring you a web comic by Eric Maziade. It's called, appropriately enough...."Zombies?" The following link takes you to the beginning!
http://www.zombiescomic.com/2005/01/31/5-looking-for-love

Can technology bring redemption, or will our own demons corrupt the very things we created to save us?
That's the question asked in "Damnation Denied" a web comic with Computer-rendered images in Macromedia Flash.  The story and art are by: Dark Icon
http://www.bookofdarkplaces.com/pages/archive/damnation-denied--intro.php

It's time to bring our the MONSTERS!  Well, actually I'm bring our "Monsterguy," a web comic by R. Dachtera.  You can start from the beginning, by clicking on this archive link: http://www.monsterguy.com/archive.html

So, what's it like being a Cosmic Deity?  You now have a chance to find out thanks to C. D. McCollough and her Web Comic, "Scary Star!" http://www.antinormalcomics.com/scarystar0.html 

With great excitement I point you to "Shooting War," an exciting web comic by Anthony Lappe and Dan Goldman. It was just nominated for an Eisner Award, the Oscars of the comics industry, in the “Best Digital Comic” category. http://shootingwar.com/index.php

This week we highlight "Vigil" by Juan Navarro! This link take you to the beginning of the adventure!
http://www.graphicsmash.com//comics/vigil.php?view=archive&chapter=5044

I am pleased to point you to "Edge the Devihunter" by Sam Romero!
http://www.graphicsmash.com/comics/edgethedevilhunter.php?view=archive&chapter=13755&mpe=1

Welcome to the sizzling first tale of A Gathering of Crows. "A Fire Burns Through it" was written by Edward Dunphy and illustrated by Andrew Kudelka. It's for those who like their horror well-done as well as done well. http://www.graphicsmash.com/comics/crows.php?view=archive&chapter=12788&mpe=0

Here's a web comic that asks the question, "What is a superhero?" But Al Schroeder doesn't stop there. He continues, "someone who does something super human? But what's human?" If you like the way this is going, you'll love the story of "Mindmistress!" This link take you to the beginning of the first story.
http://mindmistress.comicgenesis.com/mmistress1b.htm

Ask Dr. Eldritch!
Dr. R. Eldritch is a near-legendary figure, whose life is shrouded in mystery. Little is known for certain. He is rumored to have consulted for a wide variety of diverse organizations: WHO, CIA, NSA, SCICOP, MI5, MI6, (and MI7, which the British Government denies that it exists), FBI, Interpol, the International Congress of Wizards, the NBA and PBS. - Evan Nichols
http://www.askdreldritch.com/comic.html

Since I'm showing "The Devil's Hand" in The Lab, I thought I'd search for a matching Web Comic! Lo and behold, I found "The Devil's Gate" by Stan Kramer and Rev Thwack. It's an adult sci-fi thriller that I know you'll love!  http://dg.pinktowel.net/

Here come the big guys in rubber suits!  I'm talking about the monsters of course and there's a web comic devoted to them at:
http://neomonsterisland.com/

The story of Inverloch centers around a young man named Acheron, from a horned wolf-like race called the da'kor. After a chance encounter with an elf, he finds himself setting out on a seemingly innocent mission - that of trying to locate Kayn'dar, another elf who has been missing for the past twelve years.

Meeting up with new friends and companions along the way, he quickly begins to learn that the world is not quite the peaceful place he believed it to be - embroiled with prejudice, racial segregation, and hidden danger. And the truth behind Kayn'dar's disappearance is something none of the party would ever expect...

Chapter One: http://www.seraph-inn.com/viewcomic.php?page=1

Stephanie Gibson was on her way up the ladder to stardom when a random act of violence stopped her dream dead in its tracks. Now three years later she finds herself, and her best friend Twitch, a bit on the dead side, working as a zombie hand for a voodoo priestess names Kellis. What's a poor zombie gotta do to get some peace in her after life? Find out for yourself and go read "Blacklight Twilight" by Nekko! Read it from the beginning!  http://nekkoxiii.comicgenesis.com/d/20060102.html

Are you ready for some MONSTERS? then gather round your computer and enjoy "Mega Monster Attack: Unknown Species" by Ray O'Neil! http://resolutes.comicgen.com/d/20070204.html

Take a female monster, vampire and mummy; put them all together and you have a web comic from John Byrne entitled, "You Go Ghoul!" http://www.byrnerobotics.com/Web_comics.asp

It's time for a really good vampire web comic and this one is called "Vampire Phantasm" by Sarah Nelson!
http://www.vermillionworks.com/vp/vp2.0.htm Once you're there, use the drop down menu to go to "Chapter One!"

The Book of Dark Places is a horror anthology. It will show/tell you a story, and then... once finished... It will show/tell you a different story. The subject matter will vary from tale to tale, but the themes will mostly center around 'evil' (whatever THAT is), with the intention of frightening, unsettling, horrifying, or just disgusting the reader. Most of the stories will involve the supernatural.
http://www.bookofdarkplaces.com/pages/archive/082806.php 

The horrors of the mind expressed on the body!  That's the description of a new web comic from Sam Costello.  You can start with the first episode at: http://www.webcomicsnation.com/splitlip/splitlip/series.php?view=archive&chapter=11236&mpe=1&step=1 

All really good stories are fun because of really good villains!  But, where do villains come from.  Well in "Villainy-Minor is about Xan, a child genius attending college with the (not well thought) ambition of becoming a villain!  http://www.clovenhand.com/webcomics/villainy-minor

You've got to love a Web comic that starts out with the line, "Something went wrong the night I died!" I know you'll love "5ideways" by K. Sandra Fuhr: http://www.5ideways.com/2005/20051013-2.php

It's time for some "Robot Stories," a web comic by Neil G. http://www.robotstories.com/rsv14-5.shtml

Rob Balder is the guy who got me interested in Web Comics and this week I'm happy to pint you to his latest effort, "Erfworld!"  It just started, so you can see it from the beginning at: http://www.giantitp.com/comics/erf0001.html 

What would "America's Next Top Model"  be like it dealt with MONSTERS?  Spook'd by Jeffery Stevenson and Seth Damoose with colors by Anthony Lee, envisioned such  a show as part of their web comic at: http://moviepoopshoot.com/spookd/49.html 

Time for a new Web Comic and it comes to us from the mind and pen of Sheri Chankhamma.  This particular story is called "Dream Eater!" http://sharii.com/comics/dreameater/ 

The character of DeVia Dirkdancer by Fugli Troll is sort of a self styled icon of the Living City RPG campaign. If you are unfamiliar with her, try imagining a Renaissance version of Madonna, always skirting the edge of propriety and usually at the center of controversy. Double entendres are usually her mightiest weapon.   http://dirkdancer.com

This comic by Hans Bjordahl was the first web comic and originally distributed through Usenet downloads, before there was an Internet!  Take a look and be amazed!  http://www.shadowculture.com/wtbr/ 

I went out looking for Halloween appropriate web comics and found....VAMPIRES! Here's my favorite so far.  It's by Richard Bellingham and it's called, "Brad the Vampire!" http://bradthevampire.co.uk/ 

"The Last Warring Angel" is one heck of an action packed web comic that also has great color graphics. It's by Jay Carvajal & Marc Borstel and this link takes you to the beginning of the story. 
www.webcomicsnation.com/cinemacomics/the_last_warring_angel/series.php?view=single&ID=37810 

There's an interesting horror graphic novel that has been posted on the Internet, so it counts as a web comic.  It's by Harris O'Malley and it's called "All Miracles Have a Price." It originally began in September of 2005, so there's a lot to read and enjoy. The following link takes you to the beginning. 
http://www.webcomicsnation.com/studiounderhill/miracles/series.php?view=archive&chapter=2540

Looking for a web comic with some edge?  Here's one with a lot of edge; guns violence, zombies and the list goes on. This is NOT "Shawn of the Dead!"  It's "Memento Mori" and it comes to us from Richard Serrao.  http://www.webcomicsnation.com/optimumwound/mementomori/series.php 

In the distant future, humanity has reached the stars and cracked the secret of immortality – but its tastes in entertainment haven't changed much. The most popular TV show – Battle Planets – pits the galaxy’s most monstrous aliens against each other in a zoo the size of a solar system. The Beagle collection ship cruises deep space, searching for vicious new forms of life: how long will its crew survive? This is the story of Xenotheria, written by Andrew Prentice and Jonathan Weil and illustrated by Cosmo White!
http://www.cineaqua.com/comics/pages.php?comic=xenotheria&lang=en&page=0 

I love Professors! I mean they are the reason for so many great bad movies. Well, here's a web comic all about Prof. Paradox!  It's done by Steve Voudrie and you can see it from the beginning at:
http://www.profparadox.transplantcomics.com/?p=10

It's time again to spoof the world of space science fiction.  This time the spoof is a web comic from Kristopher Straub and it's called "Starslip Crisis!" http://www.starslipcrisis.com/d/20050523.shtml

If you enjoy "Space Operas" you going to love this week's web comic suggestion!  It's "Schlock Mercenary" by Howard Tayler and you can find it at: http://www.schlockmercenary.com/ 

"Questionable Content" by J. Jacques is not really horror, science fiction but may fall under fantasy.  But that's OK because it also falls under "Funny!" Click on this link to start from the beginning: http://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1 

It's time for "The Useless Superheroes" by Mark S. Inman! http://www.theuselesssuperheroes.com/?date=20040719 

The all new, all different, "Japanese Beatle," a superhero web comic by Dave "The Knave" White!
http://thejapanesebeetle.com/index.php

It's time for a non-cliché fantasy adventure and this one is called Evilish from the pen of Emily K.  Here you will visit the world of Lipsis, a world divided into four very different part.  To find out more, go to: http://evilish.pensandtales.com/?date=20020630 

It's us against them....except now we're talking about synthetic life.  Visit the world of "Saturnalia" by Space Coyote from the beginning!
http://www.spacecoyote.com/comics/sat/comic.php?page=0101

So you died. Is the afterlife everything it's cracked up to be?  Check out this intriguing webcomic that just began on July 21.  It's called "The After-Lifers" by Josh Wagner and Josh McGill. http://webcomics.silentdevil.com/after-lifers/index.htm 

From the moment she straps on her....jet pack, the adventure soars! It's "Jet Pack Jenny and the Factor of 01" by Jerry Stanford!  http://carpaltunnelpress.com/jpjfactor1.html 

Mad Scientists, Zombies, Death Rays and Mutant Cupcakes!  That's what you'll find at "Radioactive Panda," a web comic by Eric Johnson! http://www.radioactivepanda.com/ 

Looking for a genius?  I've got one for you. It's Girl Genius by Professors Phil & Kaja Foglio!  It's sharp well illustrated and a lot of fun. Here's a link to the beginning of the archive so you can start at the.....start!     http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/cgi-bin/gg101.cgi?date=20050221 

When looking for a comic strip on horror, go for the obvious and what could be more obvious than "The Horror...." by Matt Cail!  http://www.horrorcomicstrip.com/ 

Earth is a vast wasteland thanks to a huge accident, but there is one bit of hope aboard six aircraft sent aloft in search of salvation! but, will they be successful or....find another enemy? It's Seraphic Blue by Jekka Cormier and Sarah Hevey at  http://seraphicblue.net/view.shtml/20030126 

It seems that even death can't do anything about office politics! This week's webcomic is "Down to Earth" by Gavin Chafin and Steve Wood and you'll find it at http://www.downtoearthcomic.com/ 

How about a comic that deals in love, hate and spontaneous combustion? "That's Zebra Girl" by Joe England!
http://zebragirl.keenspot.com 

Are you into wolves? Well, even if you're not, you'll enjoy "Anthem"
http://www.spiffyspace.com/anthem/archives.php 

A great name, a great web comic, called "Evil Dawn" by Ben Steever and Colin Turnbull.   www.drunkduck.com/Evil_Dawn/index.php?p=37688 

It's time to get religion with The Gods of ArrKelaan by Chuck Rowles!
http://www.drunkduck.com/The_Gods_of_ArrKelaan/index.php?p=32326 

Sarah Zero by Stef, is an interesting look at the world of video games heroes. 
http://www.sarahzero.com/sz000.html 

Are you ready for some good Star Trek fun?
http://cartoons.sev.com.au/archivepage.php?cartoonid=s862 

Ready to lighten up a bit? then get ready to click on the following link to enjoy "The Lighter Side of SciFi" by Tye Bourdony.   http://www.thelightersideofscifi.com/ 

While I didn't think much of the Alien vs. Predator film, I love this web comic by Bernie Hou!
http://www.alienlovespredator.com/index.php 

Is real life stranger than fiction or is fiction about real life being stranger than fiction?  That's the question being asked by this web comic by Dave Lister. You are going to love the great colorful anime style art! http://www.paradox-lost.com/ 

Looking for something bizarre, a bit twisted, while at the same time funny?  You're going to love "Red Meat" by Eric Schwartz.
http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/index.html 

Freefall by Mark Stanley for a touch of science fiction befitting this week's web program.
http://freefall.purrsia.com/default.htm 

The Looking Glass Wars by Frank Beddor.  Preview editions 1 & 2.  Ever wonder what really went on in Wonderland with Alyss? Here's the REAL story; dark and violent! By the way, if you have a broadband connection, do watch The Trailer!
http://www.lookingglasswars.com/home.html 

The Gifted by Stephen Rice. This is a graphic novel in comic book form and it's not for children.
http://www.thegifted.com/page01_01.htm 

Argon Zark by Charley Parker. Get ready blast off into the world of science fiction with this great web comic!  http://www.zark.com  Then go "Into the Lair of Megalomaniacal Money Monsters!"

PartiallyClips by Robert T. Balder: http://www.partiallyclips.com  

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Stalking! by John Uff
http://www.thirteenoclock.co.uk/main.php?section=stalker&name=stalker&date=20040308  

Blade of Souls by Sascha Bjöm Bolz:  http://www.onlinecomic.de/eng_main.php 

Kristy vs. The Zombie Army by David Tekiela: http://kristyvsthezombiearmy.com/strip_display.php?comicID=1 

Nowhere Girl by Justin Shaw: http://www.nowheregirl.com/episode/01/00.html 

Voices in my Hand by Bill Charbonneau:  http://www.voicesinmyhand.com/ 

Doctor Albany by Branden Jaquays:  http://doctoralbany.fallhillproductions.com/ 

Brat-Halla by Jeffery Stevenson & Seth Damoose: http://www.mp-shoot.com/brat/92.html

Inertia City Blues by Jon Arey: http://www.clovenhand.com/icb/cover.php! 

The Chopping Block:  http://www.choppingblock.org/d/20000725.html 

The Other Goths by Richard White: http://tog.hoodoo.co.nz/

 ScaryGoRound by John Allison: http://www.scarygoround.com/ 

The Adventure of John & Dave: http://www.pointlesswasteoftime.com/johnanddave/ 

The Story of Inverloch: http://www.seraph-inn.com 

Lisitng of the Best Horror Web Comics of 2004: http://webcomicsreview.com/examiner/issue041213/top2004.html

Demonology 101!  http://faith.rydia.net/ 

Bored and Evil by Robert Koch! http://www.boredandevil.com/archive.php?date=2004-06-07