Sunday wee hours Funnies: Duel for the birds
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This week, I have a nice sizeable list for you all! It seems that most artists are back and hard at work. I additionally have added a new comic for the list, so get comfortable and start reading.
- Cru the Dwarf seems to have steered into some trouble. On top of that, he’s gone and gotten everyone lost!
- Dark Legacy Comics has The Shoveltusk Problem.
- Experience Points relays tales of a raid.
- A battle’s going down For the Birds.
- Check out the latest from LFG. Thanks for your comment last week, boo. Technically, that list is for WoW-related comics. Sometimes I include comics for other games or MMO’s in general, whether the subject matter seems relevant to something WoW players experience, such as lag or loot issues. I include LFG considering many humans consider it to be appropriate here, and considering I think that it is something that WoW players would likely enjoy. The classes and races are familiar, and it isn’t too difficult to skim back even a few comics to find the beginning of the current storyline.
- GU Comics presents Mr. Zappy Pants, a bit of a collaborative project.
- All of you Dalaran chefs out there might just relate to these comics from Manic Graffiti: Noobcow and the Wine and Cheese Platter and High Crime Rates in Dalaran.
- So many players seem to be in such a Rush. NoObz sees you skipping quest text.
- From The Adventures of Disgraph T. Dwarf comes, I See Dead Dragons.
- World of Warcraft, eh? presents Hat Trick.
- Extra Life has that piece of advice: Go With What You Know.
- Massive Pwnge, a newbie to the list, presents Clammy.
- Teh Gladiators are up to more adventures, in shiny new locations.
- On The Scout Report, we learn a little about the origin of the name Scout.
- Ding! tells us a bit about Free Falling.
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Original post by Amanda Miller
