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Organizations or affiliations of webcomic creators and their work. Generally, a group of five or more creators.
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  • Act-I-Vate (7)
  • Ape Law (7)
    Ape Law members include: dan christensen, mike hawthorne, justin ison, jon morris, norm scott and neal von flue.

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  • Bag of Chips (0)
    A group of webcomic artists including Josh Mirman, Meredith Gran, Ian Jones-Quartey, David McGuire, and Aaron Farber. Home page: http://bagofchips.net/
  • Biscuit Press (6)
    A collection of webcomic creators. Home page: http://www.biscuitpress.com/
  • Blank Label Comics (56)
    A cooperative group of independent cartoonists who are helping one another succeed as independents. We’re banding together for cross-promotion and advertising. BLC currently consists of nine creators including Kristofer Straub, Brad J. Guigar, David Willis, Paul Southworth, Steve Troop, Greg Dean, Howard Tayler, Dave Kellett and Paul Taylor. Home page: http://blanklabelcomics.com/
  • Bomb Shelter Comics (11)
    http://www.bombsheltercomics.com/
  • Boxcar Comics (82)
    Boxcar Comics is a webcomic collective founded in 2005 by Zach Miller. Boxcar gets its name from the Jawbreaker song of the same title, on the suggestion of Mitch Clem. Current members include mmr21, James Turner, Desmond Seah, Mitch Clem, Joe Dunn, Liz Rossi, Ali Graham, Zach Miller, Brandon J. Carr, Jason and Seth, Clay Yount and Hampton Yount, Tom Brazelton, D.J. Coffman and Wes Molebash. Home page: http://boxcarcomics.com/

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  • Dayfree Press (19)
    Collection of webcomic creators, originally founded by Neil G. Home page: http://dayfreepress.com/
  • DrunkDuck (42)
    http://www.drunkduck.com
  • Dumbrella (37)
    A webcomics collective including Steven Cloud, R Stevens, Sam Brown, Jonathan Rosenberg, Jeff Rowland, John Allison, and Andrew Bell. Home page: http://dumbrella.com/

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  • Empty Panels (1)
    http://www.emptypanels.com/
  • Eyeskream (11)
    A group of new webcomic authors and artists. This is a place where they are free to interact with fellow creators and at the same time gather their resources and use it to promote their webcomics under the Eyeskream banner. Home page: http://eyeskream.com/

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  • Found Hat Press (0)
    Found Hat Press is a collective of charming young cartoonists. They each share a passion for telling stories with both pictures and words. Home page: http//www.foundhatpress.com/

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  • Gamers Pair of Dice (2)
    http://gamerspairofdice.com/
  • Gangbunch (5)
    Homepage: http://www.teamspecialolympics.com/gangbunch/
  • GirlAMatic (6)
  • Guerilla Press (1)
    Guerilla Press is a concentration of some of the best (relatively-infamous) comics on the internet. There is a wide variety of styles of art on the site, ranging from dark, noir-style art to manga to even classic newspaper comic-strip art. And there's a comic for everyone on Guerilla Press too. Adventures in space, fantasy worlds, present day and authoritative dictatorships. Home page: http://www.guerilla-press.com/

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  • Hot Bullet Press (1)
    Your source for high fidelity action webcomics with a fistful of grit and a solid bite. Home page: http://hotbulletpress.com/
  • Hyena Comics (5)
    Collection of webcomic creators. Home page: http://www.hyenacomics.com/

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  • Left 'Toon Lane (1)
    Lefty cartoons by lefty cartoonists. This is a place for political cartoons and artistic political satire. All cartoonists are invited to play. More important, <a href="http://lefttoonlane.blogspot.com/">Left 'Toon Lane</a> is a resource for publications and blogs looking for illustrations and cartoons.
  • Lunchbox Funnies (1)
    All ages webcomics at http://lunchboxfunnies.com/

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  • PV Comics (13)
    http://pvcomics.com/
  • Panel 2 Panel (6)
    Graphic work, good storytellng, rants and reviews. Home page: http://panel2panel.com/
  • Pants Press (1)
    The members of what would become Pants Press met o­nline o­n a now-defunct art forum in the late 90s while 4/6th of them were still eensy high school students. They liked each others' art. They got in contact to compliment and give feedback o­n their projects. They periodically collaborate with each other o­n art projects or just offer help, criticism, and encouragement o­n individual pieces. Home page: http://pantspress.net/
  • Perth Comics (2)
    Meets monthly in Perth, Australia. Home page: http://www.livejournal.com/community/perthcomics
  • Probeersel (0)
    Probeersel is your site on the web for quality graphic novels, comics and artworks by new and struggling artists. It features their work, background information to the artists and their work, and other things of related interest. Home page: http://www.probeersel.com/

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  • Rampage Network (2)
    A collection of webcomic creators. Home page: http://rampagesession.com/

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  • Spider Forest (2)
    Collection of webcomic creators. Home page: http://spiderforest.com/
  • Spider Spawn (0)
    A collection of webcomic creators. Home page: http://spiderspawn.com/
  • Spin Zone (6)
    http://www.spinzonecomics.com/
  • Strawberry Comics (4)
    <a href="http://strawberrycomics.com/">Strawberry Comics</a> is an all-female group of comic creators with the common interest of writing character driven stories of drama and romance.
  • Stumblebum Studios (0)
    http://www.stumblebumstudios.com/

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  • Teenbit (1)
    <a href="http://www.teenbit.net">Teenbit</a> is a site for and about "teen comics," comics about teenagers. Some of our work is PG-13 and some is G-rated, some is comedy and some is drama, some is down-to-earth and some is fantastical, but all of it is trying to capture something about those most dramatic years in our lives.
  • Teh Gewd Guys (2)
    The aim of Teh Gewd Guys is to provide support for certain comics that have gotten to the point where maintaining it has become a loss making process for the authors while simultaneously providing a helpful, friendly community and a public portal incorporating only quality comics. Quality comics who actually LIKE being part of a community. The moral of this story? Webcomics fighting each other = teh suck. Home page: http://gewdguys.com/index.php
  • The Nice (19)
    The Nice is a group of cartoonists. We take our art seriously. We provide services to our cartoonists, because we want to see them succeed. Home page: http://nice.purrsia.com/
  • The Playground Ghosts (0)
    The Ghosts are Acid Keg (Steve Hogan), Fluff in Brooklyn (Colleen AF Venable), Pixel (Chris Dlugosz), Reprographics (Chris Yates), and Wondermark (David Malki) Home page: http://www.playgroundghosts.com/
  • Transmission X (3)
    http://www.transmission-x.com/
  • Transplant Comics (29)
    Transplant Comics is a webcomic community that offers creators easy hosting options, active forums full of webcomic fans and creators. We support webcomics and promote awareness of webcomics to the general public. Home page: http://transplantcomics.com
  • Truth and Beauty Bombs (3)
    A collective of the creators of A Softer World, Dinosaur Comics, The Perry Bible Fellowship and Whispered Apologies. Home page: http://truthandbeautybombs.com/

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  • U Turn Creative Studios (0)
    A collection of webcomic creators. Home page: http://www.uturncs.com/
  • UpDown Studio (4)
    UpDown Studio is a chaotic group of comic creators, writers, and artists united on one web site. We're sharing lots of our stuff - comics, art, blogs, and more. Home page: http://updownstudio.com/

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