Back from a short vacation with this week's strips, normally posted on Fridays:

Blecky is traumatized in this week's Blecky Yuckerella strip by Johnny Ryan...

...and Joe gets a manicure in this week's Barack Hussein Obama by Steven Weissman.

Ah, our weekly strip updates are back on Friday evenings where they belong. We'll still call them "Weekend Webcomics" though. And we have another change to announce:

This week's The House of No by Derek Van Gieson will be the final installment to appear here — the strip has been picked up to run in our hometown alt-weekly, The Stranger, starting this week (where it's on a rotating schedule with Steven Weissman's Barack Hussein Obama among other new strips)! But don't fear, Derek will be back in this spot in the near future with a brand new feature called Claudette. Stay tuned!

The topic is one of Kim Thompson's favorite TV shows, sort of, in this week's Blecky Yuckerella strip by Johnny Ryan...

...and a trip to the beach makes Joe sentimental in this week's Barack Hussein Obama by Steven Weissman.

These "weekend" updates aren't working out very well. My apologies. We may be returning to our previous Friday evening schedule after this.

It's what's for dinner in this week's The House of No by Derek Van Gieson...

...Blecky finds a new way to ruin things in this week's Blecky Yuckerella strip by Johnny Ryan...

...and doin' the (coo coo) pigeon in this week's Barack Hussein Obama by Steven Weissman. By the way, Seattlites can now catch reruns of Barack Hussein Obama in The Stranger starting with the current issue!

Your weekly batch of online strips!

Somebody's not getting rubbed the right way in this week's The House of No by Derek Van Gieson...

...Tintin gets one-upped in this week's Blecky Yuckerella strip by Johnny Ryan...

...and Sasha has bully trouble in this week's Barack Hussein Obama by Steven Weissman.

Squeaking in under the wire yet again...

 

It's still the weekend in most of the United States, right?

Something about this week's Blecky Yuckerella strip tells me that life in L.A. might be starting to get to Johnny Ryan....

...and the Prez is getting in hot water again with this week's Barack Hussein Obama by Steven Weissman.

The House of No by Derek Van Gieson didn't make it in by deadline and will resume next week.

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It's official: I'm moving the weekly webcomics updates to the weekend, for severalfold reasons, not insignificant among which is that now I can call it Weekend Webcomics, because I like alliteration (though I suppose nothing was keeping me from calling it Weekly Webcomics previously, but anyway).

More witchery in this week's The House of No by Derek Van Gieson...

...whoa, this week's Blecky Yuckerella strip by Johnny Ryan totally ties in to last week's Steven Weissman strip (archived here)....

...and double whoa with this week's Barack Hussein Obama by Steven Weissman.

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