Questionable Content (www.questionablecontent.net)

[Rob]

Jeph Jacques doesn't need me to promote his site. The enormously successful web comic has been covered by a feature in the Boston Globe for crying out loud.

And yet here we are.

Jeph is one of the reasons I got into this (feel free to blame him; I do) crazy business where you work your ass off and never get paid. In 2007 I had the pleasure of meeting him at Connecticon and I was immediately struck but how nice and supportive all these popular web comics people were.

Since then Jeph has allowed me the pleasure of contributing a guest comic to his site and done a drawing of Remedy for me. It has brought us lot's of publicity and many new viewers to the site.

For years I've been reading his stories, laughing at his jokes and empathizing with his characters. As interesting as his stories are the amazing evolution of the man as an artist; from awkward newcomer to the pro cartoonist he is today  is really something to enjoy.

And if you are into indie music then Jeph is like your Mecca. He has an entire recommended listening section. He has expanded on his characters through separate Twitter accounts for each one and their "tweets" are often hilarious. His shirts and prints are fun and well made (Brunetto T-Shirts FTW). His Livejournal never fails to entertain (when he updates) and he even has a house band of sorts. He offers free tracks from "Deathmole" on Last FM with some truly questionable subject matter (most of the song names contain the word "Unicorn"). And he has a forum for the truly devoted.

If you only read one web comic, read this one. LOL

But if you have time for two, Questionable Content is definitely the place to go.