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While Kate Beaton has focused much of her fan-favorite Hark, A Vagrant! on historical figures and fat ponies, she's also strayed into the world of superheroes numerous times, with Wonder Woman, Aquaman and Wolverine strips on her site and an official Marvel comic of her own in the Strange Tales II anthology...

Webcomics: Jess Fink's guest strip at Kate Beaton's Hark! A Vagrant is so, so wonderful. Read it, won't you? Geography: A neighborhood in Zaragoza, Spain is naming their streets after videogames, starting with the 25-year-old Super Mario Bros...

Fans of Kate Beaton and her webcomic Hark! A Vagrant are no doubt familiar with the fat Shetland pony, a fan-favorite character who has starred in many of her comics even inspired limited edition sculptures, recently made an appearance on the small screen thanks to one of our favorite animated shows, Adventure Time...

We've linked Kate Beaton's awesome superhero comics on "Hark! A Vagrant" before -- notably her Wonder Woman and Aquaman -- but now she's taking on Wolverine, the adamantium-clawed mutant with a tendency to revert to a feral state of berserker rage...

Have you ever looked at your favorite comic and thought, "Hey, I want to see this move, except not really be animation or a movie?" Well, we never have, which is why motion comics mostly mystify us as a weird, inbred cross-media chimera, but every now and then it can be fun to see something lurch to life on the internet, if only for the novelty value...

Aquaman is doing pretty all right these days, mostly because he is no longer dead thanks to some day that is bright or something, but you know what's even better than coming back to life? Having a comic made about you by Kate Beaton. The Sea King was a recent discovery for the much-beloved "Hark...

We told you about the imminent sale of the fat pony figurines from Kate Beaton's "Hark! A Vagrant" webcomic back at Emerald City Comic Con last weekend, and now the moment has arrived, and a small army of ponies stand waiting for you to take them home at Beaton's Topatoco store...

The Best of 2009 continues, with our favorite webcomic print collection of the year: "Never Learn Anything from History," by Kate Beaton. Until you have found yourself standing among a mass of people jamming up a pedestrian artery eight feet wide, with women clutching sketchbooks and talking excitedly about whether they're going to pay good money for a drawing of Oliver Cromwell or Nebu

Kate Beaton, who runs the most excellent historical humor webcomic "Hark! A Vagrant," recently lost her webhosting when her ISP decided that she was getting too much traffic, and decided to shut her site down rather than allow her to upgrade...