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Five years ago, Ryan North did an installment of his daily strip, Dinosaur Comics, where T-Rex came up with a premise for a book about a machine that tells people how they're going to die. It was originally intended as a one-off gag, but over time, that premise became the foundation for Machine of Death, a collection of stories edited by North, Wondermark's David Malki...

As anyone who has been to Comic-Con can attest, the annual comics mega-convention is a pretty intense experience that often generates some memorable stories. Everyone seems to have at least one crazy convention tale to tell, and since creators are no exception, we got Grant Morrison ("Batman Inc"), Kieron Gillen ("Thor"), Jamie McKelvie ("Phonogram"), Jeff Lemire (&

Hey, you guys! One of the coolest new Christmas presents has just been made available on the Internet! It's a giant plush T-Rex from Ryan North's "Dinosaur Comics," you guys! In all seriousness, this is a pretty darn cool collectible. T-Rex is one of the great webcomics heroes of our time, so the fact that you can purchase a big, rotund and huggable version of the big green lug thanks t

If you fond of Commander Riker from "Star Trek: The Next Generation," it is likely you will enjoy "Number One," a Tumblr devoted exclusively to images of William T. While it looks like it started out as an archive of screenshots, more recently it's been featuring "guest Rikers" from webcomic artists like Kate Beaton ("Hark...

Ryan North is taking the week off, which means guest strips at "Dinosaur Comics." Far and away my favorite is the most recent addition by Andrew Hussie of MS Paint Adventures, which turns the comic into a dynamic Choose Your Own Adventure where the dialogue changes depending on how fast you read...