Dresden Codak

Welcome back to another round-up of Best Webcomics Ever (This Week). If you're playing along at home, please remember that the only way to win is by leaving a comment at the end of this post about your favorite series, as it makes my job easier...

Aaron Diaz's gorgeous transhumanist webcomic Dresden Codak is in the midst of the wonderfully fun story arc "Dark Science," but I tend to prefer his single-serving comics, which often explore some grand idea in a visually stunning page -- and usually end on a mean joke at the expense of his genius heroine Kim...

After redesigning the Justice League of America (and numerous other DC Comics heroes and villains), and imagining a DC Comics-style reboot of his own webcomic, Dresden Codak creator Aaron Diaz takes a Halloweeny look at the controversial new costume of Harley Quinn...

Over the past few weeks, Dresden Codak creator Aaron Diaz has been on a roll, drawing up some interesting and absolutely beautiful takes on what he'd do if he as put in charge of DC Comics. I've already taken a look at his plans for the Justice League, but now, he's taken a shot at the villains with an all-new, redesigned Legion of Doom...

Since the first reveal of the DC Reboot, I've been pretty vocal about disliking most of the newly redesigned costumes. Since I can barely draw a believable stick figure, though, I haven't been able to do much in terms of providing an alternative...

There were many wonders in store this past weekend at the Museum of Cartoon and Comic Art Festival (MoCCA) in New York, including poser-sized prints from Dresden Codak creator Aaron Diaz of his latest comic, M.A.D.E.M.O.I.S.E.L.L.E. (Maiden Absolutely Doomed to Endless Machinations Over Inscrutable Scientific Enigmas in Lieu of Living Effectively)...

Writing can get sticky sometimes. There are a lot of ways for a narrative to get buried beneath details, derailing the primary directive of simply telling a good story. Fortunately for those afflicted with writer's block, the Webcomic Dresden Codak by Aaron Diaz has constructed a periodic table of elements-sized chart offering wordsmith's tried-and-true 3rd act plot twist ideas: Diaz's twists are