What the hell is going on here?

This guy is what horrible is made out of.

In the fifth and sixth layers of hell, you read Surfpirate comics. In the fourth you get cookies and milk because the devil feels bad because you are gonna have to read SURFPIRATE COMICS.

I'd rather read Zippy

I'm not implying that Zippy is a bad comic btw (I luvs it), I'm simply making a general statement. BTW you should really give some credit to kaddar or this website instead of claiming the all the art you took from here as being your own intellectual property.CAUSE IT AINTS!

RCCOLAMAN .... thank you for your feedback. The kaddar characters and a few others I have used are exellent, and I agree that credit should be rightfully given to the person that created these images and allowed them to be used freely here and also outside of this website. I scoured the website and other than their mention in the FAQs I have been unable to find out how the creator of the kaddar images wishes to be recognized or acknowledged. I will search again.

re: the statement "all characters as they appear in the settings of the [comic strip]".  I believe that statement should hold true for every comic strip created here at stripcreater.com or created elsewhere. To varying degrees the characters and individual backgrounds of the comic strips presented on this website by everyone were often drawn by others, but when combined into a comic panel or panels, the creative result should belong to and be considered to be the intellectual property of the comic strip writer.

I've addressed the copyright issue elsewhere, so I'll stick to the content here.

These comics are... kind of okay, surprisingly.  I'd rather read these than Zippy, but I hate Zippy.

High points include: "Must be nice to be the queen", CAPTCHA text that insults the user, and "instant boobies".

Low points include: introductions (the scourge of webcomics -- just show us the characters and they'll introduce themselves over time), wordiness and overall busy-ness (get rid of things that distract readers from the punchline), and a lot of trite dialogue (such as most of the mouse's lines).