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Recommended Comics

• Jen Boeke's Catharsis — Pirate socks, naked squirrels, sentient dust and home of the patented dragon noogie. Because sanity comes in many flavors.
• Annie Carlson's I'm Blue stars a computer/gaming geekgirl. And they catapult Macs across a football field. What more could you ask for?
• Zak Kramer's Nine Lives, Many Masters — A temp agency for familiars. If you like your Pagan humor dry, biting and sarcastic (and since you're here I'm assuming you do), this is the comic for you.
• Shivian's Oh My Gods! is a Pagan-based comic for the polytheistic masses — this is the comic that inspired me to create PUTF. Give it a look.
• Aeire's Queen of Wands — Soap opera about a sarcastic sci-fi/renfaire geek and her various alternapunkish friends. Excellent art and writing, and the lead character is Wiccan.
• Jeph Jacques's Questionable Content — Sexual tension, sentient computers and indie music. All the best things in life.
• Greg Dean's Real Life Comics is based on the real life of its author, a computer/gaming geek. The first web comic I really got into, and still one of my favorites.
• Randy Milholland's Something Positive — A group of mentally unstable friends and lovers abuse each other. Randy is one of the only cartoonists I know who's managed to make a living off of his web comic strip. Definitely worth a look.

Pagan Resources

• Christopher Penczak is an eclectic witch and writer based in New Hampshire who teaches workshops and classes on tarot, Reiki healing and other magickal principles.
• Pagan.US — Cian Sléibhín's Pagan web site, featuring a message board, some on-line games, poetry, etc.
• Saplings — An online discussion forum for teen- and college-aged Pagans of all paths.
• The UnCoven of the Solitaries is a group for the ungrouped. Or something like that.
• The Witches' Voice — Neopagan news and networking. One of the biggest occult sites on the Net; so big that linking it here is almost redundent, as you probably know the URL by heart already.