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Eight Great College Web Comics
By Susie Cagle (Chief Contributor) Tags: cartoons, time wasters, webcomics, cartoonists, comics

Nearly 18,000 Web comics are circulated every day. A great deal of those are created by college students -- because really, who else has the free time? But here are the best ones about college...
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8. Standard Deviation. Kyle Sanders (US Air Force Academy '08) is 7. Academia: the Series. Zackary Downey has written several full-length Web comics stories about Canadian college life.
6. 6x9 College. Amber Marshall and 10er Bradley (alumni of the University of New Hampshire) chronicle days in the lives of pseudo-fictional college students Lily and Jack. Esoteric vampire jokes abound.
5. Impression. Peter Trinh's series on Jim and Lan's college travails follows the characters in real time as the semesters progress.
4. College University. This is kind of cheating: the College University comics are actually animations, so it might be harder to pull off reading a few in the middle of a lecture.
3. QuestionableContent. Hampshire College alum Jeph Jacques actually earns his livelihood off protagonist Marten Reed and his mediocre job at the Smif College library.
2. PhD (Piled High and Deeper). University prof Jorge Cham (a graduate of Georgia Tech and Stanford) chronicles the stressful lives of grad students. Strangers to procrastination need not click.
1. Nothing Better. Eisner-nominated cartoonist Tyler Page captures the awkward clash of social cultures that is dorm and roommate living in this series.
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Anonymous says,

Amazing. Not a grin or an insight in the lot. And that crappy sqaured-off AR Boondock's graphic style is in every line. Anime influence, no doubt.
Posted 05/15/2008 11:00 AM
Anonymous says,

Thanks for the mention! This is Kyle from Standard Deviation, and I wanted to point out that the comic is no longer on hiatus as of a few weeks ago. Take care!
Posted 05/16/2008 8:37 PM











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