Sunday Morning Funnies: Boom shaka laka!

by Amanda Miller Nov 9th 2008 at 9:30AM

The expansion is drawing near, but for now, all I have to offer you folks is a brand spanking new list of comics. Well, except the first entry, it is not new. New to the list maybe but not "new" new. You see my point. Now get reading!

Experience Points by Scott Johnson is a new comic for this list. Check out their most recent WoW-related entry.
Dark Legacy Comics: Haircut. I hope Blizz adds in new hairstyles soon. Most of my characters switched just for the achievement, and then switched back!
Flintlocke vs. The Horde: A Cunning Plan.
Shakes and Fidget: Surprise. There are at least two surprises in this comic.
A Little of Both from GU Comics.
The latest from LFG.
Where the Heck is the AH?! from Teh Gladiators.
The latest from Scout Report. You might want to click back a few, as it seems the Ogres have been a little overly ambitious.

Tags: dark-legacy-comics, dlc-comics, experience-points, flintlocke-vs-the-horde, gu-comics, lfg, looking-for-group, scott-johnson, scout-report, shakes-and-fidget, sunday-morning-funnies, tweet-this, world-of-warcraft-comic, wow-art, wow-cartoon, wow-comics, wow-funnies, wow-related-comics, wow-webcomics

Filed under: Fan stuff, Humor, Comics, Sunday Morning Funnies

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Balasan Nov 9th 2008 10:18AM

I dunno what convinced me to get a pet owl for my orc hunter when she was level 15, but eh, totally worth it. Didn't need Thrall to convince me.

Eversor Nov 9th 2008 10:20AM

Woohoo, finally found a site that has all of the Fidget and Shakes comic!

joerendous Nov 9th 2008 11:29AM

lol DLC. i love you Joe Dirt!

Dan Nov 9th 2008 11:35AM

Woah, I totally didn't see that coming in Shakes and Fidget. If the voting feature was still around, I would have voted for it.

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