Input: [Link] Alpha Shade [Date] 5/6/04 [Comments]

Output: An otoku-born semi-weekly comic with friggin unbelievable art, that also gloriously realizes the essence of japanese anime narrative. This is what WWI would have been like if it were fought by women in tight fitting uniforms. With floating battleships. And godlike psychic talking cats. And there's something about dragons. The comic commendably portrays the frighteningly senseless bloody death of war unflinchingly along with romantic images of hardware, so although it's not for the faint of heart it's definitely refreshingly worth reading. The story so far has progressed with masterful patience; we haven't even begun to see a hint to answers to the story's central mysteries yet. The authors are masters of graphics-rich internet content, and at least half of their web site is solid Flash with bells and wistles out the wazoo. They do their weekly rant in streaming audio. However they have thoughtfully provided an ordinary HTML version of their pages for those of us stuck in the dark ages. There's a great precursor story to read, which is important because the update rate has slowed to a trickle and I don't have time to download the newest windows media player so I can listen to their rant and find out why.


Input: [Link] Station V3 [Date] 5/27/04 [Comments]

Output: Station V3 brings the same gentle smiles and classic comedy as "Mutts" to a science fiction setting. Station V3 is a boring, tiny refueling station way off regular shipping lines, staffed with a less-than brilliant crew. To give you an idea of the humor, the comic starts with the introduction of a main character, a leafless plant brought on board to brighten up the decor. Bureacratic hi-jinx result. The charming pace seems to have resulted in completely reliable daily delivery for about a year now, such that there's now a humorously identical spinoff called Station Z7, hosted on DrunkDuck because apparently Keenspace wan't slow enough for the author's tastes.


Input: [Link] You Say It First [Date] 6/3/04 [Comments]

Output: If you've been reading this site or my LiveJournal, you know that I'm a fan of Isabel Marks. I like her drawing style and the fact that she is producing about four comics at once these days with her husband Terrance Marks, the inventor of the innovative Unlike Minerva which ended several months ago. You Say It First continues the story of that (recently re-archived) comic. After a shocking first week in which the characters from the Minerva Theater are somewhat unrealisticly thrust into the real world and scatttered to the four winds, the story is pared down to just the Brisbane and Kimberly story. Their relationship has been very interesting up to this point as it slowly evolved. It began as humorously adversarial and moved logically from there into flirtation until both of the characters began to come to the realization that there might be something between them. Now the story continues, with a brilliantly mature writing style that ignores none of the baggage from the earlier part of the story while examining the difficulties of developing their relationship further under stressful real-life conditions. Kimberly's character is fleshed out more, while you feel for Brisbane's confusion as he tries to figure her out, caught in her protective layers of mystery and his own uncomfortable situation of having to rely on her for a place to live. All this and it still succeeds in being funny every day. The art is fantastic, and what a hilarious URL!


Input: [Link] Tuesday [Date] 7/10/04 [Comments]

Output: This is probably the second most fascinating example of the "Stick Figure" genre. Michelley and her friends have spindly legs and arms, balls for feet, and big round heads, but wear clothes and have cool hair. It's visually compelling, setting the atmosphere for the easygoing stories, where the characters mostly just hang out. There's an archive, but it takes a trick of navigation to get to the old archive which has the older and extremely cool stories. Update 6/5/03 Tuesday hasn't updated for a while, but both the old and the new archives are still up, and the old archive, strangely, has a new link to something interesting, possibly by the same author although it's hard to tell.


Input: [Link] Captain SNES [Date] 6/17/04 [Comments]

Output: The intriguing title of this comic is one of the many things about it that I don't get. Nonetheless, I find this comic so hilarious that I wait every day for it to be updated, and I was very sad when it went static just shortly after I finished reading the entire archives. But it's back now! Captain SNES is the story of an unlikely hero who finds himself transported from the real world into a video game world. The artwork is another victorious example of "pixel" art; each character is no more than a few bytes in size. Like most pixel art, you can't even tell what's going on unless you stand back a bit... I find this visual tribute to the video game universe to be one of the best running jokes of the comic. However, there are also several humorous video game references, character cross overs, and fourth wall violations, all with a fresh and quirky sense of humor that I really enjoy.


Input: [Link] Loserz [Date] 6/24/04 [Comments]

Output: It's kind of hard to write a review of this comic in a family webzine, but since I've been checking it at 12:01 every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for as long as I can remember I guess I better mention it. On the surface, this looks like just another comic by a horny high school guy getting his rocks off by drawing hot slutty high school girls. In reality, 1) the guy is well past high school, 2) despite a cynical outlook on the high school scene, he's put a lot of effort into the characters; they have full stories and their friendship with each other is endearing, 3) he can really draw. The disadvantage is that it's hard to find a safe week to recommend the comic. We just finished up a week in which the cartoonist tried to be as offensive as possible (I had to stop reading this storyline when they brought in a box of kittens for horrible things to happen to). For mature audiences, especially those who can tell the difference between fantasy and reality, but funny as heck.


Input: [Link] return to sender [Date] 7/1/04 [Comments]

Output: As mysterious as it is beautifully drawn. A city dweller happens to see an apartment go up for rent as he walks by, and jumps on it. It's cheap for it's size. His wacky friend notices a mail slot on an interior wall with no corresponding opening on the other size. A letter drops out, containing instructions to go to a strange location. They decide to go, and the letter leads them through a series of impossible coincidences and supernatural events. Then another letter arrives. Surprisingly interesting characters.


Input: [Link] Sylvia [Date] 7/8/04 [Comments]

Output: For everybody who had to make do with regular comics before webcomics were invented, Nichole Hollander's comic needs no introduction. Crazy, kitchy, femminist, cat-loving, eerily accurate, Sylvia has been running for decades and is somehow still every bit as funny and life-affirming as ever. I would do web searches for it on the Internet every once in a while (back then we didn't call it "googling"), but for a long time only Nichole's own web site existed, which had only about 5 comics that never seemed to be updated. Now it's published daily in UComics, plus it seems as though Nichole's site is now updated monthly, and they pick from the deep archives which is always a treat.


Input: [Link] The Accidental Centaurs [Date] 7/15/04 [Comments]

Output: If what you liked about The Gods of Arr-Kelaan was the Gilligan's Islandesqe story of earthlings stuck on an unfamiliar world and trying to get home, you'll like The Accidental Centaurs. Looks like another furry fetish comic, but early on in the story the author has accidently let slip his hard-sf core, and the dash of physics makes the mix good. Two physicists, male and female, blow something up, now they find themselves on a strange planet in the bodies of centaurs, or so it seems. Roll a 20-sided die. Start at the first story because it explains some stuff.


Input: [Link] Pathetic Geek Stories [Comments]

Output: It's pretty funny, or tragic, depending on whether you're still bitter. Here's me (top comic). One of the genre of rare and proud comics in which the author illustrates stories sent to her by readers. Warning: True life stories of utter humiliation and embarassment, from about my era of childhood which makes the "Mad Magazine" art style all the more appropriate. Not at all mean, PGS is part of the cycle of healing, each story sent in by a person who has grown up enough to learn from it and laugh about it now.


Input: [Link] Gleaners [Date] 7/29/04 [Comments]

Output: An entirely unironic comic about the fun of being a mormon missionary. Apparently all drawn during the author's mission and being posted now for public enjoyment. Very nice web site design, with lots of FAQ information for us uninitiated. The characters seem to all be white men in suits with their hands in their pockets. A disadvantage to be sure, but it somehow contributes to the spooky background aura set up by the comic's title. This is a highly recommended and enjoyable slice of life comic.


Input: [Link] Suburban Tribe [Date] 8/5/04 [Comments]

Output: No other comic so perfectly masters the TV sitcom formula as this one. David Spade, Julia Louis Dreyfuss, Lisa Kudrow, and I can't figure out who would play Dave, all work at an ad agency (of course) and have episodic misadventures from the grab bag of the 7 sitcom stories. I love it for the same reason that I get addicted to certain sitcoms that always seem to air in late-night reruns. It's easy to identify with these young, self-assured characters (however unlikely that may be), they all have redeeming qualities and friendships, and the stories all have a satisfying wrap-up, with hints of character growth and "just desserts" such as we'd like to see in real life. The art is fabulous, and there's a cat (with unfortunately round pupils, sadly).


Input: [Link] Stuffed [Date] 8/19/04 [Comments]

Output: This breathless and fresh comic by the enigmatic Jewel Bong seems likely to stick around, now past it's 50th comic. It is charming, full of fairy tale characters and fashion. There's a girl who wakes up in a strange world, a talking lion with glasses, mad scientists in a surreal laboratory, and The Secretary for occasional narration.


Input: [Link] Candi [Date] 9/22/04 [Comments]

Output: I love it when my favorite comic strip artists start up a new project as a solution to whatever writer's block is killing them; I like it even better when it works! Starline Hodges, author of Celly's Wings, has a new comic out, that's been updating regularly. It's a "life in college" romp that ranges from addressing Starline's peeves with her professors, to development on some well-formed and increasingly interesting characters. The art is fantastic as usual.


Input: [Link] Penny and Aggie [Date] 9/30/04 [Comments]

Output: It's been a while since I recommended a Modern Tales comic. I try not to do it, since not everybody is going to want to shell out 29 bucks a year. However, this comic alone warrants the cost of a subcription; it's the return of one of the gods of the early webcomic years, Gisele Lagace, creator and artist of the stunning Cool Cat Studio. The writing is the familiar melodrama, probably due to the return of T. Cambell with writing credits, although the plot about two high school girls has a woman's touch all over it. The tag line for the comic is "The prom queen, the class weirdo and the bond between them that neither can explain." It's sort of a "Betty and Veronica" thing, but fortunately the two characters are far from buddies and the characters are far from paper cutouts. They spend as much time in their own separate worlds as when their worlds collide, but of course its those collisions that make all the fun. The material for this setup shows little signs of running out, and the three-panel format hopefully will allow Gisele to keep up the schedule for a long time.


Input: [Link] A Lesson Is Learned But The Damage Is Irreversable [Date] 10/7/04 [Comments]

Output: Move Over, exploding dog, agonizing wistfulness has a new master on the Web. "Lesson" is brand new and generating plenty of buzz. The update rate is sporatic, but that's probably because the comic is painted as much as drawn, and the most recent efforts have been gallery quality. The writing is a terrifying mind-trip, you have to read it slowly, and read it multiple times, savoring each layer and staying up all night talking though the meanings found within. And, if you dare, there's more of the same in the author's comments at the bottom of the page.


Input: [Link] Punish The Dead [Date] 10/14/04 [Comments]

Output: I met the author of this comic at SPX this year, and had the honor of telling him, "Your comic terrifies me". Sorry, I know, it's another Modern Tales comic; I'm not sure if you can get the gist now that the story has been going for a while, but here's a short summary. The comic alternates between a boy in elementary or junior high school, enduring the humiliations and torments of childhood, and a wild-eyed psychotic adult, dragging a 50 gallon drum through the woods for some unknown horrific reason we are about to find out. Is he the boy grown up or someone else? Is he going to blow something up? Is he involved in the occult? Is he somehow going to travel back in time to his earlier self? I have to decide some days if I can handle reading the most recent installment, but if not I'll probably catch up with it the next day. Created with ink and watercolor to a beautiful, reminiscent effect, a swirl of memories and images which create a creepy chill that you might be afraid will reach deeper into your psyche that you would want. When I talked to the author about it, he said that at the current rate he expects the story to conclude in 2006. Now that's planning.


Input: [Link] Overcompensating [Date] 10/28/04 [Comments]

Output: Just a couple of weeks ago, the author of Wigu suddenly began making a new and probably short-run comic at the same time as the currently running comic. OMG, we are getting a chance to watch this guy bleed genius in double time! The character in Overcompensating looks sort of like a grown-up version of the six-year-old Wigu, but the comic features the amphetimine-driven stream-of-consiousness writing that has made Jeff Rowland's Livejournal the most breathtaking reading on the inter-net. Also, the art is twice as awesome, if that can be believed. The comic is presented in "blog" format, and the fact that comics just seem to appear and disappear from the archives is not a good sign, so catch it while you can.


Input: [Link] Spamusment [Date] 1/13/2005 [Comments]

Output: He creates primitive line single panel cartoons, using for inspiration evocative sentences emailed to him. No, silly, not explodingdog, I'm talking about Spamusment. Any enemy of spam email will get a chuckle out of the hilarious illustrations of spam subject lines produced (almost) daily by the not-so-bad artist of this comic.


Input: [Link] Casey and Andy [Date] 1/20/2005 [Comments]

Output: Ok, although it didn't look like anything special the first time I looked at it, I admit this comic is worthy of the many accolades that guided me to it in the past month. It has the basic set of characters that any webcomic comes with these days, a couple of mad scientists, Satan, and a girlfriend. Beautifully, however, with the exception of running jokes there is little continuity. The author starts each comic with a blank page and by the end of the comic a situation is worked fearlessly to its inevitable conclusion. The mad scientists are truly mad, world domination is somehow never achieved, and Satan gets to have a lot of fun roaming the earth in the form of a hot redheaded babe.


Input: [Link] Stabba Stabba [Date] 1/27/05 [Comments]

Output: Premise of this comic: a cloud carrying two knives. Poorly drawn. Weirdly funny. Cutting-edge humor, ha ha! You wouldn't think this premise could get stretched far, but it's been going for months and shows no signs of stopping. Sometimes sweet, sometimes perverse. The thing with the word "Cock" on it is supposed to be a soda can.


Input: [Link] YirMumah [Comments]

Output: Yirmumah ("Your mamma" for those of us phonetically and humor impaired, or perhaps something more... scatalogical) is a rabid squirrel of a comic. Clearly drawn by a couple of actual professional comic book artists to attack the hands of everybody they don't like, especially those that feed them, this comic is hilarious. Recently transitioning from monthly to daily strips, the characters based on themselves are regularly abused and humiliated, along with celebrities that are unfortunate enough to wander into the field of fire. The link to the left is for the daily comics, the "sunday" comics are posted here, along with links to related earlier work that explains a lot, such as a precursor project and a scathing review of the comic artist's options for work. Really, what more can you say about a comic that has as a semi-main character a tap dancing butt with a top hat?


Input: [Link] Sarah Zero [Date] 2/10/05 [Comments]

Output: Sarah Zero is an out of control hipness fantasy, full of relentlessly abused pop references, frenetic plastic artwork, and improbable video-game-style battles in midair. Yummy, if insubstantial. Running jokes include video gaming references, cell phones that cut off, and Osama Bin Ladin. The artwork jumps into using photographs at the most unexpected, yet brilliant moments. I recommend you start at the beginning.


Input: [Link] Latex Blue [Date] 2/17/05 [Comments]

Output: The author of Latex Blue is a giddy intellectual who is utterly fascinated by the purity of fetishism (at least as I read his well-referenced FAQ). The main characters I've met so far are a cat who is a balloon. She finds a talking disembodied head and against its wishes takes it back to her master. Sex games ensue. This comic has been criticised as being a "furry" comic, but it is really much more interesting and experimental than that. Warning: reading Latex Blue will expand your mind in unexpected directions.


Input: [Link] The Perry Bible Fellowship [Date] 2/24/05 [Comments]

Output: The Perry Bible Fellowship is a pretty scary comic. In archaic "strip" format, looking for all the world like a comic for children with bright colors and busy line work, it will either contain a surreal but uplifting story of human stupidity, poke into the depths of human sexuality, or just splatter gore in a shocking fashion. Dinosaurs, for example, feature prominently, either as prideful creatures who couldn't be bothered with God's tree of Knowledge, or divinely intelligent creatures that telepathically summon the asteroids to end their own era. The archive navigation is a little hard to use, but that's ok because you will need time to digest each comic, and might perhaps want to keep from reading too many at once to prevent from losing your mind. Update: Finally updated the URL, although ironically the author has stopped updating the comic.


Input: [Link] Schlock Mercenary [Date] 3/3/2005 [Comments]

Output: Hard SF. Haaaaard SF. But silly too. Not a bunch of in-jokes based on other Science Fiction, just unabashedly technical story lines and jokes. The concept centers around a mercenary unit that travels the galaxy taking whatever job promises money, and when they're not working they still wreak havoc wherever they go. As the comic progresses, the artwork, writing, and our heros' situations improve. They move up to larger and larger ships, with ever-increasing political intrigue and plot complications, while never failing to deliver humor at the expense of either the charaters or the genre, every single day. This comic has been going since 1998, I'm not sure how I missed it until now, but there are now over a thousand comics in the archive.


Input: [Link] HB Comics Blog [Date] 3/10/2005 [Comments]

Output: The HB Comic-Blog is in itself a comic. The author comments on a new comic every day, and elaborates further in text below. An endless source of great comic links. The reviews are the most thoughtful and polite of any I have ever read. The main characters are a pencil and an eraser.


Input: [Link] The Pet Professional [Date] 3/24/05 [Comments]

Output: Just started, only a few comics in the archive so far, the theme is "a hitman who takes out pets". The humor behind each installation comes from digging a little deeper into the story, such as why a particular animal got marked for termination, or what the hit man does on his day off. Super-polished art.


Input: [Link] Building 12 [Date] 3/31/05 [Comments]

Output: A "crazy anime college" story, based of course on the author's own college. Well executed standard plot with all the requisite anime character elements, quite beautiful art, and it has "12" in its title. The artist is so distinctive, that when I saw his work in Misfile and didn't know it was him, I got an itch to catch up with Building 12.


Input: [Link] SQ Worm [Date] 4/7/05 [Comments]

Output: SQ Worm is a worm because it's easy to draw. And he has a personality like a worm. And it's the author's "thing". Oppressively ironic, this comic is interesting because it is full of experimentation with art and storytelling. It is more or less a weekly side effect of the author's hip blog, so some times you check you might get a comic, some times a rant or seven screenfulls of pictures of his cat. The "Comics" link takes you to a page of earlier work which gives you a fuller taste of where the author has been and where he's going, but as archives go it's a directory listing of a bunch of gifs and you have to click each one.


Input: [Link] Comiku [Date] 4/14/05 (2/4/2005 LJ) [Comments]

Output: Comiku is a webcomic by two catgirls who go to cons. It's only 22 comics long now, but it is delightful to see the art and humor snap into focus from the early strips. They make plenty of jokes about cons and the people they meet there, and it is refreshingly straightforward. I hope I get a chance to meet them someday, as they apparently specialize in doing drawings for people in anime style at the cons.


Input: [Link] Skirting Danger [Comments]

Output: What would "Kim Possible" be like once she hit her 20's and realized how banal life really is? I imagine that's the question the author of Not Gonna Take It asked as she got older herself and couldn't keep going with that story as it became increasingly darker and more tragic. The answer is Skirting Danger, a self-absorbed superhero wannabe with a lot of emotional baggage but oblivious to the anguish she inflicts on those around her. There's still an "after school" conclusion to the end of each story, and funny bits, but it's a little like reading "The Watchmen", except with Meredith Gran's beautiful artwork.


Input: [Link] Striptease [Comments]

Output: Striptease is lusciously drawn, with an angsty but disposable plot line thrown in to amuse anybody who doesn't just want to look at the pictures. The premise is a bunch of friends who work as comic book artists, and their overlapping relationships. The "industry" background isn't carried off too believably, but many of the characters are rather nice and it's just good to see them doing stuff.


Input: [Link] Mom's Cancer [Comments]

Output: This guy made a comic out of his experiences with his family dealing with his mom's cancer. It is well done, educational, emotional, long, and has a real-life surprise at the end. I would like to know more about who the artist is and how he created this comic.


Input: [Link] Scooterboy1234 [Comments]

Output: Corey Marie is going out with a guy who has a pretty amazing journal comic of his own. He updates it quite reliably, a pleasure since the main journal comics I was following a while ago dried up.


Input: [Link] Buzzle [Comments]

Output: Screw Salon! Their popup message ("Want to read the whole article? You have two options: ") when you tried to view comics just rubbed me the wrong way. Of course, you can get This Modern World and Tom The Dancing Bug elsewhere, but it was always a shame to stop reading The K Cronicles and Carol Lay. No more! I just recently discovered that you can find them both at This back door site, which I found BTW from a link on Keef's own site , so it may actually be on the up-and-up. Both are thought provoking and funny, but you gotta love the K Chronicles in particular for reportedly being drawn with a Sharpie. For Keith and For Carol


Input: [Link] Escapeman [Comments]

Output: escapeman, which it turns out is pretty funny on its own. Reminds me a little of Intelligent Humor.


Input: [Link] American Born Chinese [Comments]

Output: American Born Chinese, a series distinguished by the occasional divergences into the story of the mythological Monkey King, for which the author's geometric style seems particularly suited.


Input: [Link] It's About Girls [Comments]

Output: It's About Girls, in a sorta bitter way. The author of this comic occasionally shows his characters naked, not in a sexual way, just in a standing-on-the-scale-after-taking-a-shower way, which I find interesting. Also, this is the guy who elevated the art form of complaining about teaching ESL in Korea on the internet to a new popular form; I highly recommend reading his rants although sadly he seems to have edited them slightly since I first found his site. I was going to tell you that I recently miraculously found out where the wanker that made (the absolutely amazing but now killed and never coming back) "It's About Girls" has been hiding out.


Input: [Link] Slow Wave [Comments]

Output: Slow Wave, where the stories are real dreams sent to the author. I had to wait until today to mention this one because it's been getting so many hits that the bandwidth was exceeded last month. The counter has been reset for now, so catch it quick.


Input: [Link] Yenny at moderntales or Yennycomics.com [Comments]

Output: A sexy girl with giant, balloon-like thighs, and her disney-animated wacky iguana.


Input: [Link] Nekobox [Comments]

Output: Basically a hand-drawn sprite comic. Not a format that inspires me to outright laughter, but I read it faithfully anyhow because the women characters in this comic float on tiptoe like terrifying spectres.


Input: [Link] The Sixth Seal [Comments]

Output: An unfinished french sci-fi comic. Very interesting and ambitious, you should read it even though you will never learn how it ends.


Input: [Link] Can't Sleep, Con Will Eat Me [Comments]

Output: a comic about con ops. Not very regularly updated, but the best art ever applied to jokes of this silliness level.


Input: [Link] Fallen Angels Used Books [Comments]

Output: Any comic that Duff likes is guaranteed to be good <>


Input: [Link] Hey Suburbia [Comments]

Output: Hey Suburbia is updating again.


Input: [Link] Tart [Comments]

Output: Found this entertainingly foul comic "Tart"


Input: [Link] Zero Sleep Beauty [Date] 1/20/2005 [Comments]

Output: This discontinued high-school comic, Zero Sleep Beauty is still a pretty neat scary fairy tale complete with block-print inking and fanciful costumes for both the girls and the boys.


Input: [Link] Jeremy [Date] 1/22/2005 [Comments]

Output: This is Jeremy, just turned nine, youngest son of Frankenstein. Coolly captures the alienation of childhood in an epic, funny way.


Input: [Link] Charm Attack [Date] 1/22/2005 (LJ) [Comments]

Output: Charm Attack: the top page under comics has some more of that good "comics set to song lyrics". If you hit the "comics archive" link you get a raw directory of gifs of unfinished comics, but this artist is freaking incredible so it's kinda worth it.


Input: [Link] Get Your War On [Date] 1/25/2005 (LJ) [Comments]

Output: Got a taste for pablum? Here's a funny anti-war comic that's still going.


Input: [Link] Marilth [Date] 1/27/2008 (LJ) [Comments]

Output: A new chapter in a long running anime-style smuggler story. ???? Also, it somehow took me until now to find the original backstory for Marilith, drawn by the author from 2001 to 2003. It was so hard to tell some of the characters apart that he had to rely on eye coloring to help the reader, but from its early to its much slicker final stages I actually like the art, and some of the dialog and situations are so funny I laughed loudly, and found the story to be masterfully suspenseful


Input: [Link] Shortpacked [Date] 2/2/2005 (LJ) [Comments]

Output: Shortpacked is the story of several cute characters working in a toy store with a megalmaniacal boss. Sort of like Sore Thumbs only funny. A way to get that good It's Walky artwork without the heavy It's Walky plot.


Input: [Link] Asylumantics [Date] 2/14/2005 (LJ) [Comments]

Output: Asylumantics is a very polished comic redeemed by occasionally lowbrow humor.


Input: [Link] The Bunny [Date] 2/17/2005 (LJ) [Comments]

Output: The Bunny is a single-panel variation on a theme, fortunately with variation in the drawing from day to day. The caption for the cartoon inevitably begins with "The Bunny...". It's sort of like a mad lib.


Input: [Link] Deep Fried [Date] 2/22/2005 (LJ) [Comments]

Output: A maze of dense art, in-jokes, and current events references which I've discovered is actually pretty good. He's been getting lots of attention recently for his photoshop re-writing of My Little Golden Book About God


Input: [Link] Flat Life2/24/2008 (LJ) [Comments]

Output: . Flat Life hasn't even been going a month, looks pretty cool with a unique box-less sequential style, but is also unrelentingly raunchy. They thought this would get on TV?


Input: [Link] Patchuli [Date] 2/25/2005 (LJ) [Comments]

Output: Just found this series, which has been going on how long? Has it ended already? Story of a hot high school chick with a perpetually bored look. Apparently not drawn by a horny high school guy as you would expect, actually quite sympathetic to the main character and a somewhat little-known window into the Midwest high school wastelant.


Input: [Link] You'll Have That [Date] 2/2/2008 (LJ) [Comments]

Output: You'll Have That is nicely drawn and has easily recognizable humor because the author is trying to get syndicated.


Input: [Link] Deadmouse.net [Comments]

Output: It's one thing to be a fan of Edward Gorey. It's another to do this scary bunch of comics


Input: [Link] Comedity [Comments]

Output: Comedity is confusing until you pick up that most of the characters are all the author's imaginary personalities. Nicely drawn.


Input: [Link] Stuff Sucks [Comments]

Output: The link took me to Stuff Sucks, which is just getting started at only 23 strips so far. But the cool thing about those 23 strips is that each one has something incredible about it. In one strip there's a "love at first sight" moment. Then in the next strip the action is interrupted by a hilarious airhead in a thong. Then a couple of strips later the first girl turns out to be a thief. There's an amazing skateboarding scene. Then the thief turns out to be more than that, a con artist in training. The guy turns out to be engaged (happily). Where will this all go? The art and story is a little like return to sender, but the site seems to have been colored by Monica Gallagher.


Input: [Link] Medium Large [Comments]

Output: Medium Large is pretty "edgy" for a guy whose avenue to syndication is Sally Forth


Input: [Link] Starslip Crisis [Comments]

Output: This is a second comic by the author of Checkerboard Nightmare, which was so boffo that I often couldn't stand to read it continously. However, this new comic is a plot driven SF story, with non-self-referential characters that have a hint of real dimensionality, although fortunately there's still a joke a day. I love it so far, but it's like watching a barely contained nuclear reaction; will the author be able to maintain this fine balance of humor and story or will it eventually get too silly? Update 10/13/06 In the two years since its introduction, Starslip Crisis (formerly Starshift Crisis before the ship blew up) has become one of my top favorites. This is thanks to a reliable update schedule, a universe of endless possibilities with fully thought-out technology and backstory, and characters that just keep getting better and better. Even the dreaded appearance of a character from the old comic ("Vaporware") failed to break the 4th wall. All of this while still continuing to make it humorous every day at the same time. I consider the characters to be the best-written part of this comic; it couldn't have lasted long if the curator had stayed nothing but a stuffed shirt, the alien had stayed just an inscrutable alien, and the space pirate pilot had stayed just a drunken loose cannon. They continue to be these things, but they also slowly grow on each other, and the reader. To me, one comic in particular illustrates perfectly how Kristofer Straub has effortlessly created a world as multilayered as our own. It's a world where a "pleasure planet", in addition to a wide range of bacchanalian distractions, also offers simpler, more touristy pleasures such as a famous waterfall. It's a world where the hard-drinking pilot dragged out to look at the waterfall can know that it's not really his thing, but his boss sulking up on the ship would probably enjoy it. It's a world in which the pilot simply picks up the phone to convince the whiny idiot to come down to see it, because despite their differences they're friends.


Input: [Link] Everyone Drunk But Me [Comments]

Output: Everyone Drunk But Me is a retroactively posted journal comic of an exchange student's experiences in Russia. It is brilliant from the first strip to the most recent. However, it is just the tip of the iceburg of art being disseminated by this author and her friends; go to the top-level URL for everything


Input: [Link] A World Like My Own [Comments]

Output: From a link on The Devil's Panties, a freshly started comic by the two women who came to visit Jeannie at a con. They're webcomic fangirls! They didn't have a clue what they were doing when they started their own comic just a few weeks before the con, but about halfway through, the artist of the team started inking and it's all okay now. The art is incredible; only women could draw themselves this well. The humor is already climbing high out of the initial "barely makes sense" level so this comic is now on my watch list.


Input: [Link] Scarecrow [Comments]

Output: Keith, if you like digger, you might like scarecrow, which has a much shorter archive I'm afraid.


Input: [Link] Digger [Comments]

Output: From Keith.


Input: [Link] Syntax Errors [Comments]

Output: Well, hey, this Syntax Errors comic that S*P's advertising looks a lot like a comic strip version of Jimmy Neutron, complete with the wobbly arms, and likewise a win in the funny department. Let's see... it's been going since 2003????


Input: [Link] MissAdventure [Comments]

Output: So what if it's a comic that only has 5 strips and probably won't ever update again? I just thought that miss-adventure was funny in that way that 5-strip comics are. The artist matures in that short run from not being able to draw hands to being a pretty good draw-er, the humor is largely personal and you have to read between the lines to get it yet the rescuing a cat in a tree joke is a fresh, original, timeless classic of a joke, and there's a big web of backstory and relationships for the characters that I hope they get back to some day cause it's kind of an interesting mix of serious story and parody. In general I like comics drawn by women, so now I've bookmarked this one so I can occasionally check to see if it ever restarts


Input: [Link] Butterfly [Comments]

Output: In celebration of our recent movie viewing, here's a comic I just now found, Butterfly. A less-than-super hero in a world chock full of highly recognizable major super heros is not a new idea. But you just gotta love the elementary-school protagonist of this parody, as he pesters and annoys the more main-stream heros who have taken him in, as well as how he often saves the day with his gentle abilities in battles with equally non-threatening foes, somehow always conveniently in his school. The author hasn't updated much since dropping out of the Daily Grind Challenge, but read the archives and then send him an email trying to convince him to keep it up.


Input: [Link] Punks and Nerds [Comments]

Output: I'm enjoying Punks and Nerds, which has lots of really funny flashes of insight on all the usual gamer comic topics without losing sight of its juvenile and gross-out humor base, but which also unabashedly devotes several comics to the sweet relationship between two of its main characters.


Input: [Link] Coffee Achievers [Comments]

Output: Coffee Achievers dammit


Input: [Link] Jump [Comments]

Output: Then I find Jump and have to read the whole archive, which you should too. I love how sketchy the art is at first, and yet still so scary even back then. The story promises to continue forever, and is a goth fantasy that grows up into something truly frightening during the telling. The art might have peaked right at the middle, although that's just when the lines were the simplest, my personal taste. But fear not, the author has two other comics going, and here they are: Lola, which started out in a single-panel gag-a-day format, with lovely brush artwork, and is now a twisty single-panel suspenseful melodrama, and The Crimes Of Cybele City, which is sketchy again, and the comic is split up panel by panel between two artists (Victoria's being the drool-worthy ones), and featuring lots of gratuitous nudity of it's female hard-boiled-detective character.


Input: [Link] Andie Wear [Comments]

Output: The heroine in Andie Wear is a pretty darn crude woman, a self-styled "private detective" with a big attitude and a body to go with it.


Input: [Link] 5ideways [Comments]

Output: Oooh, this just started today and looks pretty good! 5ideways. Click on the author's name for another comic that also looks good, but has the worst name on a comic I've seen in a long time. I keep checking and checking, but I can't tell if this is or isn't the same author as for Stuff Sucks.


Input: [Link] Nine Planets Without Intelligent Life [Comments]

Output: Robot Road Trip! In the far future when man is extinct and the robots continue on alone in an adapted version of human society, two robot assemblers are obsoleted and decide to just travel around the solar system rather than get scrapped. They don't have a lot of money, like to drink in bars on every planet they get to, and have a lot of adventures despite their lack of direction. The comic scrolls one way or another way off the screen to keep Scott McCloud happy.


Input: [Link] Anime Arcadia [Comments]

Output: Anime Arcadia is cute, but trying to fight its way out of the cliches on which it was founded (lonely artist drawing catgirl comics has one come to life, all the standard anime formulae are then played out). Drawn by at least 3 artists so far, I liked the original and the most recent best


Input: [Link] Kid Twisted [Comments]

Output: Did you ever have a sucky retail job? Ever split an apartment with your caveman-like high school friend after graduation? Got a head like a meatloaf? Then Beligerant Kid Twisted is your comic. The author gets exceptional humor out of taking to hilarious extremes the usual spewing about how much his job sucks at a well known retail establishent. Very funny, and after reading the archives you feel paranoid and would gladly punch out a customer.


Input: [Link] Unshelved [Comments]

Output: Unshelved, a comic about working in a public library. How funny could it be, you ask? Well, you get the same sort of complaints about stupid customers that you might in a comic about working at wal-mart, an internet-typical love of comic books and video games that you might see in other comics, but for some reason, perhaps due to the love of books, this author is gifted with solid platinum comedic timing and just about every punchline is a zinger that surprises you out of left field. The weird animal character, for instance, is far more disturbingly in this case somebody wearing a "book beaver" mascot costume to work, who nobody remembers what they look like or why they were hired.


Input: [Link] The Midlands [Comments]

Output: Gotta say something about The Midlands, just so I have a link to it. Not like it's going anywhere, it's been cranking away since 2001. If the art weren't so well developed it would be easy to dismiss it as a high-school girl's comic (except the author is a guy). It's insanely wordy, with internal monologues spilling out for paragraphs below each panel, often in unreadably small print. The artist has figured out how to capture the beauty of waiflike tiawanese girls, but seems to have only a handfull of poses for them. The characters all have angsty backstories and relationships. Despite all this, there's a lot to motivate me to try to penetrate the murky layers of this comic after a casual review the archives. The title seems to refer to the many-worlds theory that drives the wildly complex universe in which the story is set (so complicated that the FAQ is an entire wiki), dwelling heavily on alternate histories of the British Empire and the orient. The dialog, while a little repetitive with cursing, is occasionally roll-off-your-chair funny in that "you had to be there" way that real people talk


Input: [Link] Taking Up Space [Comments]

Output: Taking Up Space has an uneven mix of comic elements, from an acrimonious sibling relationship, to cute meloncholy animals (points for at least trying to come up with an explanation for talking animal characters), to current events commentary. It's not sure where it's going, but the art is pleasant and the writing is fresh


Input: [Link] Evil, Inc [Comments]

Output: I've been checking outEvil, Inc, which seems to be garnering praise from all over the past couple of weeks. Superhero parody comics are almost as common as gamer comics, but I've come back to this one for the art (realisicish, but still whimisical enough to remind me of Carol Lay, and the jokes aren't half bad.


Input: [Link] Post-Nuke [Comments]

Output: I'm glad I at least found "Jump" again, because that led me to "Post-Nuke", I read the whole archive and it's great! The guy draws a nice dog, and I get the impression that the story could go on for dozens of more issues if we're lucky.


Input: [Link] God Mode [Comments]

Output: Lastly, God Mode, *gack* yet another gamer comic. BUT, what absolutely beautiful artwork! How does he crank this thing out three days a week? Also making this comic stand above the rest is how the author doesn't bother to explain it. No three page blog post at the bottom like Penny Arcade, just here it is. The jokes are so arcane that they can be ignored, making the comic stand on its own surprisingly; the author has a way with action and character dialog that I find envigorating and it would be cool to see him leave his niche behind.


Input: [Link] Next Door [Comments]

Output: Next Door is a standard life of college students story, in which housemates have nothing better to do but wander around their neighborhood or play pranks on each other. However, the jokes in this one are occasionally surprisingly unusual, so let's give it time.


Input: [Link] No Frailty [Comments]

Output: No Frailty seems to be a standard "psychodrama with demons or something else earth-shatteringly supernatural" story, but it is saved by the artwork, which benefits rather than suffers from the honest simplicity of its lines. It's cute, expressive, and not overworked.


Input: [Link] Keaner [Comments]

Output: Keaner continues in the footsteps of Small Stories, with short, moving slices of life. A new generation of online artists seems to be experimenting with Derek Kim's trailblazing style, and a new twist you'll see here is stories based on song lyrics. Keaner's artwork and stories will make you smile and weep. what Keener's been up to (neat stuff).


Input: [Link] Oh My Fantasy Epic [Comments]

Output: These days, stylishly drawn satires of fantasy magna such as Oh My Fantasy Epic are a dime a dozen. I liked this one in particular for listing the mopey hero's stats as "Blood Type: Sad". Hasn't gone anywhere yet.


Input: [Link] Squaresville [Comments]

Output: Syndication formula and art, but sufficiently twisted and funny to get my hearty recommendation. It's been going on Keenpspace for a while, a little shaky at first but now in stride, not to mention color. The scenario: Short "everyman" character finds an apartment deal that's too good to be true, discovers that the apartment is plauged by a demon named Hank. The demon is about the size of a dog, and more obnoxious and rude than terrifying. They end up hanging out together a lot and have wacky adventures. This comic is becoming noticed by other webcomic artists, and is best known for the drawing style of the main character, which is sans neck, sort of like a balloon-like floating head above a body.


Input: [Link] Nowhere Girl [Comments]

Output: Don't be fooled by the fact that you can read this on the Web. Nowhere Girl is a ready for print graphic novel in the top reaches of quality. Perhaps it is here to reach the audience who would benefit most from reading it. I first found this comic when it was in the the first issue, but recently I rechecked it and it had just finished the second issue, and you can begin to see how the first issue was not just an isolated story, but rather a chapter in a real life. The way in which the author of this book illustrates the changes that can happen to a person, both inside and outside, by chance or by design, on purpose or without even realizing it, is so realistic that I feel like this story happened to me (which of course it did; major points for references to the Smiths). And that I think is the point, to perhaps provide some insight to those people still living in issue one that there is an issue two, and hopefully an issue three and more after that.


Input: [Link] Fanfare: Where everything is Rent [Comments]

Output: It's another self-referential comic by a mindblowingly talented high school artist. The schedule is uneven and the artist is constantly tinkering with either the art or the story. But it's just so great you have to keep checking. You can see the full range of visual styles that have been tried out by reading the archive. She makes it all look easy. The plots are either what's happening that day or earnest shots in the darkness of philosophy and despair. Will there be anything left after the world stops spinning around so crazily for this girl? Update 1/8/04 I've been meaning to mention for a while that although this comic "ended", the author reorginized the archives very nicely and it is basically an e-book from front to back now with lots of navigation options.


Input: [Link] Nothing Nice To Say [Comments]

Output: Like many webcomics I find, this one ended shortly after I found it before I could get the review posted. But I have enjoyed NN2S so much that its archives get a review anyhow, and who knows maybe it will start again. NN2S is a comic about about Punk music, a labor of love by an afficianado who is nonetheless continually pissed off by the stupidity of the "scene". The comics are brilliant, with a firm confident drawing style, fun characters and always on topic while making it interesting. However, accompanying each comic (and preserved in the archives) is a "Penny Arcade" style newspost about whatever was on the author's mind, associated with the comic or not, and this was the part I found added a whole other dimension to the reading experience. This newspost was apparently regularly trashed by readers for being too whiny or degenerating into a "blog" or whatever, but I enjoyed the rare opportunity to get to know the artist, especially since he kept his personal life out of the comics themselves. Mitch obviously thinks too much to fit in with a lot of the people who call themselves "Punk", and living on his own he would go through fits of depression trying to make ends meet, etc., so he decided to end the comic. He had a big buildup for the ending but characteristically the last comic was just a normal one about the music. The funniest part about, "Nothing Nice To Say"'s ending is that it will continue as only the personal half of the comic, the part that everyone else hated, in the form of a column in a zine somewhere. However I suspect that we haven't seen the end of Mitch's characters, because his art has just gotten so good over the course of this comic that he has become quite recognizable and sought-out on the Web.


Input: [Link] Near Life Experience [Comments]

Output: Rarely updated, I still check this one every once in a while and am occasionally rewarded with a new comic. The stories are apparently autobiographical rememberences of the author's colorful life and times, with plenty of slings and arrows at those who have dissed her and plenty of love for her family. She draws herself with cat ears where emotionally appropriate, and her children always with fairy wings. The storytelling is personal and engaging, and the art polished. NLE is a Moderntales comic, which means that if you don't pay you can still see the "most recent" comic every once in a while at this link.


Input: [Link] Zwol [Comments]

Output: Zwol, meaning "Strange and Beautiful", was one of the WWN's words of the day, I believe. I found this comic as it ended, but the archive is long and interesting so my link begins there. Having turned from the black and white comic, the author is currently playing with photos and hosting an amatuer comic contest. I liked the original comic's characters and the unabashed whimsy of the plot line.


Input: [Link] The Mr. Chuck Show [Comments]

Output: I wouldn't imagine that a comic of this format, characters standing against a blank background insulting each other, would hold my attention. The stupid mouths on the sides of the heads isn't helping, either. But there's something extra twisted about the author of this comic, something in his sense of humor makes me laugh whenever I check this one. Or maybe it's just Kim.


Input: [Link] No Pants Tuesday [Comments]

Output: Here's an alert for a comic now exiting its "embryonic" stage. This happens a lot on the web; unfortunately what often happens is that the artists loses interest after achieving some of his or her artistic goals, so we'll see about this one. It started out normally enough, a guy drawing a comic about himself and his friends to amuse themselves. Then, about a year ago, he began a story line (in progress still) featuring the Devil. This is not an uncommon trick in webcomics, however I feel that the author has created a particularly excellent Devil. The addition of this Deus Ex Machina gave this comic's characters some direction, and plus the art started kicking into high gear, subtly at first but now the author is experimenting with abandoning his earlier cartoonish style completely. It is always a pleasure to see a hobby comic blossom into something polished and possibly marketable. Of course, now that I've written this it has stopped updating, let's hope it starts up again!


Input: [Link] Awesome Gamerz [Comments]

Output: Few on-line comics have spawned the wide variety of imitators and parodies that Penny Arcade has; Awesome Gamerz is a particularly viscious jab of the latter type that is on my must-read list solely due to the fact that it seems to be yet another comic by Dave Kelly. He's the closest thing we have to R. Crumb on the web, and in this one Dave lets it all hang out. What started off as possibly a simple parody with clearly recognizable links to the source material has now raced unimpeded through all kinds of taboos and plot twists such that there's no way to predict what I'll see when I come home from work to check this comic every day. This is pretty much what Penny Arcade would come out like if it was written by the guy that doesElftor.


Input: [Link] Minons [Date] 3/14/2005 [Comments]

Output: The story of two henchmen for hire and the jobs they've taken. Quirky. A pleasure for the eyes. Funny, vaudvillian sense of humor. Sadly hasn't updated since August 2005.


Input: [JR] Mellen-62

Output: My daughter & I have enjoyed watching tv together because of this show. She's 21 and don't get out due to her illness/handicap. This is something that has brought us together and now you have ended it and we don't spend time together watching tv anymore. It was helping us to get close again since she was a child. Not only was I getting into the story line but got time with my daughter most of all & having fun with her. Just the two of us. I want to see what happens with the other kids that are out there since there is suppose be 12 teens not just 6. We are both looking for the new season to start. please you need to bring it back no matter what station carries the show.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:Edward_Is_Better_23

Output: Please let The Secret Circle continue, there will be further more arguments on the topic. If you don't save this, then there will be fans that will be defecting the show. Because all I know, that my sister said "They cannot cancel the show, they are just building up the anti in the series." but that if they will listen. I doubt that.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:Kaybub

Output: It was only the beginning of this year that I started watching this amazing show. I saw the adds on FOX8 and headed straight to the internet to catch up....I watched four episodes in one night and I was obsessed with Cadam from the get go! The CW has made a huge mistake cancelling a show that had such a large fanbase and huge potential to grow. I've noticed that people are starting to take strike refusing to watch the CW until they agree (or another network) to pick up The Secret Circle. I think they really need to reconsider their cancellations and renewals....if nobody is going to watch the new pilots, well let's put it simply the CW are screwed.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:lilith (Please fix your user name)

Output: Dear CW NETWORK...please don't cancel the show, I will not watch your TV or your other networks ever again if you don't give us back the Secret Circle. I bet I'm not the only one, if you have no ideas what to do for season two let us fans know and we will help, we can't live without this show... I live in Europe and I will ask all european fans to sign this petition for THE SECRET CIRCLE. Thanks.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:JordanaBrewsterFAN

Output: Dear CW, you used to be my favorite network. Even more than CBS. But your stupid decision made me think otherwise. Why did you cancel Ringer and TSC which were the 2 best shows during the 2011-12 years? Cancel Nikita and Hart of Dixie and bring back both Ringer and TSC. Seriously. You cancel the shows everyone watches and rewind the shows that everybody thinks are stupid. Get over yourselves and start doing what the fans would want.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:SecretCircleMegaFan

Output: As a fan of LJ Smith's books, I was so glad you picked up one of my favorite stories. And I was more when I saw Phoebe Tonkin would play in the show my favorite character, Faye. I've been following the news from July to the moment Pilot aired. I'll mention quickly I've always loved the show, even when people had to criticize it. And when I heard you didn't chose it in your early renewals, I was like... "Okay, we're safe. They just want to scare us." But then you really cancelled the show, and my week-end was ruined. You know TSC is some serious stuff. Don't let it go.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:Galdorgalere

Output: Dear CW, I'm a huge fan of TSC and TVD from Greece. Ok, I'm happy for the renewal of TVD but I reeeeallly hate that stupid decision to cancell TSC. For what? For that stupid Nikita girl? Seriously? Come on guys!!! You cancelled a show at its very beggining. You need to reconsider your choises more wisely! And stop being kids and grow up! Bring back TSC, bring back our happiness!! Don't make us, the fans of TSC, screw your channel. Because we can and we will, if you keep cancell great shows like this one. Thank you and I hope to see soon the renewal of the show!! :)

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User: TSCFan4 (Please fix your user name)

Output: So disappointed in the CW for canceling this show. Finally something refreshing that went along well with The Vampire Diaries. I feel like the show just needs more of a chance - it was a little slow moving in the beginning but picked up throughout the year and was suspenseful and dramatic with great characters and plot. Not to mention that the CW is replacing it with a medical drama (because there aren't enough of those) and Sex in the City prequel?? Plus they chose to keep Hart of Dixie?? Clearly the CW lacks support of it's shows as it keeps debuting shows for one to two seasons before canceling them. It's dangerous to watch the CW knowing a show you love could likely be pulled after you're hooked. If CW doesn't reconsider, I hope another network picks up The Secret Circle and keeps going with it. There were so many directions for the show to take and I thought it had so much potential, especially on Thursdays with The Vampire Diaries. Now we'll be stuck with what Grey's Anatomy 2? PLEASE RECONSIDER! {C}

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:lorinah (Please fix your user name)

Output: I am so upset that they are cancelling this show! CW, have you not seen the final episode!?!?!?! This is an amazing show and something the station desperately needed. I mean Supernatural and Gossip Girl have gone down hill. The only thing left to call it a great television station was The Secret Circle and The Vampire Diaries. I mean how in the heck could you keep One Tree Hill on for a million years but get rid of something with such a great cast and storyline. If you guys can't recognize a great show then hopefully SYFY or another station will pick them up. You made a big mistake just like you did when The Game was cancelled and another network snatched them. PLEASE BRING BACK QUALITY...BRING BACK THE SECRET CIRCLE!!!!!

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User: Mikedude

Output: Saying I love TSC is an understatement. This show is incredible. It did have a rocky start, but EVERY episode was better than the last. The second season has so much potential and so many interesting angles that I KNOW that I will love it even more than the first. This show is everything that I look for in TV. Intersting character, good and bad pasts, flawed thinking, incredible stories, and especially the character dynamic between all of them. I love how friendships like Mellisa and Adam and Diana and Mellisa have progressed. Their freindships never seemed forced or cheap, none of the relationships did! Please bring The Secret Circle back for a second season, because all of us fans knows that this show DESERVES it!!

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User: MaxxZolanski

Output: The secret circle was the best new show on the CW. The ratings was perfect for a renewal. It was certain to be renewed for the first half of the season. Then they started doing those stupid long breaks every other week. It went from certain renewal to likely renewal to on the bubble that quick. The CW really made the dumbest mistake of the 2011-2012 season!!!!! I'm not supporting The CW until they bring back The Secret Circle!!!!!!!!!!

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User: MiaInWonderland

Output: Hi I live in the UK and am FORCED due to my dad's crazy work hours, to record The Secret Circle and watch it the next day. I watched the first three episodes online and then I was hooked! This is an AMAZING show, and you Cancelled it without giving it a real chance to grow. It couldn't start off with a Bang, it had to build up to it, and boy did it. The fact that you kept Gossip Girl (which should of ended after season two) but removed this Jewel from tv, is INSULTING! I love TVD but I will like many more go on strike until TSC it back on our screens! PLEASE CW, GIVE US BACK THE SECRET CIRCLE!!!

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:Tessa

Output: They have to bring back the secret circle!the show is fun and entertaining!!!!season 2 will be epic!!!!!!please reconsider!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:jules

Output: i love the program its the only one thing i watch to please dont get rid of it

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:Original Authority

Output: I started to watch this show when i found this wikia and it was owned by another person i interact with on another wikia so i thought why not check this show out and i fell in love with it i did and when i found out it was cancelled i nearly dieid (not literally obv.)

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User: Lizzy1990

Output: I feel so sad, not having been a huge fan when the show started, but gradually growing to love it. And now that it's all over and we weren't given a proper good-bye, I can't get my mind off of it. I was literally watching other finales tonight and found myself wondering what would happen to Diana. This cannot go on. My mom and I need answers!

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User: XXDarkDivaXX

Output: Eventhough The Secret Circle is not my most favorite show, I think the show deserves to have a second season because the first season was left with untold secrets and epic endings. I fell in love with it when first saw the promo video on the CW channel. I continue to watch it and what I found about the show is a dark path that a group of teenagers have to face. So I hope TSC would be re-new to let those hungry fans out there discover the final and most desirable endings.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User: Isableue

Output: Please CW, bring back The Secret Circle. Don't you hear the passion of the TSC's fans ? Certainly, CW has only a calculating machine in place of the heart. But love knows no reason. We won't give up.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User: AaronHW

Output: Please bring the show back! ABC Family or CW, hear our pleas! The show was absolutely amazing and it didn't get a fair chance to grow and thrive like other shows. Please! Renew!

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User: CharmedMilliE

Output: The Secret Circle was a great show and there is no good reason why the CW cancelled it. Bring back the Secret Circle. SAVE THE CIRCLE.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:Kingsupreme

Output: PLEASE DON'T CANCEL TSC I LOVE THAT SHOW SO MUCH AND IT IS ONE MANY SHOWS THAT I LIKE IF THAT SHOW IS CANCELED IT WILL BE SUCH A SAD THING BECAUSE THAT IS A GREAT SHOW AND I WOLD LOVE FOR IT TO SAY ON THE CW OR COME BACK ON ABC FAMILY NO MATTER WHAT STATION I JUST WANT IT TO COME BACK AND I THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I EVER PUT TIME IN TO WATCHING A SHOW AND FIGHTING TO KEEP IT ON THE AIR SO PLEASE PLEASE DON'T CANCEL IT AND JUST BRING IT BACK CW OR ABC FAMILY PLEASE AND THANK YOU.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:Damon-Balthazar-Salvatore

Output: Please, me and serveral other fans need a second season of TSC, it's amazing, the story is really good, the cast is wonderfull, the writes are incredible, all the series is good, please give it a 2nd chance CW or ABC Family pick it up.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:annonymous

Output: please dont get rid of the secret circle, i have recorded all of the episodes and watched them again and again if it goes it will be a horrible loss to the CW channel!!!!!

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:anon

Output: OMG DON'T CANCEL THE SECRET CIRCLE! ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR MIND?!? I live in the UK and I saw an advert with Pheobe Tonkin in it for TSC before it started and decided i'd give it a go as I love Pheobe! I ended up LOVING TSC and became absolutely addicted!! I've never missed an episode and love every single one! I've loved watching the characters and the story develop and I think it would be crazy to cancel TSC, there are so many ways it could be expanded in another season. PLEASE BRING THE SECRET CIRCLE BACK!!!!!

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User: Crims79

Output: This show is worth saving, enough said.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:TeamStamon

Output: This is the best show! It had more viewers than the shows the CW picked, just because it dropped 50% of TVD viewrs. The finale ended with multiple directions for the characters to go and many fans were looking forward to it! One fan donate over $5000 to charity to save the show and there are over 70,000 signatures to save the show, So SAVE THE CIRCLE

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:JoMo

Output: Don't cancel this show. The storyline hooks you & the cast is wonderful. I, like many others, am obsessed with it! C'mon guys, save the circle.

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back


Input: [JR] User:annoymous

Output: They cant cancel the show we should march up to the studieos and protest. how could they get rid of the best show they need to regather their thoughts and bring the show back. they cant just leave the show with a cliff hanger it shouldnt end like that. BRING IT BACK, BRING IT BACK, BRING IT BACK

:VampiresAndWerewolfsareAwesomeAsHell23/Save The Secret Circle - Petition page - The Secret Circle Wiki

I am not one to get into these "drama" type series and have always thought that this show was geared towards teenage girls. I am still not sure if this is something I am "proud" of, but I am addicted to this show. I started watching this series off netflix *long after the air date* and ended up finishing the series in two days. TWO DAYS! Considering I spent 15 hours and 18 minuts watching the show (plus time navigating between shows) out of 48 hours, I was *and still am* utterly hooked. Considering the rest of the time I spent sleeping, or with my freinds... thats alot of time. Although the cost of effects may seem obsessive compared to short term costs, thats not what television was built from. Great shows can not come at a great budget... LONG TERM capitol is what needs to be thought of, this will not only get people up out of the forums and watching the show again, but drive in a new audience to view the other content of the network. If I had the money I would buy up this pure gold, but unfortunatly I am a bit short. If you are reading this, PLEASE post your thoughts as well. Show that you want this show back