The Dead Comics Ant Brigade

Your source for comics that've stopped updating, died, or otherwise just kinda ended. Your call. Don't ask about the name.

• Isometric, a rather angst-riddled, insane comic featuring cubes. (Hasn't updated much recently and seems to be switching domain names every month or so)
• It's Gravy! Where else can you get homcidal maniacs, high school vampires, giant goats, and Noit all at once? (Wogoat is making things, he may be back eventually)
• Sometimes Science Sucks, a comic that deals with science, pseudoscience, and science that's just there for the sake of science. (Nick's been more than a bit busy with his other work, S.U.I.T.S., which is rather nifty)
• Breakfast at Timpani's, the weekly superhero parody comic that teaches you that breakfast IS the most important meal of the day. (Liquid Cross ended the strip)
• Squaresville, which proves that you should ALWAYS check your roommates before you move in. (Kenny has put the strip on indefinite hiatus)
• Dog Complex, where a radio talk show host, a talking dog, and Lionel Ritchie COLLIDE. (Dave got a new job and had to put Dog Complex on indefinite hiatus)
• Floyd the Paramecium Cartoons. Floyd is a comic mascot that rivals the Nasal Fly. (Turnip's on break for a bit)
• The Longest And Most Pointless Adventure In The History Of Long And Pointless Adventures. The name says it all. (Monkey seems to be a bit on the non-updatey side right now, and the natives are getting restless)
• Adam's Road Gang, proving once and for all that a Boba Fett-like bounty hunter, a minotaur, a goth chick, a catgirl, and a creature with eyes sticking out of the top of his head can live together in perfect harmony. (Jaster's busy with a bunch of stuff right now, but ARG should return)
• River City High, the comic that makes you wanna say BARF!! (Hasn't updated in a considerable amount of time, most likely waiting on an animation to be completed)
• Checkerboard Nightmare, a comic strip about a comic strip character. An adventure in unkept promises. (Kris ended the strip)
• Ashfield Online, where Professor Ashfield teaches you everything you need to know. (As soon as I put it back in the DMR, it stopped updating again. I should weaponize that)
• Snail Dust. Doesn't every girl want a two foot sentient dust snail for a pet? (Napoleon's declared it dead)
• Stuff of Legends, because heroes need to retire, too, just not always when they want to. (The comic's on indefinite hiatus)
• Mayberry Melonpool, where a clone, a telepathic dog, a 220lb hamster, a Star Trek-obsessed captain, at least three versions of a maniacal inventor, and a duck collide. (Troop... I don't know WHAT Troop's doing, really)
• Geek Salad. Never turn your back on your coffeemakers. (still on idle)
• Doctor Fun, proudly was the longest-running webcomic out there! (until its end in 2006; 'twas a good run, Doc, a good run indeed)
• No 4th Wall To Break, where a lit match, a specter, and other oddballs show you minimalism at its finest. (on indefinite hiatus)
• Lost & Found Investigations. Modern-day detective comedy. (seems to be quite muchly idle)
• girl/robot, heartwarming tales of a girl and her robot. (Petie's been quite a bit busy recently)
• Boxjam's Doodle. If you don't understand Boxjam, you don't understand what webcomiccing is about. Really. Jerkface. (BoxJam! Speak to us, man! We all miss ya!)
• Fight Cast or Evade, another medieval comic, this one featuring numerous dysfunctional creatures trying to make a living as adventurers. (Matt's said he's pulled the plug on it)
• Triangle & Robert. Geometry lessons were never this wacky. (Noser brought the saga to a close)
• Impy and Aevy. Have you ever used the phrase "bizzarely cool" to describe something? Like a webcomic? Well, I have. Just now, in fact. (Yammy seems to have drifted off to other projects)