Picpak Dog’s first published book, The Picpak Dog Collection, is here! At 96 pages, it features Picpak Dog’s first six months of strips since its move to picpak.net. And if that’s not enough, it also contains the Facebook fan page comics, rarely seen art, and unseen early sketches! It’s a must have for any Picpak Dog fan, and you can order it online for $14.95 + shipping. If you want, you can also buy the downloadable PDF for only $2.95, and keep it on your iPad, or whatever it is the cool kids do.

You can purchase your copy today by clicking here.

As you may have noticed, I just did a large overhaul of the Links section. I link to some of my favourite webcomics and webcomic friends now, as opposed to before when I didn’t because I hadn’t updated the page in three years. There’s also new link buttons to choose from for those of you who want to link to my site.

Along with that, we also say goodbye to the chatbox. It’s an outdated piece of technology that’s rarely utilized these days. I used it when I was on Comic Genesis and couldn’t post a comment on a comic. Now that you can post a comment on any comic you like, it seems pointless to keep running something so few people use these days.

In its place may be a few quick links to my favourite webcomics, so you can check them out right from the front page. Enjoy!

It took almost three years to get here, but this site finally has an About page! If you’ve feared you’ve never been bored by reading an in-depth page about this comic, fear not! Your prayers have been answered.

Since I never made a dime off of any of the advertising on this site, as of now they’re all gone! Rejoice, and be glad you’re a part of the only website actually removing its ads.

Here’s every animation I’ve made this year. Be sure to check it out, and enjoy!