A Look at "SUBNORMALITY" - Return of the Webcomic Post

I haven't wrote a webcomic focused post in a while, so I figure it's the perfect time to bring SUBNORMALITY, a comic series that is described by the author as "comix with too many words", to your attention. Want a webcomic that actually has some substance? Look no further. The author (Winston Rowntree) (note: not really the author's real name), really gets people. I can't count the number of times I've thought "GET OUT OF MY HEAD" while reading his comics. He somehow manages to pin down human uncertainty and optimism simultaneously without coming across as flippy floppy. His comics aren't black and white, but grey. KINDA LIKE LIFE ITSELF, RITE GUYS? He gets that while humans can be messy and strange, we also have a lot in common and share a remarkable amount of experiences and thought processes that connect us as well. I dare you not to delve deep into his archives and go on a binge reading spree. Be warned, though, some of these babies are lengthy, so get comfy.

WEBCOMIC LOVE

This looks a lot like my Saturday night "getting ready" ritual

Hey guys! Do you like webcomics? You do? What a coincidence, so do I! What about fucked up webcomics? Me too! Man, we sure have a lot in common. Simon Hanselmann's "Megg Mogg and Owl" comics are just the right amount of hilarious and fucked up, with a cast of characters that worm their way in your heart. It kind of worries me how much this comic speaks to me and how much I can relate to it, because all the characters are always within spitting distance of losing their shit or on the verge of a drug induced mental breakdown. Oh well. We are who we are, right guys?! Anyway, here is the link to his Tumblr where you can find a huge chunk of his work FOR FREE, you guys! And who doesn't love free stuff?
--->  Girl Mountain
(And, if you love his stuff as much as I do, he has his book "Life Zone" available to buy on spacefacebooks.com. Okay, done gushing now.)