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Webcomics have been around for quite some time. In the last few years there has been an incredible growth in steampunk webcomics.
Of course the most well known would be Girl Genius.
A few others that are quite good, but not as well known:
One that a member of Steampunk Ottawa brought to the group's attention is a new form of webcomic with motion and sound. It is an intriguing concept and the artwork is beautiful.
A Canadian web comic "Hark, a vagrant" is by Kate Beaton. Unlike the others, it is not a continuous storyline, but in a short comic strip form. Also, while many of her strips are steampunk or Victorian, not all of them are.
Other than Miss Beaton's, I cannot find any other Canadian steampunk webcomics. If anyone knows of other Canadian steampunk webcomics please do share. Help support our home grown talent.
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Just to mention it, Monique MacNaughton, artist of "The Continentals", is a proud Canadian.
Darryl Hughes
writer/creator of "The Continentals"
http://www.drunkduck.com/Bruised_Oranges/index.php?p=304873
But I won't do that.
Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage as Victorian era crime fighters (with occasional help from Isambard Kingdom Brunel).
http://2dgoggles.com/ (blog)
http://sydneypadua.com/2dgoggles/the-complete-lovelace-and-babbag
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M. Duncan says...
Really enjoyed, Copper Age... The art work reminds me a little of an English Illustrator from the 80's called Patrick Woodroffe.
Glad you're enjoying "Hopeless" and i consider that a very flattering comparison!
Thanks very much for the mention Lee Ann!
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