113: "A Little Perspective"

112: "Trick Boxes"

111: "A View That Takes Your Breath Away"

110: "That's Show Business"

109: "Lens Flare Up"

108: "Slithering Saviour"

107: "Sundays in the Park with Blobo"

106: "A Different Point of View"

105: "!&*$()&%$%%$!"

104: "Magic Carpet Ride"

As with most things PaperComic, substitute any of the words in the title with "death," and it's more accurate.

103: "The Final PaperComic"

If anyone wanted to know how PaperComic ends, this is it.

Guest writer: Naivasha Dean's mom.

102: "A Daunting Challenge"

101: "Mangoes Not Included"

Guest writer: Becky Robles. Guest art help (machine-crazinator): Erik Rempen.

PAPERCOMIC ONE HUNDRED

1. For our CentennialComic, instead of doing text and drawings separately, we just traded off each panel, with no discussion about where the comic's "story" was to go.
2. Trivia: it's the size of 8 RegularComics!
3. In case you didn't notice, it's a prequel to PaperComic One. Isn't that clever?
4. Yes, we've done the calculations, and 100 times 0 is still 0.

99: "Quitters"

A psuedo-sequel to PaperComic 86.

98: "Strangers Than Fiction"

97: "Warning!"

96: "Apples From Space"

Guest art by Stephanie Moore.

95: "Under Construction"

94: "Thar She Beards"

93: "The Pestered Puppet"

Another couple does a guest writing/drawing job - Erik Rempen and Hannah Whitehurst.

92: "Plight of the Beardless"

91: "I Hate Math"

It's all Golden Ratio-y.

90: "Potent Metaphor"

89: "Limited Choices"

88: "WHAAAAAAAAAAT??"

Guest art and writing by the dynamic duo, Becky Robles and Brian Andrews. This is what they came up with in full consciousness, completely sober, having been told to "just do a normal comic."

87: "Special Kilian Birthday Edition: Look, It's Kilian!"

Happy birthday to my brother, Kilian Rempen, who as we speak is in a giant sphere of drums, drumming his way to doom.

86: "End Your Stories Well, Or Else!"

Or else the Space Squid will get you.

85: "Snip, Snip"

84: "Feline-ing High w/Shoes"

83: "PretentiousComic"

Jeez. More like EmoComic.