Oh, Pyramid Head. If loving too much is a crime, then we’re all guilty.

This awesomely twisted comic was done by my little buddy Ryan Thompson. Ryan is the creator of Fajita and most recently Frolic: A Fairy Tale. I personally recommend checking out this very talented guys work.

Paine puns are awesome!

This awesome comic was done by David Herbert and Fer Galicia of Living With Insanity. Make sure to check their webcomic out and also check out another awesome guest strip done by David Herbert from yesteryear.

Oh, Master Chief…We know you don’t want to be here, but we’re still glad you came.

This awesome comic was provided by Garth Graham. Garth, who is know for his work on Comedity and Finder’s Keepers, is working on a new upcoming project with Michael “Mookie” Terracciano called StarPower.

StarPower is a two-fisted raygun adventure written by Mookie and drawn by Garth. It follows a young astronomer in the far future who is one day unexpectedly granted extraordinary abilities by an ancient alien artifact who charges her with the safe-keeping of the galaxy. That, however, is where the instruction manual for being hero of the cosmos ends and the adventure begins.

Once again, Garth thanks for the comic and I wish you and Mookie the best of luck on your upcoming venture.

Today’s comic was supplied by the amazing webcomic duo of Carter Fort and Paul Lucci who are the team behind The Crooked Gremlins. Over the years, their guest strips have always been top notch. Especially The Halo Experience comic which still stands as one of the most successful guest strips to ever run on this site. Looking at how many different guest strips there have been over the years, that’s definitely no small feat. Thanks a bunch, guys!

Did you know this is the first Dead Space related comic to run on Dueling Analogs? I didn’t. But it is also marks the second consecutive supermarket related comic in a row, following yesterday’s How do you do Ken?. Time to scour the internets and see if this trend can become a trifecta.

Not really first-person…or even third-person related, but the title of this comic is reminding me of The First World Problems Rap video. It does make a reference to the Wiimote and Tiny Wings for the iPhone. So I guess that’s gaming related enough to repost it here.