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EverydayAbnormal
Standing watch on the threshold of the mundane and the impossible. Updating Mondays and Fridays!
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Comic language: English
Genre: Fantasy
Activity status: Active
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Last update: Yesterday
Number of comics: 210
Number of subscribers: 94
Visitors: 56133 visitors (381597 pages viewed)
Rating: 4.98 (393 votes)

Comic description

When supernatural, technological, or mythic threats endanger human lives, only the Agency of the Unnatural can rise up to stop them -- but it's the ordinary people who are caught in the crossfire. Jon Grasseschi's ongoing saga explores how people react, live, and just survive when the unexplainable, the impossible, and the just plain weird intrude on their lives.

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Zomburai
Zomburai
JON GRASSESCHI lives in Hicksville, but he likes it there. He works two jobs, one of which is full-time. Thus, he frequently runs out of time to work on his comics.

He's probably reading something by Brian Bendis, Grant Morrison, or Warren Ellis right now.

He's been known to cheer for the Seattle Seahawks, sometimes against his better judgment.


Most recent comments left on EverydayAbnormal

CyberSkull
17th May 2013
CyberSkull
It looks like the more she is resisting them, the more radical their construction seems to be.
Left on Promise, page 65
Peter Palmiotti
17th May 2013
Peter Palmiotti
WAIT, that can't be good!!
Left on Promise, page 65
KarToon12
17th May 2013
KarToon12
So she's become the Terminator now? XD
Left on Promise, page 65
Draginbeard
17th May 2013
Draginbeard
Ooooo! Renata had already seemed a touch unhinged, its easy to see her as a double dose of deadly and criminally dangerous should she ever break free!
Left on Promise, page 65
Zomburai
17th May 2013
Zomburai
... Caravaggio seems to be suffering worse side effects than Gen was. A lot worse.

And with that, EverydayAbnormal has now more than doubled the previous longest project I've ever worked on. Holy crap. o.o

Have a great weekend, everyone!
Left on Promise, page 65