- Racetrack Road
As printed in the Daily Californian. A comic about just plain nice people. Artist Derek Gebler.
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- Radiation Sickness Comics
Underground comic strips, cartoon, art and animation for mature readers. May contain material considered offensive.
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- Ralf Ryder
Weekly comic strip by L. Carlson and Bill Smith. Also featuring weekly installments of Pacific Rag and Husky Tales.
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- Rat and Guy
A locally published comic strip created and drawn by John West. This humorous strip revolves around a fat rat and the guy he lives with.
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- Real Life
A daily online comic about the normal lives of some abnormal people. In otherwords, me and my friends.
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- Red Meat
The self-proclaimed "most tasteless and twisted comic strip in the world". From the secret files of Max Cannon. Regularly updated, with a generous backlog.
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- Road Waffles
Follow the misadventures of a 20-something blonde psychopath, travelling through the American Southwest in a stolen car, as she robs convenience stores and picks up mentally disturbed hitchhikers.
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- Roadkill Bill
Anti-car comics by Avidor, told from the point of view of roadkill.
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- Rob After the Nuclear War
About Rob and his adventures in post-apocalyptic New England. Also contains a selection of editorial cartoons by the artist.
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- Rocketship Ginger
Comic strip by Katherine Phelps about a small girl who's also a fearless astronaut.
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- Room 825
Odd coincidences, and the college students who live through them. By Traegorn Ravenhawk.
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- Rotten Apples
Follow the everyday life of an evil genius and the people who have to live with him.
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- Rudy Park
Full-color weekly strip about the search for meaning in the modern world, starring a naive 20-something busboy at a cybercafe. By Theron Heir and Darrin Bell.
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