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Everybody can name famous pirates like Captain Kidd and Long John Silver. What about those who are less famous? Here are a few. @cobmaximus's Contest This is my entry to @cobmaximus's Steemit webcomics

Talk with your teen. If they admit to being involved in clowning, don't panic. It could be worse, they could be cartooning. @cobmaximus's Contest This is my entry to @cobmaximus's Steemit webcomics contest.

Apparently, marine life love messing with undersea Internet cables. So Donnie the Dolphin just couldn't help himself. If you're interested in the cables that put the world on the World Wide Web, check

Readers have commented that they use my round-up posts to find new webcomics. So I decided to move the introduction section to the top of my round-up posts. Give the audience what they want! Here are webcomics

2018 looks good for the comics community on Steemit. Sorry I was busy and didn't post a round-up last week. Even being the end of year, there were some interesting comics to read. Anyway, here are the

This week Steemit had many interesting original webcomics. It's exciting what the community has produced even though everyone has been busy with the holidays. I apologize that I haven't posted any of my

I remember when I joined Steemit, you could count the active webcomic posters on one hand with fingers to spare. It's a blessing to see the community grow here. I've waded through all the memes and off-topic

Have you ever had a friend watch your stuff? How did that go? Imagine asking Donnie the Dolphin to guard something. I was reading @trafalgar's post about how short content is undervalued here on Steemit.

I've seen some bad advice here on Steemit. So here's some more. It goes to show you that you should consider the source when you take advice. Have a question for Donnie the Dolphin? Need some advice? Leave

This comic was inspired by watching the Diversity and Comics YouTube channel. The commentator, Zack, expresses contempt for indie comics like this one. So Minnow and Donnie the Dolphin felt the pressure

Here's your sign. Who are you? Hi, my name is Kevin. I make webcomics with heart or -- at least -- a punch line. I usually sign the last panel of each cartoon with my name. It's a convention in comic strips.

Thanks for the upvotes, @zneeke and @anomaly! I was thinking about what sort of trouble the Minnow could find. This is probably one of his greatest calamities! Too bad Donnie the Dolphin isn't there to

Thanks for the upvotes, @ubg and @overkillcoin! Believe or not, there's actually a musical genre called crabcore. It gets its name because the musicians squat in a crablike manner. Rumor has it that there

I'm back, fishes! Did you miss me? Leave a comment below.

This time, Donnie the Dolphin found something! Inktober This is my entry for Mr. Jake Parker's Inktober Initiative. Mr. Parker has challenged artists to draw an ink drawing every day in October and post

Creating these "look what fell off of a ship" cartoons make me chuckle. I get to comment on humanity from the perspective of ocean creatures Inktober This is my entry for Mr. Jake Parker's Inktober Initiative.

Should I make Freddy a recurring character? Let me know in the comments. Inktober This is my entry for Mr. Jake Parker's Inktober Initiative. Mr. Parker has challenged artists to draw an ink drawing every

I always have fun drawing "look what fell off of a ship" cartoons. Of course, Donnie the Dolphin is curious about the object. Like Donnie, I was hungry when I drew this. Inktober This is my entry for Mr.

I can't believe how hard it was to draw a cowboy hat. Inktober This is my entry for Mr. Jake Parker's Inktober Initiative. Mr. Parker has challenged artists to draw an ink drawing every day in October

Halloween is coming soon. One grabs a pumpkin donut and their mind turns to the spectral. Face it, ghostfish are cool! What do you think of? Vampire squids? Inktober This is my entry for Mr. Jake Parker's