Sigh.
Today's Questionable Content is actually a Dinosaur Comics; today's Dinosaur Comics is actually an xkcd; today's xkcd is actually Questionable Content.
Today's Yet Another Fantasy Gamer Comic is a guest strip by Rich Morris of The Order of the Stick (with some visible resizing artifacts). Rich doesn't appear to have a guest up at his site.
Nothing obvious in my morning newspaper strips, but I only read a dozen or so.
Minus has a guest strip by someone I don't recognize called Armand.
Wondermark's gag is that David Malki is dropping the clip art in favor of drawing his own comics.
Update: Darths & Droids has sweded photos instead of its usual screen caps, due to a "cease & desist" letter. Via our heralded webmistress.
Posted by Greg at April 1, 2008 10:37 AM
You might enjoy the Legion Omnicom page today.
Or not.
Actually, it's not that today's update on xkcd is a Questionable Content instead, it's that going to xkcd.com is actually taking you to the Questionable Content website instead. (Perhaps some jiggery pokery with domain names?) Note that when you hit "Previous" on xkcd.com (for example), it takes you to the previous Questionable Content, not to the previous xkcd.
Incidentally, Order of the Stick is done by Rich Burlew, not Rich Morris. It looks to me like Morris pastiched Burlew, not that Burlew guested -- the style isn't quite right. Incidentally, anybody who doesn't hate Doctor Who should be reading Morris's sprawling fanfic webcomic epic, "The Ten Doctors".
Speaking of which, the April Fool's gag that actually had me going for a minute was Sarah Ellerton's at The Phoenix Requiem.
I am, of course, a fool, for confusing Burlew/Morris; thanks for correcting me.
Hey, I got a great April Fool's gag: George Perez's phenomenal talent being pissed away on yet another Legion reboot spliced with yet another Superman Prime fight and...
...oh wait.