Dayfree Press

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Dayfree Press was an online webcomic syndicate. Each Dayfree member had a special advertisement banner on their webpage that advertised the comics of another member-site. The ad was generated at random every time the page reloaded and sometimes showed an ad for the comics that were on the same webpage.

The name "Dayfree Press" was brainstormed in 1994 by Dana Darko and RStevens, as an umbrella for publishing minicomics for local distribution and mailorder. Shortly after RStevens left Dayfree to co-found dumbrella.com, Darko scoured the Internet for "the most promising new webcomics talents." In 2003, the second incarnation of Dayfree Press began at dayfreepress.com with a starting line-up of eleven established webcartoonists.

Original member comics[]

• Butternutsquash by Ramon Perez and Rob Coughler
• Coffee Brain by Rob Laughter
• Comet 7 by David Tekiela
• Ctrl+Alt+Del by Tim Buckley
• Instant Classic by Brian Carroll
• Little Gamers by Pontus Madsen and Christian Fundin
• Orneryboy by Michael Lalonde
• Robot Stories by Dana Darko
• Sam and Fuzzy by Sam Logan
• Theater Hopper by Tom Brazelton (moved to Boxcar Comics)
• White Ninja by Kent Earle and Scott Bevan

Previous member comics (non-original)[]

• A Lesson Is Learned But The Damage Is Irreversible by David Hellman and Dale Berran
• Boy on a Stick and Slither by Steven L. Cloud (moved to Dumbrella)
• No 4th Wall to Break by Chris Whetstone and Jamie McGarry
• Nothing Nice To Say by Mitch Clem (moved to Boxcar Comics)
• VG Cats by Scott Ramsoomair

Final membership[]

• Able and Baker by Jim Burgess
• Bad News Radio by Maxx Diamond
• Butternutsquash by Ramon Perez and Rob Coughler
• Comet 7 by David Tekiela
• Dinosaur Comics by Ryan North
• Girly by Josh Lesnick
• Kristy Versus the Zombie Army by David Tekelia
• Little Gamers by Pontus Madsen and Christian Fundin.
• Patches by Kelly Vivanco
• Questionable Content by Jeph Jacques
• Sam and Fuzzy by Sam Logan
• Stuff Sucks by Liz Greenfield
• The Adventures of Dr. McNinja by Chris Hastings and Kent Archer
• White Ninja by Kent Earle and Scott Bevan

External links[]

• Dayfree Press

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