Have you read DataChasers or Luna-Star yet?

Luna-Star is coming up close to it's final end, and DataChasers is just updates away from the big battle to Rescue Lynn.

Dolly and CeCi are ready to Rock and Roll to get to Lynn, Dolly more than CeCi.  But Dolly is all kitted out with some new weapons and a take no prisoners attitude.

Major Ramesy, Dr. Silver, TeeDee, Ada, Connie and Mr. Black are finishing up their preparations for the party as well.

Prince Decimus has already stepped over all bounds, and his Assassination attempt on General Maxus is heading down the tubes as we speak.

Over at Luna-Star Galina has reached the end of the journey, but has the Journey reached the end of her?

If you don't know what I am talking about go over to DataChasers and Luna-Star and start reading.

Also if you wouldn't mind, if you like DataChasers and Luna-Star, sign up for a Comic Fury account, and subscribe to both of them.  I'd love to see both comics to have over 300 subscribers by the end of the month.

Can you help me out?

And for the record, I have no connection to either DataChasers/Luna-Star, or Comic Fury, other than I enjoy reading the comics and I like how Comic fury hosts these and hundred of other web comics for Free with minimal advertising.

Honestly, I'd like to nominate Luna-Star for the Hugo Awards next year.  How about you help me do that?

A Web-comic you should read

There is some NSFW pages, and it's not really all that long as most web-comics go, only about 350 pages or so.  But it tells a story, it has a good plot, and a definite if slightly sad ending.  It is also what I consider to be very good science fiction.  So good that others who have read it, have printed out all of the artwork and bound it into actual real dead tree paper books.  One gentleman gave copies to his local library.  Were it not for certain of the aforementioned NSFW pages, I would do the same myself.

The Comic is called Never Mind The Gap

And there is a very special reason for that title.  All of which is actually explained in the story leading up to the ending.

The author has moved onto other works now, which I am still going through, but I really think you might enjoy this particular story.  And on most places the adage is "Don't Read The Comments"  Well on this story, you DO want to read the comments.