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Every
Weekday
BOASAS
by Steven Cloud
Boy on a Stick and Slither is a comic
strip about a boy on a stick and his friend called Slither. 
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Every
Monday
CAT AND GIRL
by Dorothy Gambrell
There's Cat. And there's Girl. And together they live in a comic strip.
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Every
Monday
BITCHSLAP
by Elizabeth F. Stewart
Gloves are off when you're BitchSlapped by sex columnist
Elizabeth F. Stewart, AKA Bitch of Dupont Circle (Washington DC).
She believes that sex is about everything and everything is about
sex. So expect to read anything about everything in the form of scandalous
personal exploits, irresponsible smut and scathing libertine screeds.
Whether your gloves are short white cotton or long black leather,
she owns and wears all the gloves herself--and knows they're all warm
on the inside.
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Every
Tuesday
CATHODE BRAY
by Liz Butler
Liz Butler thinks digital cable is a
better invention than even sliced bread. She cuts through the static
every Tuesday when she talks television -- TV Guide has a restraining
order on this miss.
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Every
Wednesday
SPORTING CHANCE
by Christopher Steiner
Christopher Steiner writes about sports,
but he doesn't play games. He's an engineer who helped design ski
runs in the host mountains of the 2002 Olympic games -- and slalomly
swears to avoid bad sports puns every Wednesday when he writes on
sports and games of all varieties.
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Every
Thursday
THE ROGUE REPORTER
by Carla Costa
President Bush has warned about rogue nations.
He should be warned about our Rogue Reporter, Carla Costa, who takes
a leftist look at the week in politics every Thursday.
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Every
Friday
BIG FAT WHALE
by Brian McFadden
Big Fat Whale is a weekly comic strip. Once upon a time, it actually featured a whale, who was always either facing left or right. Now it's just a comic with a confusing name.
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Every
Friday
YOU DIDN'T HEAR IT FROM ME
by Nikki B
Gossip maven Nikki B brings you your weekly
gossip fix every Friday. Whether it's bringing you up to speed on
JLo and Ben, Cameron and Justin, Tara and her booze or Britney and
whoever, you don't need to look any further than Gusto to find the
good stuff.
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