Warburton does have experience as a Venture Family Defender.

You're talking about "dawning realization," a term which here means, "that feeling you get when you discover someone isn't kidding and really is that clueless."

Alex + Ada by Luna & Vaughn
The Ballad of Halo Jones by Moore (esp. the segments on Earth)
The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys by Way & Simon (I only read the first issue, but it's about rebels in a dystopia.)
Locke and Key by Hill

Good YA Comics Without Superheroes:

Weirdworld wasn't on my radar, and now it's getting an AV Club preview. Does that mean it's too late to save?

That's all I could find too. Maybe they'll release more after the Art of the Venture Brothers finally goes to press.

I'll check what I have when I get home tonight. Are you counting the Christmas songs as officially released?

But why's he laying on the floor, sleeping during work hours?

This one?

Every time I buy a CD, I'm disappointed it doesn't contain a sticker. Two out of the dozens of CDs I've ever purchased came with stickers, but it's still a dashed hope.

He's Rusty!

I was hoping the restaurant was actually a combination of Ninja and Sakegura, since then I'd have half been to the fictional restaurant. Looking at pictures of Ninja, that's probably not the case.

I heard he was a dentist (of hearts.)

What I'm hearing is that if I break my leg in Portland, there's a chance the Middleman will help me out?

Cornellius Cornellius, I miss you ape

Uncle Deadly doesn't seem like the t-shirt type.

I'm a fan of "Casablanca: Cult Movies and Intertextual Collage." But I'll be paying off student loans into my 40's.

May I see it?

So that Bill statue in the woods is real, right? And no one is going to end up hurting themselves or distancing themselves from their families trying to find it?

I keep on trying to pitch people on a party at my place where we all dress our favorite animals, play video games, and then there's a contest where we all throw shoes at people.