Pokémon Twilight

An alternate story of Pokémon, Pokémon Twilight follows the adventures of Indigo League Champion Kaia Attwater and her trainees, Rose Thyme and Gina Green, who are aiming to be Pokémon Masters.

The story's events are like the stories in colored Pokémon games and Ash Ketchum's adventure, but with more characters and interesting lives to follow. There's also a Team Rocket crew that the story follows: Sae, Naelle, and Gavin. I personally believe this Team Rocket could defeat anyone if they persevere.

The art fits perfectly with the story with its not too simple and not too detailed style.

The comic launched in March 2007, and is by Smackjeeves user Ling. Updates to the comic are at ireegular times, but there is usually at least one update every month.

Recommended audience: All Ages

Fairy Tail

Fairy Tail follows the story of mages. It first introduces a 17-year-old girl named Lucy who soon meets Natsu, a young man with transportation sickness. Along with Natsu is his talking, blue cat: Happy. Seeming weak at first, Natsu turns out to be a mage of the infamous guild named Fairy Tail.

As the story progresses, Lucy overcomes challenges with her new friends, also dealing with what trouble Natsu is able to bring upon her.

Up to date Nov.23/09, Fairy Tail has 161 chapters including few special/extra chapters. All art and copyrights go to Hiro Mashima.

Author: Hiro Mashima
Status: ongoing - weekly.
Recommended audience: Teen 13+

Incarnadyne Tears

Incarnadyne Tears is a tale about a high school boy and his friends following their dreams of becoming a well known music band. This is no ordinary boy we're talking about though: Shimo Kazutaka is an overly friendly, hyperactive, and eccentric pretty boy who has a talent for singing (yet somehow got kicked out of school choir).

The older version of the comic began in 2004 on a hosted domain, and was launched on Smackjeeves at the end of September 2007. The new version of the comic began mid-September 2009 and updates about once a week. The comic is by the amazing omgcrew.

Recommended audience: All Ages

So Common So Cheap

So Common So Cheap follows the life of 16-year-old emo boy called Kyle, his hardcore younger sister Korey, and their new neighbour Daniel.

Kyle is serious when it comes to things that emos like him have to go through. He sometimes expresses his opinion on a few things like football players, anime geeks, and Thanksgiving. Korey has to go through life meeting different people like straight-edge people and eccentric boys while dealing with her brother's troubles as well. As the three characters get a little closer, Daniel comes closer to finding his true self when it comes to Kyle.

So Common So Cheap began September 2007 and is by Smackjeeves user kidcomeback. The comic has been on hiatus since May 2008.

Recommended audience: Teens+

[Edit] kidcomeback stated that the comic was first released on another website in 2004 during one of his 2010 news updates.

Fujoshi!

When you have an average high school boy who wants to get closer to his high school crush who's an eccentric yaoi fan girl that always spreads rumours about him being gay, which he is not, but has to lie that he is gay so that he could stay friends with her, you get Fujoshi!

The story combines shojo and shonen-ai themes into one humorous, heart touching, chest pounding comic. Fujoshi! is by Smackjeeves user Neko-Kurai. The comic began mid-June 2008 and supposedly ended late April 2009 until a recent announcement about its revival coming in December 2009.

Recommended audience: Teens+