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(page last modified Sept. 8, 2009)
So, what the hell is Ownicon?

Ownicon was created on January 1st, 2005 by three friends, more specifically, three teenage Canadians named Chris, Keith, and Zack. We thought it would be a great idea to launch a collaborative webcomic thing; we called it Ownicon. Now the name is associated with all of our projects, but it started with crappy webcomics.
The domain was bought later on by Zack's older brother, Sam, who sometimes does code stuff for the site when he's not gooning it up or whatever. If you're looking for him, he can be emailed at zergstain@ownicon.com. *
Who's Chris?
Christopher Laurier Rosier does a comic called Triple Triple. He used to have a comic called Caffeine Chronicles and also owned a web site with a photo of a dog standing in a field. The old comic was a hilarious masterpiece; Triple Triple is cool too.
Christopher is a Wendigo, so do not approach if you see him in a dream.
He can be contacted at chris@ownicon.com. **
Who's Keith?
Keith David Mclean, known primarily as K-Dave, is the author of The Most Comic Ever and various other little graphic novels.
He's a graphic designer guy who hasn't actually designed any of the pages on this site, instead leaving it up to the dilettantes.
His signature work, The Most Comic Ever, is a profound meditation on loss and longing. It has won several prestigious awards, such as,
He can be contacted at keith@ownicon.com. **
Who's Zack?
Zachary Isaac Wilkins—the person who designs and maintains all these pages, meaning me. I draw a comic called Pity and a couple other comics on occasion. Pity is really just my outlet for wacky monkey cheese jokes when I'm bored, but that's also all that's available for reading.
For an optimal reading experience, please put 3D glasses on before reading any of my comics. Once you have them on, do not remove them under any circumstances.
I can be contacted at zack@ownicon.com. **
Why do your comics suck so bad
Well, you see,
Are you guys going to make any other comics?
We do a couple a year on average. The rest of the time, we're working on stuff that's way cooler than a few dumb comics that only nerds read. I can't talk to you about the cool projects.
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