It can be found here.
As of October 25, 2010, Haque has placed the comic on indefinite hiatus.
Applegeeks provides examples of:
- Art Evolution:
- This is #195, and the style of any non-guest comic before it. This is #196. It then gets even Darker and Edgier just a few comics later before reverting to something similar to the second style as of #219, only to change styles again later—right around #300 or so. Also, starting with #380, Yuko Ota became part-time artist, causing yet another Art Shift. Officially,
hisher name is only on #380-382, #485, and #493-496 (current), although shortly after the first guest appearance, the difference between Haque's style and Ota's narrowed quite a bit, for one final art shift (thus far). - Heck, even the character's skin tones have shifted (most evident in Hawk, who now looks much more like Haque, on whom he's based).
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- B-Side Comics: AG Lite, a newspaper-style comic updating three times a week, in contrast to the full-color, continuity-based main comic.
- Crossover: A few times, both with Ctrl+Alt+Del (Hawk beats down Buckley with his laptop) and MegaTokyo (Piro just...
pops up out of nowhere, but doesn't directly interact with Hawk) - Face–Heel Turn: Frost - after being absent from the comic for over 150 issues.
- Funny Background Event: Twice, one when Hawk begins work on Eve (before she got a human body) and when Hawk returned home to eat a bunch of donuts.
- K-I-S-S-I-N-G in a Tree: Hilariously demonstrated in number 181
- Lampshade Hanging: On the rampant Product Placement
- Masquerade:
- Pushed to breaking point with Eve - She largely avoids attention despite her bright blue hair, glowing parts, energy blades, facial markings and body armor as people believe her to be a cosplayer. Who exactly they think she's cosplaying as is never mentioned. This gets played with in #497 where Gina's friend thinks Eve is in costume, and, when Eve says she's actually a robot, doesn't believe her.
- At least some think she's cosplaying Gunnm, according to #320.
- Pushed to breaking point with Eve - She largely avoids attention despite her bright blue hair, glowing parts, energy blades, facial markings and body armor as people believe her to be a cosplayer. Who exactly they think she's cosplaying as is never mentioned. This gets played with in #497
- Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping - Gina originally had an irish accent, but this was quickly dropped after a couple of issues.
- Orphaned Series: In the middle of a time travel arc, no less.
- Product Placement: Unsurprisingly, dude really loves his Apple products.
- Robot Girl: who, of course, is built using apple hardware.
- Scapegoat Ad: This is the webcomic version of the trope—the characters who use Microsoft and PC are presented as moronic and/or constantly running afoul of computer viruses, bugs, lagging, and poorly-designed functions.
- Ship Tease: Gina/Hawk looked like it was going to happen for awhile, but that's changed. Also occurred earlier with Naku/Hawk, though this subplot abruptly vanished along with both Naku and her
real-life counterpart. - Show Some Leg: Gina distracts her foe by flashing...her.
- Talking Animal: It's actually just a figment of Hawk's imagination.
- Token Minority: Hawk may or may not qualify as a Twofer Token Minority, as he a Bangladeshi American and Muslim (as evidenced by his honoring Ramadan), but the "Token" part is misleading as he is modeled after the original artist.
- The 'Verse: Part of a pseudo-canonical "Macverse" comprised of it, MegaTokyo and Mac Hall.
- Victorious Childhood Friend: After a lot of "Will They or Won't They?", Jayce and Alice are finally dating.