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Read the adventures of Girlbot’s equally unfortunate predecessor Little Miss Mechanical in this stand-alone comic, in the style of the good ol’ days of Sunday newspaper strips. It’s printed at 11″x14″ on Epson Enchanced Matte paper, perfect for framing. Each one is signed by the artist.

This simple image shows Girlbot and Raccoon #1 reinterpreted as human girls. Originally drawn as filler art, readers enjoyed how it communicated the characters’ personalities in a more anthropomorphic way. Now you can buy a copy of it for your own. It’s printed at 8″x10″ on Epson Premium Luster paper, perfect for framing. Each one is signed by the artist.

Once again, Girlbot finds herself in an amusingly awkward situation. Such is Girlbot’s plight. Not a very good girl — though she tries — and apparently not a very good robot, either. It’s printed at 8″x10″ on Epson Premium Luster paper, perfect for framing. Each one is signed by the artist.

Get your favorites Girlbot strip(s) printed on Epson Premium Luster paper, perfect for framing. Each one is signed by the artist.

The first mini-comic collection of The Intrepid Girlbot, encompassing the first five months of the webcomic. The strips are stacked into pages and read much smoother than they do online. The insides are in black and white, with a bright yellow cardstock cover. Each mini-comic comes with an inked sketch on the inside back cover. Make a request or leave it as a surprise! 24 pages!

Here’s my bonafide ink-on-paper Girlbot originals. They’re a little “dirty,” meaning they have colored pencil lines, whited-out mistakes, wobbly lines I fixed in Photoshop, etc. However, they’re in good shape, and each strip is numbered, titled, signed, and dated. They’re a great way to see some of my process in creating the webcomic.

The originals are at priced $30 for single-sized strips and $40 for double. Cheap! But my personal favorites are $10 extra. I mean, if you must take them from me…