Welcome to Anti-Heroes! If you're new here and looking for information, then you've come to the right place. If you're just looking through the website randomly, then feel free to continue reading for some interesting, but mostly useless facts. You can go ahead and look through them all, or if you're looking for something specific, then there's a list of topics below. If you have other questions that need answering, then go ahead and contact me, or post a comment on the comics to let me know and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

1. What is the Anti-Heroes about?
2. Who is the author?
3. What's with the art style?
4. How often do you update Anti-Heroes?
5. What's the deal with this website?
6. Anything I can do to help?

What is Anti-Heroes about?

First and foremost, Anti-Heroes is a fancomic of Rich Burlew's own masterful comic the Order of the Stick. Yeah, yeah I hear you yelling at me about a "fancomic" already, but let me explain. This whole thing started out as a humble little project that I posted on Rich's forums. It became pretty popular, and started to grow in size as well. As the popularity increased, so did my ideas for it, and I realized pretty quickly that I couldn't keep it on a forum forever, so I had a friend agree to code the website I designed, and here we are.

As for the comic itself, well, it's a pretty simple idea. Similarly to Order of the Stick, Anti-Heroes takes place within a world governed by the rules of Dungeons & Dragons. If you aren't familiar with the game concepts, then you may be at a bit of a loss as far as some jokes go, but I do my best to make at least some of my humour universal. Of course, there's a lot more information about the characters on the Cast page, so if you're interested in more details, you might want to head over that way.
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Who is the author?

Well, that would be me, Jordan Quigley. I'm a Canadian student, who enjoys writing, playing Dungeons & Dragons, and long walks on the beach. What kinds of things do I write? Well, at the moment, this, but I do have a certain soft spot in my heart for writing fantasy, which I'm sure is plenty obvious from the comic itself. Although, I dabble in science fiction from time to time. Of course, I'm sure you don't really care about any of that, so I guess I can just say that I'm the author of this comic here. Hi.
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What's with the art style?

As I already mentioned, Anti-Heroes is a fancomic, which happens to be in the same art style as the source material. And yes, the style is simplistic, but that doesn't make it bad. Rich Burlew is the one who created the style, and I honestly can't see his comic being told in any other way. Besides, this comic is a hobby of mine, not a career, so this kind of style lets me get away with a decent amount updates per week without having to toil over every page.
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How often do you update Anti-Heroes?

Well, that should be obvious from the website banner. I aim for Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday updates, since I like being different than your average Mon-Wed-Fri schedule. However, sometimes my life takes priority and an update gets pushed back. If such an event happens, then I do my best to let everyone know what's up, and when the next update will be.
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What's the deal with this website?

This website is basically a home for my comic, Anti-Heroes... in case you didn't figure that out already. It was designed by yours truly, but I did not actually code it or put it together for the web. You can look toward my friend Chris (Crazed) for that one. He's the guy that I share the blog Indolents.com with, and an all-around good guy. If you've got questions regarding technical aspects of the Anti-Heroes website, then you're probably better off asking him than me, since my answer will likely be a hearty, "I don't know."

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Anything I can do to help?

Yes, you can. Should you feel so inclined, there is a donate button right below this very paragraph that you can click to redirect you to PayPal. I'm not expecting you to empty your pockets or anything, but every little bit goes a long way. Donations go towards payments for the web space.

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