El Goonish Shive (EGS) is a contemporary fantasy webcomic, written and drawn by Dan Shive. It debuted on 2002-01-21 and was hosted on Keenspot from mid-2003 to early-2009, when it changed hosting to 910CMX. Shive rates EGS as being "13+".
The comic depicts the lives of a fictional group of teenagers in their junior year of high school. They are subject to the trials of daily teenage life, such as disapproving parents, nasty rumours and arbitrary ...
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