Homestuck, the popular and lengthy webcomic by Andrew Hussie, updated with an multi-part epilogue on April 20 to tie up the story. The last we saw the kids and trolls, they were chilling on a new ...

Homestuck now has an official sequel: Homestuck^2: Beyond Canon. The new series continues the infamous webcomic, following the epilogues that creator Andrew Hussie released earlier this year.

"It is actual Homestuck. That is, an extension to the "canonical" Homestuck storyline, beginning immediately after the Homestuck Epilogues, conceived and produced by Andrew Hussie and What Pumpkin.

The main reason it exists is to prevent the technological decay of Homestuck, not to "stick one to the man" or some garbage. Need to read the Epilogues offline? They made a book for that!

At least, until now. Exactly three years after it's final epilogue, Homestuck is back with Homestuck 2: Beyond Canon, a direct continuation of the original webcomic.

First there was Homestuck, running from 2009 to 2016, then the 18-part Homestuck Epilogues, launched immediately afterwards; now there's Homestuck^2: Beyond Canon which, counter to its own name ...

Homestuck is a book/webcomic/Flash animation/video game hybrid, all created by one man named Andrew Hussie. Fans helped him meet his $700,000 goal within just one day to Kickstart a videogame version.

The original Homestuck fans originated in the MS Paint forums, where Mr. Hussie would take requests for plot twists. Eventually, fans also cropped up on 4chan and the PennyArcade forums.

"Homestuck," the megalithic, medium-straddling webcomic that's generated more than 2.5 billion page views since its 2009 debut, comes to print today in a new hardcover edition from Viz Media. Creator ...