I would have to agree there. They come up with the most unbelievable things but you just sit back and accept it because you are so overcome with awesome.

I also like how unlike most webcomics this one doesn't do manga style, instead it is much more like a traditional american comic.

Nothing is unbelievable when Ninjas are involved.

They alone expand the horizon of human potential.

And I mean, this is a Ninja who is also a Doctor. Which pretty much throws the horizon right out.

He's an Irish ninja who is also a doctor.

I liked that bit in one of the early story arcs where he chopped up the pirates with rock-hard four leaf colvers.

What I like the most about Dr. McNinja is the fact that it dances so delicately between the borders of serious (with the way he does the art) and hilarious (with the subject matter).

I love that arc. It was so funny because as he was using the shamrock shuriken he just kept repeating "SO STUPID!"

dr Mcninja is 15 degrees of awesome on two different levels. The comic themselves and the tag lines they have.

I discovered Dr. McNinja not too long ago and I am hooked. Any comic that has Mexican bandits riding dinosaurs and Danish ninja-killers ordering an attack on a car being driven by a clone of Benjamin Franklin is an awesome comic in my book.

As for Gordito, I'm finally starting to like him. I used to hate him; that whole "young kid following in the hero's footsteps" thing always irritates the hell outta me. But he's growing on me. Excellent job being done on developing that character.

He walks the fine line between healer and killer, achieving perfect balance. And... um... He's Irish, which is... cool.

I just re-read the Vs Mc Donalds story arc.

I love the invisible rocket launcher. Proof that this guy is a goddamn genius.