Lunch Break is a short round-up of favorite webcomics appearing here each weekday at noon. Here’s something for you to enjoy over your lunch break or whenever. The premise is simple: it’s another day on the internet. Here’s a new or forgotten comic that seems interesting. Have something to recommend? Email us: crosshatchdispatch@gmail.com.

1. Harvey Pekar Tribute by Dean Haspiel // December 2010
2. Eight Days a Week, is Not Enough by Andrew Lorenzi // November 1, 2007
3. Mom’s Eulogy by Paul Abbamondi // December 27, 2010
4. Untitled by Michael Deforge // January 2, 2011
5. Archery by Sara Edward-Corbett // date unknown

– Sarah Morean

After making the journal comic series MyLifeComics for about two years, Paul Abbamondi finally took the plunge into fiction.

His webcomic Supertown follows the adventures of two best friends, Will and Kyle, who believe themselves to be their town’s only hope against the many nefarious villains that want to see it crumble.  He describes the project as Home Movies meets superheroes meets something else.

Abbamondi is also a speculative fiction short story writer, and has been published in magazines like Apex Digest, Farrago’s Wainscot, and Shimmer, among others.

He’s staying indoors for the rest of 2009, but does hope to make it to SPX and some other cons in 2010.

- Sarah Morean