Playtime Projects is an online comic about a dysfunctional children's show, its cast, and their shenanigans. This strip is not intended for children. Playtime Projects utilizes techniques used by traditional children's shows—such as talking puppets, lesson plans, and a variety of sketch-comedy—it also includes foul language and mature themes.

Generic Strips: Some sketches celebrate the idea of "childish fun in the heart of the Imagine Nation." These strips focus on the generic puppettes and their non-generic associates.

Severn's Sins: In these strips, we learn about Mr. Steven Severn. He is a humble blue collar worker who tries to teach children valuable lessons after a full work day. Mr. Severn is a friendly gentleman from your neighborhood who happens to be bedeviled by seven little sins.

Li'l Pirates: Cap'n Willy and his crew of youngsters are trapped on a tropical island with nothing to do but throw coconuts at the local wildlife and search for a legendary buried treasure.

Artist, web designer, and storyteller—Keith Quinn is the creator of the Local Heroes and Playtime Projects comic strips and websites. Keith was also the co-creator of A Girl and Her Wookiee, a bi-weekly comic strip that ran from June 4, 2001 through December 24, 2002 at SWG Stratics.

If you'd like to see more of his work, check out his online portfolio.

Contact Keith at www.hurm.com/contact/.

The hands, brains, and soul of Hurm.com can be found in Hurm Studio. We make illustrations, graphic designs, Web sites, comic book art, and all sorts of visually artistic creations—and there may even be a little bit of writing, too.

Visit the Hurm Studio portfolio at www.hurm.com/studio/.

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Pop over to the Hurm Contact Form at www.hurm.com/contact/.

Looking to have an ad on a Hurm site? You're in luck! You have a few opportunities to choose from. You can buy ad spaces on the following sites:

• Hurm.com (www.hurm.com) and Hurm News (www.hurm.com/news/): The hub of the Hurm network.
• Local Heroes (www.localheroes.us): an all-ages comic strip about a group of super-powered adventurers.
• Playtime Projects (www.playtimeprojects.com): a teen-rated online comic about a dysfunctional children's show. Includes some rough language and mature themes.
• A Girl and Her Wookiee (www.hurm.com/agahw/): an all-ages concluded online comic about a young girl and her companion as they search for her missing grandfather. This is a fan comic that took place in the Star Wars universe.

Here is how you can advertise on the sites mentioned above:

Place a button ad in the sidebar of Hurm.com, Hurm News, Playtime Projects, and A Girl and Her Wookiee: These button ads appear simultaneously at all of the aforementioned sites and are managed by Project Wonderful.

Place a banner ad near the top of every Local Heroes page: These banner ads appear near the top of every page on this site. On pages that display comics, these banner ads will appear just underneath the comic. These ads are managed by Project Wonderful. (Sorry, no "not safe for work" or adult-only ads on the Local Heroes site.)

Place a text ad in the sidebar of every Local Heroes page: These banner ads appear near the top of every page on this site. On pages that display comics, these banner ads will appear just underneath the comic. These ads are managed by Google AdWords. (Sorry, no "not safe for work" or adult-only ads on the Local Heroes site.)

Place a banner ad near the top of the Playtime Projects home page: These banner ads appear only on the home page of this site and are managed by Project Wonderful.