No Clue‽ The Webcomic!

A slice of life comic with no small amount of fictitious shenanigans!

Recovered cast file · Original run

Characters

This guide is reconstructed from the surviving strips and script archive. It records what the comic actually establishes, marks strong inferences, and leaves the holes visible where the archive cannot answer us yet.

K9

How certain are we?

Confirmed in strip Strong inference Still unresolved

The Core Four

LogicHaus, when dramatic assembly is required

Joe walking through the apartment hallway

Joe

Confirmed

Host · Inventor · Bad idea accelerator

  • Has the four-room apartment that becomes the group’s accidental refuge.
  • Created K1 through K9; an old joke in K9’s code made the ninth unit the “Champion of the AI Quickening.”
  • Builds things involving DNA, shrink rays, scanners, and consequences that usually reach kaiju scale.
Jake sighing beneath K9

Jake

Confirmed

Room two · Gas-station survivor · K9’s Master

  • Moves into Joe’s second room after a spectacularly bad breakup.
  • Works at Greedy Gary’s Gas, where workplace safety includes an infernal robber-disposal mechanism.
  • Acts as K9’s day-to-day authority and the household’s most persistent source of rules.
Royce arriving with his belongings

Royce

Confirmed

Room three · Certified biscuit maker · Realist

  • Arrives after his roommate skips town with the rent and his job cuts his hours.
  • Works at Kiss My Grits as a certified biscuit maker and deeply resents its powdered “redneck sauce.”
  • Often supplies the dry correction immediately before reality becomes even less reasonable.
Chris running toward Joe’s apartment

Chris

Confirmed

Room four · Zombie preparedness · Fructose-powered

  • Moves into room four after “two zombie broads” appear in his house.
  • Works at a restaurant under Brian and maintains unusually relevant anti-zombie precautions.
  • Has catastrophic sugar episodes and borrows K9’s holographic workstation to make webcomics.
K9’s canonical light-grey spherical body with its red eye Classic K9 · Confirmed

K9

Origin recovered

Artificial intelligence · Holographic interface · Ninth of nine

K9 is the ninth K-series unit built by Joe. A forgotten “HighLvl.exe” joke caused him to eliminate K1–K8, leaving K9 the sole champion of an AI-themed Quickening.

He calls Jake “Master,” occasionally promotes Chris to “Chris-Master,” carries instant-message participants into holographic space, projects drawing interfaces, and has a documented tendency to blame the footstool.

Supporting Cast

Eevee remembering Pokémon Red

Eevee / Evelyn

ProxyFoxy · Remote friend

Evelyn Pythas appears through K9’s chat system, experiments with Pokémon and Star Trek avatars, and remembers discovering Eevee through Pokémon Red in 1996.

Dave filming a live-action commercial

Dave

Davetehleo · Game developer

An online-chat participant whose first response to an Eevee avatar is a Poké Ball. He later says he worked on Banzai Pecan and hijacks the comic to advertise it.

Beth discussing her job search after school and surgery

Beth

Relationship inferred

Recent graduate · New hire

Jake greets her as “Baby,” strongly suggesting they are partners. She is newly out of school, recovering from surgery, worried about finding work—and receives the job call during her recovered strip.

Brian describing his proposed wok-based workplace defense

Brian

Chris’s boss · Wok tactician

Supervises Chris at a restaurant repeatedly visited by disaster. His wife vetoes a gun, leading him to research the defensive potential of a wok with alarming commitment.

Also recovered

  • Bobby appears as the Ninth Doctor of Christmas Past.
  • K1–K8 are K9’s short-lived prototype siblings.
  • Ugh is referenced as someone with a Vikingfest invitation, but does not appear clearly enough for a profile.
  • Joe-Piter and Joestoise are joke forms of Joe, not presently treated as separate people.

Open archive questions

  • Several inserts and specials do not map cleanly to numbered episodes.
  • No file named 015 survives. The script does contain “Legacy Strip #15,” apparently paired with a later-numbered image, so file and episode numbering remain unresolved.
  • Some biographies are necessarily incomplete because the surviving run ends mid-monster fight.
  • The proper original K9 is the light-grey sphere with the red eye. The dark sphere and diamond verse-forms belong to the reconstructed site’s presentation.

Built from 41 recovered image files and the reconstituted script archive · No memories quietly promoted to canon