“Dorm Dorks” is a webcomic strip that follows the misadventures of life in a Dorm Room. Take a look below to get to know the main characters. Find out what really makes them tick–and how living in a dorm has probably scarred them for life… uh, in a good way…?

CHUCK

Chuck is a true dork. He loves Superheroes, Star Trek, and Sci-Fi Channel Original Movies. These passions are so a part of him that he assumes everyone else has the same love for geek culture, and is incredibly confused when they don’t. In spite of his proud geek heritage, he does suffer from very low self-esteem, which has so far kept him from acting on his feelings for Sandy, his one true love.

BOB

Bob was Chuck’s best friend from High School, and now his college roommate. Bob is the arrogant wine connoisseur of geekdom. He only reads indie comics, and looks down on most of nerd society. He prides himself on being “responsible”, in actually going to class, studying, and keeping the dorm tidy. In spite of this elitism, Bob is loyal to his friends and can always be counted on to lend a hand.

SANDY

Sandy lives above Chuck and Bob, on the girl’s floor. In her heart, she’s a good person, but she can’t resist her manipulative, controlling impulses. Although she can be brilliantly devious, she only messes with her friends because she loves them. Although Chuck loves her back in much more than a platonic way, it remains a mystery whether or not she returns his affections.

FRIZZ

Frizz lives next door to Chuck and Bob and is always up for a good time. He loves to scheme, pull pranks, and generally get involved in everyone’s business. He’s a partier, but not in the yuppie way–more in a “have a ‘Back to the Future’ marathon and pretend my car is a time machine as we race back to the bar” kind of way. No matter how strange Frizz seems to be, his social insanity is quite inviting.

FRANK

Frank is the RA (resident assistant) on Chuck and Bob’s floor. That means he’s the authority figure, and while he can often be counted on to help out in an emergency, it usually means he’s playing parent to the wayward students. Being the boss is bound to take it’s toll on Frank’s psyche, and might explain why he’s often in a bad mood.

SHOWER GUY

When shower guy first showed up in the community bathrooms, peeking over the shower stall, it was pretty creepy. But it turns out he’s a nice guy and an incredible wellspring of wisdom. He is the first stop when the boys need advice.