So any one have a good webcomic they like to read? I personally keep track of three, Sheldon, the story of a ten year old software bilionare: http://www.sheldoncomics.com Unshelved, a comic about library's and librarians http://www.unshelved.com and Chasing the sunset, the story of two elves on a mission to find another missing elf! http://www.fantasycomic.com
on the last one (Chasing the sunset) I strongly suggest that if you like it at all you should start at the first comic and read back up to the current one, starting right now would be kind of confusing.
So, anyone have one they like to read?
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Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal is a hilarious, one-panel webcomic that's updated pretty frequently. The humor is pretty twisted usually; be warned.
Least I Could Do is a popular webcomic I hadn't found until recently, with much lighter, though often irreverent humor. Main characters are all guys, and there are lots of jokes/comments about sexy women, so don't read if you're easily offended. There's also an often touching storyline about the main character's friendship/uncle relationship with his young niece, so don't get the wrong impression that it's dumb humor.
Basic Instructions is pure sarcastic hilarity for the modern young-to-middle-aged professional. Lots of jokes about office life, but also plenty of relationship / interaction-with-society strips.
Enjoy!
----------http://socialstrategist.com - Innovation, Communication, Consulting
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Oct 3, 2008 - 11 45
Oy! My post got deleted in the crash!
I read:
1. Sluggy Freelance
2. Evil, Inc
3. Questionable Content
4. Sinfest
5. Dresden Codak
6. Jetpacks and Time Machines
7. The Book of Biff
8. Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
9. Ozy and Millie
10. Least I could do
11. XKCD
In addition, my webcomics obsession extends to real life. I have four degus, all named after webcomic characters: Aylee (Sluggy), Hob (Dresden Codak), Pintsize (QC), and Argus (the now-defunct classic Greystone Inn).
----------2005-2007: If at first you don't succeed . . .
2008: Winter White Lights
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I've been reading Megatokyo since it started.
----------Lydia, or the Facinating Adventures of a Plucky Young Heroine on the Streets of Fourth London
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Some that haven't been mentioned:
Sam and Fuzzy
Wigu
Scary Go Round
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Oct 4, 2008 - 07 38
i really only follow questionable content and xkcd. the perry bible fellowship was awesome when it actually updated. and married to the sea can be pretty tweaked.
----------"the difference between the almost right word & the right word is really a large matter--it's the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning."
- mark twain
http://noweekwillbewasted.proboards.com/
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Oct 4, 2008 - 08 37
Ooo, absolutely! A couple of other great but rarely updated comics:
PartiallyClips - Sarcastic, foul-mouthed humor. If you don't like dead baby jokes, you won't like some of its more extreme humor.
Gone With the Blastwave - Nifty post-apocalyptic narrative, with morbid soldier humor. The latest strip isn't how the character's normally look, just the artist paying homage to another game.
----------http://socialstrategist.com - Innovation, Communication, Consulting
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Oct 4, 2008 - 09 35
I read Something Positive or any of his other off shoot comics
Queen of Wands and Punch an Pie
Ctrlaltdel
VG Cats
Looking For Group
At Least I Could Do (don't know if I dig this one as much as Looking for Group)
Dominic Deegan
Mallmonkeys I miss you...
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It would take me way too long to list all the comics I read, so I'll just put down my favourites,
Khaos Komix
Cyanide and Happiness
Penny Arcade (which I can't believe hasn't been mentioned yet)
Gunnerkrigg Court
Little Gamers
Three Panel Soul
AppleGeeks
Star Cross'd Destiny
Blue and Blond
Easy Skankin'
Geist Panik
F@NBOY$
And those are my favourites. CAD, Dominic Deegan, SMBC, QC and LFG too, but those have been mentioned. Oh, and VG Cats. Definitely VG Cats.
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Wondermark
xkcd
Dinosaur Comics (current favorite)
Cat and Girl
Sinfest
Good stuff, all. :D
Ooh, and Indexed. Yesh.
-----------how do you document real life when real life's getting more like fiction each day?-
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Girl Genius-- Europe (and the rest of the world, really) is run by old-school mad scientists. The kind who say "MWAHAHA!" when they get excited and have this insatiable need to incorporate death rays into everything. Well-developed characters, an exciting world, and the kind of intricate storyline that induces people to Archive Binge for two days straight. Also, gorgeously intricate art with a million little background jokes.
Shi Long Pang-- The most adorable little Shaolin monk in history and how the universe tortures him. Historically accurate to 17th-century China (well, as accurate as you can get about a Shaolin temple) and prone to making anyone with a pulse go 'Awww'.
----------"My God, it's full of stars!" --Arthur C. Clarke
"Until a man is twenty-five, he still thinks, every so often, that under the right circumstances he could be the baddest motherfucker in the world." --Neal Stephenson
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-Yu+Me(rosalarian.com/yume) lesbian comic
-vampirates(the comic not the books!) some boy on boy touchin' but not much
-honeydew syndrome it's boyxboy
-pumpkin flower. ditto
-spina cage. I'm pretty sure it's shonen ai too
-rebel prince. ^ BL. It's really cute though
-metanoia. yaoiiiiii :D
Yeah, I mostly read gay webcomics as I'm sure you can tell ^^;
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Oct 4, 2008 - 20 07
Penny Arcade and PvP.
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Oct 4, 2008 - 20 32
I also read Penny Arcade and PvP Online.
I also read Looking for Group, which is loosely based of World of Warcraft, but bring in some other fantasy elements from D&D and the like.
----------Cthulhu '08. Why vote for the lesser of two evils?
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Oct 4, 2008 - 22 51
My three favourites are XKCD, Questionable Content, and Dinosaur Comics. Sometimes I read Penny Arcade and Sinfest, too.
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I love XKCD and F@NBOY$. =3
Also, Order of the Stick is great.
----------I do not know beneath what sky nor on what seas shall be thy fate.
I only know it shall be high; I only know it shall be great.
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Sinfest
Xkcd
A Softer World
Cyanide and Happiness
Penny Arcade
The Joy of Tech
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja
And too many more that I can't recall at the moment.
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Oct 5, 2008 - 10 12
teh webcomics! =D
I read a few that have been mentioned- Questionable Content, Gunnerkrigg Court, Looking For Group, and Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal. And of course the IMMORTAL Dr. McNinja (now in colour!)
But I also read-
Plot-Based
The Awakened- http://www.theawakenedcomic.com/
Misfile- http://www.misfile.com
Earthsong- http://www.earthsongsaga.com/
The Modern Edda- http://www.themodernedda.com/index.htm (which is dead D: MODERN EDDA, I LOVED YOU SO...)
And Afterstrife- http://www.afterstrife.com/index.php
I used to read Hellbound. It's dead now too. Not even any archives *cries*
Gag-Based
Subnormality- http://www.viruscomix.com/subnormality.html
Perry Bible Fellowship- http://www.pbfcomics.com/
Citrus Soldier- http://citrussoldier.com/archive.html
Thinkin' Lincoln- http://www.thinkin-lincoln.com/
Wonderella- http://nonadventures.com/
Joe Loves Crappy Movies- http://www.digitalpimponline.com/strips.php?start=0&title=movie (start from the beginning to get all the in-jokes XD)
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OH YEAH! I LOVE webcomics! :D
----------Here's my faves:
Lint: http://www.purnicellin.com/lint/
Phoenix Requiem: http://requiem.seraph-inn.com/
XKCD: http://xkcd.com/
Head Trip: http://headtripcomics.comicgenesis.com/
World Break: http://worldbreak.ashen-ray.com/
Lackadaisy: http://www.lackadaisycats.com/
The Stranger: He wants your soul.
http://www.freewebs.com/soulcollectors/index.htm
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Oct 6, 2008 - 18 32
I was reading 'For the Love of Yaoi' but the artist decided to make it to a novel instead of a comic v.v it was really good for those who love yaoi.
Another one I follow is Kagerou at http://www.Kagerou.org
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"I don't care about breeding. A sword doesn't need a fine lineage, it just needs to be sharp" ~ Luca Blight
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Real Life
Girls With Slingshots
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xkcd
http://www.xkcd.com
Math, science, obscure geek references, sarcasm, and stick figures.
El Goonish Shive
http://egscomics.com/
Gender-swapping, superpowers, chimeras, homosexuality, awkward moments, perverts, high school drama, and the cat that nature never intended.
A Softer World
http://www.asofterworld.com
Horrible, horrible, amusing things written on pretty, blurry photographs.
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
http://www.smbc-comics.com
Even more horrible, amusing things.
Girly
----------http://girlyyy.com/
Sidekicks, random adventures, a giant whale fetus, dangerously adorable kittens, body-swapping, incredibly unlikely romances, and further awesome.
"In life there are only two pursuits, love and power, and no man can have both." - Terry Scott Taylor
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Inofficial JulMo 2007 - Shady Fey - 50,000 finished July 29th
NaNoWriMo 2007 - Temper, Temper
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Oct 7, 2008 - 19 47
Most regularly, I read Penny Arcade.
I also keep up with End Boss Comic, a brand new webcomic that just came on the scene a few months ago. Since it's new, the art is still in an experimental stage, but I think it's got a lot of potential. It's mainly targeted at the gaming crowd. The one on 'Catertainment' is my favorite...!
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I love:
----------- Gunnerkrigg Court
- Ansem Retort
- Cordeval
- And Shine Heaven Now
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"If idiocy was a crime punishable by death, we wouldn't ever have to worry about overpopulation."
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Nano 2008: "The Crooked Lamp and Other Tales" - 0k
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Oct 8, 2008 - 09 54
Oh, I love webcomics!
I'm going to take a look later at every single one that was suggested here :3
Anyway, my favs are, in order of preference:
1. Alternate by Nozmo
2. So Common So Cheap by ZiggyxCore
3. The Ebony Prince by Nozmo
4. Vampirates by jones
5. Honeydew Syndrome by Nuu and schumie
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Oct 8, 2008 - 11 09
Here's some I've picked up recently, all plot-driven:
the abominable charles christopher http://www.abominable.cc/
Crowfeathers http://www.crowfeathers.net/
freakangels http://www.freakangels.com/
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Oct 8, 2008 - 12 54
Reading Unshelved is interfering with my writing time.
----------Why does it have to be so awesome?
The mind can be a playground if you use it.
Planning progress: I know that it's set in a hotel.
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Oct 8, 2008 - 15 11
I've recently started reading Penny and Aggie and A Girl and her Fed. There's also Wonderella and Flaky Pastry and... I think all my other regular haunts have already been mentioned. Well, and I gotta plug my own personal webcomic of course!
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my unhappy webcomic
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girl genius- gaslamp fantasy: romance! adventure! mad science!
ps238- public, elementary superhero school
head trip- 3 cool sisters doing silly things, also sometimes the lives of a pair of superheroes called emokid and chemokid
8-bit theatre- 8-bit sprite comic and final fantasy parody
doctor mcninja- well, what it sounds like. he's a doctor and a ninja
xkcd- a comic of math, love, language, and sarcasm.
garfield minus garfield- garfield strips without garfield. they're better that way really.
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Oct 8, 2008 - 20 46
Currently I am reading The Way to Your Heart, Phoenix Requiem, and all the things in my SmackJeeves favorites. Everything else I was reading I got behind on because I forgot to check for updates.
I'm also writing a webcomic if anyone is interested. It's a boy's love comic and is the topic of my NaNo this year.
www.punkcomplex.smackjeeves.com
I swear the pages get better after the first few.
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Oct 9, 2008 - 08 50
My recent new favorite has been http://www.phdcomics.com/comics.php Ph.D - Piled Higher and Deeper, tales from Stanford grad school. Strangely enough, it's actually highly motivating for my academic pursuits, but I think that says more about me than it does about the comic.
----------Title: Grand Central Station
Summary: A lone astronaut plumbs the mysteries of the galaxy.
Status: Working on cover art.
Whine-o-meter: Green.
Snacks: Tea.
Listening: Heather Alexander