Webcomics

Personally, I'm a huge fan of The Adventures of Doctor McNinja and d e a d.winter, and of course I love Qwantz and Penny Arcade. What do you guys like? Any recomendations?

Penny-Arcade, VGCats, XKCD, A Softer World, Cyanide and Happiness, Gun Show Comic, Oglaf - WARNING: HIGHLY NSFW, and, of course, Axe Cop

I read sheldon.

Shortpacked
https://panelsonpages2009.forumotion.com/comics-in-general-f6/shortpacked-e-comic-t388.htm?highlight=shortpacked

Night Owls (Has a classic comicstrip look, is set in the turn of the 20th century, is a comedy about myths and lore, and battling said legends.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/152

Bayou (Up for an Eisner Award for e-comics.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/112

Dual (A boy has...a buddy inside him. A buddy of tremendous, awful power.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/504

Imaginary Boys (A little girl, Elise Dawn, is dead...but there are so many afterlifes to choose from.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/337

Aeon of the Dead (Femme fatale vs. post-Apocalyptic zombie-world.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/962

Re-Evolution (Think Planet of the Apes meets Marvel's mutants, sprinkled with Homeward Bound.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/315

Azure (Al Gore's wet dream nightmare has come true. See an Earth that is a literal water-world. Better than "Water World." Much.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/746

Street Code (Half-True-life tales of Dean Haspiel through his character Jack about living in the Big City.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/483

Gulch (An anarchist--a bad person? Maybe Clarabelle Dust and her seemingly unethical actions and amoral decisions can excercise your perception.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/505

High Moon (Spaghetti-Western with a lycanthropic outlaw battling creatures of the night.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/109

Lily of the Valley (Dark satire about a preppie, serial killer girl; What if...Buffy was Johnny the Homicidal Maniac?)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/1237

Safe Inside (1984-esque, with zombies as propaganda.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/988

AXE COP
Written by a 5-year-old and drawn by a 29-year-old, Axe Cop may be the best thing in the history of the world.

Looks like I have new stuff to check out

Comic Critics for a comic about comics... there was one strip they did about David Hayter's response to the general public's opinion of the Watchmen movie. I linked it to my friend who hated the voice of Snake's pretension, but had never even read comics before (I tried to show him some - he couldn't wrap his head around which way the word bubbles were supposed to go). He laughed.

If you're into underground-ish ska/punk music, I can recommend 21 Dead Monkeys - they seemingly go six months between posts these days, but damnit they're funny. If you understand the topics they talk about.

That's why I could never get all the way into Penny Arcade... I don't play NEARLY enough video games to understand what the eff they're talking about 3/4 of the time. Them pictures sure are pretty, though.

This being my very first forum post, I couldn't let it end without shilling for myself a little. Check out the Cavalcade of Whimsy!, drawn by me & co-written by my pal John and I (writing credits vary from strip to strip, but he's a much better writer than I). I'd describe it as an all-around nerd-friendly comic. We're working on getting REAL website... as well as getting more than one strip up every two weeks.

^ The current strip, just...okay, I'm a fan.

Girls with Slingshots

Nedroid

^ Can't say I follow, but www.girlswithslingshots.com is funny.

I love me the Snafu Comics webcomics PPG Doushini, Grim Tales from Down Below and Sugar bits.
http://ppg.snafu-comics.com/
http://grim.snafu-comics.com/
http://sugar.snafu-comics.com/

Street Code (Half-True-life tales of Dean Haspiel through his character Jack about living in the Big City.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/483

Gulch (An anarchist--a bad person? Maybe Clarabelle Dust and her seemingly unethical actions and amoral decisions can excercise your perception.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/505

High Moon (Spaghetti-Western with a lycanthropic outlaw battling creatures of the night.)
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/109

Just caught up on these three. Gulch is insane, High Moon is taking pretty original direction with the werewolf theme (moreso than I expected) and Street Code just keeps on giving situations that you can just get behind feeling/having.

A webcomic that educates and hopefully stimulates ;oD

Click the title page for NSFW information about lady parts and such in a nice comic form.

http://erikamoen.com/comics/girlfuck/cover.htm

Have to wonder what Reading with pictures would this about this one for sex ed class.

This is a tasteful comic. Let me know what ya think.

DeathByChickFlix wrote:A webcomic that educates and hopefully stimulates ;oD

Click the title page for NSFW information about lady parts and such in a nice comic form.

http://erikamoen.com/comics/girlfuck/cover.htm

Have to wonder what Reading with pictures would this about this one for sex ed class.

This is a tasteful comic. Let me know what ya think.

Funny that you posted this Jess, I was reading this just the other day!

My favorites are Girls With Slingshots, Questionable Content, Johnny Wander, Nerf This! (which is quickly becoming one of my favorites), Least I Could Do, and I think I've read most of the others listed up here. Woo webcomics!

Girlfuck was pretty tasteful with its descriptions, without sounding condescending with its use of humor. "Here's the butthole." Heh.

Thanks for Johnny Wander, WW. Just finished the first 20. It was hit and miss at times, but I started to pick up the humor after about the tenth strip.

Questionable Content

Good stuff. I have to remember to catch up.