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Well, I would like for you all to post all of the webcomics you currently find interesting and amusing. I mean, currently the webcomics I currently think are worth looking at are a shrinking breed. Those poor sons of.... but that's not important. The IMPORTANT thing is NEW webcomics. ELUCIDATE. ELABORATE. e.e

Daily Comics:
Commisioned
Devil's Panties
Dominic Deegan
Dreamland Chronicles
Evil Inc.
Five Bucks Til Friday (comic about 4 friends in New York)
Hero By Night (written as journal kept by up-and-coming hero)
Juathuur (think Naruto-ish)
Least I Could Do
PvP
Questionable Content
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Scary Go Round
Shortpacked
Ugly Hill

Monday, Wednesday, Friday:
CTRL ALT DEL
Dueling Analogs
Friendly Hostility
Ganbare! Shimura-san
Girl Genius and GG 101
Girls with Slingshots
Girly
God Mode
Gunnerkrigg Court
Hiro (B+W manga style comic)
No Pink Ponies
Penny Arcade!
Plus EV
Red String
Sam and Fuzzy
Something Positive
Sore Thumbs
Wicked Power

Ambiguous:
Atland
Beaver and Steve
Cigarro and Cerveja
Cosmobear
Digital Unrest
Exterminatus Now
Flaky Pastry
Goblins
Holy Bibble
Joe Loves Crappy Movies
Lackadaisy
Malfunction Junction by Matt Milby
Multiplex
No Need for Bushido
Rob and Elliot
Rogue Robot
Sequential Art
Slow Wave
Supah Nario Bros
Pet Professional
VG Cats
Who-Girl
Zap!


You can look any of these comics up by entering the name in google, along with the word "webcomic."

I don't read that many, it seems...

-Megatokyo
-Lackadaisy
-Digger
-Magellan
-Fallen

And of course, I have to pimp my own webcomic, which is called Parallel Parchment and may be found here

Girl Genius Online
DMFA
Dominic Deegan
VG Cats
MacHall (the archives atleast)
Least I Could Do
Jack
Order of the Stick
NeverNever
Tailsteak.com
XKCD
Fish Tank Cartoon
Home on the Strange
Questionable Content
Dungeons and Denizens
Dume
Several of the RHJunior webcomes (but not all of them.)
GU Comics
Lost and Found
Closet Gamers

All the ones I check no matter how often:

Girl Genius
Penny Arcade
PvP
Somthig Positive
Order of the Stick (Just recently started on the archives)
Dominic Deegan
Shortpacked
Drow Tales
Looking for Group
Pearls Before Swine
Gone with the Blastwave (On hiatus, woe..)
Grim Tales from Down Below (God, okay, I know I said I don't like Bleedman's comics anymore, but I do like the art, so sue me.)
Perry Bible Fellowship
Bizzare Uprising
VG Cats
Cigarro & Cerveja
Jack
Bohemian Drive (HARDLY updates, but still worth a read.)
Comet 7
Beaver and Steve

Though, I'm starting to question why I still read Dominic Deegan... Oh yeah, Luna And Melsheena. (Tusks ftw.)

Edit: Interesting to see someone else who has read Exterminatus Now . I used to then stopped. The forumla kept getting a might stale. The art was damn good for a sonic-style comics, though. I've seen many a comic in that style (mostly sprites) and never were they done that fresh and crisp.

And, damn you! I've totally been meaning to add SMBC to my favorites.


Edit 2: Anyone else remember a OLD Keenspace comic called Self Insert? I quite liked it. (Moreso since they did Haunted Junction and I've never heard of anyone else watching that besides me and one other person. )

Digger is fucking awesome. I plan to buy it at some point in time.

I have Vol. 1 of the print version. Need to get around to buying Vol. 2 still...

Some are dead, some have ended, some are still ongoing. Whatever

Bigger than Cheeses
Bob the Angry Flower
Buttlord GT
Checkerboard Nightmare
Chopping Block
Dominic Deegan
Elf Only Inn
Jerkcity
Kid Radd
Krakow
Leisure Town
Marilith/Krakow 2.0
Penny Arcade
Perry Bible Fellowship
Something Positive
Suburban Tribe
VG Cats
White Ninja Comics

More people need to read Leisure Town.

Deeum wrote:
Edit: Interesting to see someone else who has read Exterminatus Now . I used to then stopped. The forumla kept getting a might stale. The art was damn good for a sonic-style comics, though. I've seen many a comic in that style (mostly sprites) and never were they done that fresh and crisp.

And, damn you! I've totally been meaning to add SMBC to my favorites.


Edit 2: Anyone else remember a OLD Keenspace comic called Self Insert? I quite liked it. (Moreso since they did Haunted Junction and I've never heard of anyone else watching that besides me and one other person. )

Yeah, Exterminatus had a good storyarc recently involving an assassination, and before that some mutant stuff. So there's been some continuity, which I like.

I remember Self-Insert. Isn't that the one where the guy woke up a girl. Reminds me of Misfile, only better.

Templar, Arizona
Minus
Shortpacked
Gone with the Blastwave
Gunnerkrigg Court
Nine Planets Without Intelligent Life (Bohemian Drive)
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja
Dresden Codak
xkcd
Lackadaisy
Stuff Sucks
Roza and the Horse Prince and anything else I find on the artsy forums I occasionally drop by.

Why isn't Achewood on anyones list?

I SMELL GOVERNMENT COVER UP.

Achewood is on MY list, I just didn't post a list because I read like three webcomics.

Currently reading:
Perry Bible Fellowship
Shortpacked!
Pass Fail Studios
Penny Arcade
VG Cats
Joe loves crappy movies

I sometimes check:
The Wotch
Count Your Sheep
Elf only inn
Bleedman's stuff

Stuff at DA:
Ugly Girl
Synthea

Super small list of things I check frequently.

Absurd Notions (never, ever updates)
Antihero for Hire
Bob the Angry Flower
Starslip Crisis
PA
VG Cats
PBF
Pixel
Rob and Elliot
Dr. McNinja

Er. Questionable Content, Shortpacked, and Dr. McNinja. Probably going to stop with QC cause it's full of relationship humor now instead of making fun of crappy indie bands (yes, I know that's redundant).

Holy shit, someone else reads Joe Love Crappy Movies?


I thought I was the only person who even understood the jokes.

Nick Shogun wrote:I remember Self-Insert. Isn't that the one where the guy woke up a girl. Reminds me of Misfile, only better.

It could be the same one. I know they used to have this thing where they suddenly appear in a random anime fandom (Slayers, Haunted Junction, Saber Marionette, and so on) and interact with the characters before going into another one. They might have changed it to somethng else in the middle. I know they suddenly stopped doing the self insert bit and attempted something different.. I think.

After a quick search on GOOGLE!
http://selfinsert.comicgenesis.com/si/index.html

Shinigori V2 wrote:Holy shit, someone else reads Joe Love Crappy Movies?


I thought I was the only person who even understood the jokes.

His art's so good! You gotta respect a man who draws TWO weekly webcomics, along with guest comics (like NN2S) and Turtle v. Hare.

Shinigori V2 wrote:Holy shit, someone else reads Joe Love Crappy Movies?


I thought I was the only person who even understood the jokes.

Actually the best part of JLCM is that you can (most of the time) get the joke even if you haven't seen the movie he is talking about.
That, or maybe i've been laughing for all the wrong reasons all this time.

Only the notable ones here.

Order of the Stick
DMFA
Turn Signals on a Land Raider - A must for anyone familiar with Warhammer 40K.
Dominic Deegan
The Gods of Arr-Kelaan
Something Positive
Count Your Sheep
Ozy and Millie
VG Cats
Shortpacked
Digger
Starslip Crisis
Elf Only Inn
A Modest Destiny
Goblins
DM of the Rings

The webcomics I read, in order, are:

Antihero for Hire
Dominic Deegan
Count Your Sheep
El Goonish Shive (MWF)/Krakow Studios (TRS)
Schlock Mercenary
Dan and Mab's Furry Adventures (MWF)
Alien Dice (MWF)
Order of the Stick

Jesus, there's some people with some serious webcomic addictions over here. Although I suppose I can't really comment on that since I still read Megatokyo for some reason.

I've only got 7 that I check with any regularity, although Comedity is doing it's best to lose it's spot on my list. Archives are great; recent stuff, not so much.

I didn't see anyone mention Scary Go Round, which makes me and probably Lex very sad :(

Also, why aren't more people reading Dr.McNinja?

Which brings up an excellent point. Why does anybody read Megatokyo?

Sad girls in Snow + Emo Boys = fangirls

Then bloody well call me a Fangirl.

So now I'm a perverted idiot pedophilic fangirl.

Not a bad collection going.

Oh anime, comics and movies, how you define me as a person.

Archmage wrote:Which brings up an excellent point. Why does anybody read Megatokyo?

Well, some people might actually, you know, like it?

Personally, I could never get into it. Lord knows I tried to. I got 2-3 months into the archives and decided it wasn't my thing.


I'm seeing alot of comics listed here that I've been meaning to add to my favorites. Dang it!

All of mine have been mentioned by someone, but I'll put them here anyway.

8-bit theatre
Actiontrip comics
Alien Loves Predator
Antihero for Hire
Bigger than Cheeses
Chugworth Academy
Ctrl+Alt+Del
Dr McNinja
Digital Purgatory
Elf Only Inn
Flintlocke's Guide to Azeroth (currently on hiatus)
Full Frontal Nerdity
Ghastly's Ghastly Comic (currently ended...I think)
Goblins Comic
Gone with the Blastwave
Gucomics
Home on the Strange
Least I Could Do
LFG Comic
Loserz
Megatokyo
Nodwick
Order of the Stick
Penny and Aggie (I know it's for girls, shut up)
Penny Arcade
PvP
Questionable Content
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Seraph-Inn
Simulated Comic Product
Sinfest
Something Positive
Sore Thumbs
Striptease Comic
The Noob (currently on short hiatus)
VGcats
XKCD

There's a few more that have ended now, like YouDamnKid, Adventures of Play, Adventures of Blanc, and so on. Memories....

Penny and Aggie (I know it's for girls, shut up)

no need to shut us up, just come to accept girly things into your life, embrace them, BECOME THEM.

be one of us.

ONE OF US.

Archmage wrote:Which brings up an excellent point. Why does anybody read Megatokyo?

...I think it's a pretty good story. >_> Which is a little unusual since it's definitely more romance-based than I usually read, but... it works.

And because there's a few interesting story threads (notably Miho's) that I really want to see the end of.

I read Megatokyo for the same reason I still watch the Simpsons. It was once the best at what it did, but somewhere it lost that. Now I watch in hope that one day it'll all go back to the golden days.

BrainWalker wrote:
I didn't see anyone mention Scary Go Round, which makes me and probably Lex very sad :(

Also, why aren't more people reading Dr.McNinja?

I've had SGR on my favs since it started (although Bobbin's end made me sad). It's great, and I love John's art style. I have... one of the books, Girl Spy, and countless shirts, like Bunsen-Burner Monster. I feel like a fangirl. Allison makes the BEST shirt designs.

Doctor McNinja was great for a while, but when it got to the Mexican velociraptor-riding banditos hunting Ronald McDonald with a rocketpack made of flesh, I thought to myself "this comic doesn't make sense to me anymore."

There are a LOT of good comics that I don't read anymore because their updating schedules are haphazard. Not that I'm turning Entitlement; I just don't like having to check those comics every day in hopes that they updated.

Suicidal Sprite wrote:I read Megatokyo for the same reason I still watch the Simpsons. It was once the best at what it did, but somewhere it lost that. Now I watch in hope that one day it'll all go back to the golden days.

I think for what it tries to be--namely, an American-made manga--it does pretty well. Very well, even. I know a lot of people wish it would go back to the days of gaming jokes, but there are a lot of other comics out there that do that anyway.

And I think that Megatokyo opened an important door in terms of publishing; I think it was one of the first webcomics to really get pulled together and distributed in book form in stores as large as, say, Borders. (I could be wrong about this, but that's my impression.) It established precedent, that hey, these webcomic things might actually have some merit. Now you can find quite a number of collected webcomics on the shelves of the big bookstores-- I actually discovered Inverloch this way, when randomly browsing the manga section. So I think it deserves some sort of acknowledgment for that, even if you maybe don't like where the story's gone.

It's not that I think Megatokyo sucks outright. It's just that, it's really not for me. I don't really dig on the whole "emo romance manga" genre. But for some reason I keep checking up on it anyway, even though Piro has the most erratic updating schedule ever. For a full-time "mangaka" or whatever, he sure does have trouble with deadlines.

There were three things that made me drop Megatokyo. The plodding pace, the nearly indistinguishable female character designs to the point that I had no clue what was going on by the time I dropped it, and the erratic schedule that Brian already mentioned. Sure, if it's someone's past time, I'm not going to complain about someone missing any number of updates. But once it moves to someone's job, where they're actually living off of the proceeds from it, I think they've got a greater obligation to their audience.

He draws good buildings, though.

Megatokyo needs less Piro and far more Largo, really.

COMICS!

Concerned (Now finished, HL comic)
Dark Legacy Comics (Harhar WoW)
Errant Story (Been reading since the guy did Exploitation Now...)
Megatokyo (Still needs more Largo)
Looking For Group (Harhar more WoW)
Order of the Stick and Erfworld (Harhar D&D)
Penny Arcade (No comment needed!)
Dr McNinja (Sheer awesome)
The Perry Bible Fellowship (*grin*)
VG Cats (*grinmore*)
Yet Another Fantasy Gamer Comic (Harhar more D&D)

PS: Goddamn not only l-o-l gets wordswapped, but l-u-l-z as well. Thorough work!

Concerned (Now finished, HL comic)

dude! i was yelling "FROHMAN DIED!" to my friends for a week when concerned ended : (

glu-glu wrote:

Concerned (Now finished, HL comic)

dude! i was yelling "FROHMAN DIED!" to my friends for a week when concerned ended : (

Now you spoiled it for me, you insensitive clod!

Minus has a really neat, low-key, imaginative style. I might have to make that one a common read.

Zemyla wrote:

glu-glu wrote:

Concerned (Now finished, HL comic)

dude! i was yelling "FROHMAN DIED!" to my friends for a week when concerned ended : (

Now you spoiled it for me, you insensitive clod!

well, the full name of the comic was "Concerned: the half-life and death of Gordon Frohman", so it was implied that he was going to die at the end from the very begining, we all knew it was going to happen, we just wanted to pretend it wouldn't.