Favorite webcomic?
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That's pretty much my answer. I have several webcomics bookmarked, but there's only a few I check regularly, and these two are among them.shoreleave said:
Also Cyanide and Happiness, of course.
I feel like I've done this before, but here goes:
Darths and Droids
Tales of the Questor
Order of the Stick
Keychain of Creation
Akward Zombie
Dr. McNinja
Penny Arcade
Bob & George
Scandinavia & the World
PVP
Weapon Brown
VGCats
8-Bit Theater
Sinfest
Ansem Retort
And that's just the ones I could think of!
Darths and Droids
Tales of the Questor
Order of the Stick
Keychain of Creation
Akward Zombie
Dr. McNinja
Penny Arcade
Bob & George
Scandinavia & the World
PVP
Weapon Brown
VGCats
8-Bit Theater
Sinfest
Ansem Retort
And that's just the ones I could think of!
List of my currently favorite webcomics:
El Goonish Shive- Very fun and carefree story but still has a lot of personality to it's characters. If you read the archive you'll see a spot where he stops for a few years, big improvement in art and story telling after that happens.
Gunnerkrigg court- It's a very good fantasy mystery.
Slightly damned- Good story lots of jokes.
Xkcd- Math and programing jokes.
Three panel soul-Joke a week type of thing just not weekly, also read his ended comic Machall.
Dresdan Codak- Not for everyone but I like it a lot.
Gone with the blastwave- Very funny post-apocalyptic comic, this one wins the once in a blue moon update award.
Saturday Morning breakfast Cereal- A very funny comic that gets updated daily.
Spinneratte- Superhero parody
El Goonish Shive- Very fun and carefree story but still has a lot of personality to it's characters. If you read the archive you'll see a spot where he stops for a few years, big improvement in art and story telling after that happens.
Gunnerkrigg court- It's a very good fantasy mystery.
Slightly damned- Good story lots of jokes.
Xkcd- Math and programing jokes.
Three panel soul-Joke a week type of thing just not weekly, also read his ended comic Machall.
Dresdan Codak- Not for everyone but I like it a lot.
Gone with the blastwave- Very funny post-apocalyptic comic, this one wins the once in a blue moon update award.
Saturday Morning breakfast Cereal- A very funny comic that gets updated daily.
Spinneratte- Superhero parody
I fucking love Least I Could Do. That's definitely my favourite webcomic.dygros said:
I gave up on XKCD a long time ago...
Other webcomics I read are:
CAD (hoping it will one day go back to the way it was)
Dr. McNinja (after 2 years of not looking at it, I've just recently checked back this week and am steadily working my way through all the ones I've missed.)
Penny-Arcade (Almost my favourite but Least I Could Do is always funny. Although I do love the news posts on PA.)
Looking For Group (Not as funny as it used to be but it's always intriguing. Not enough Richard, if you ask me though.)
Dueling Analogs (when I remember)
VG Cats (Althoguh it rarely updates any more. Oh, speaking of VG Cats...I'm wearing the Jenova's Witness tshirt they released ages ago.)
Cyanide and Happiness (Always good for a laugh, even if it's only a mildly amused titter.)
There were so many others that I used to read when I was in college including Sinfest, PvP, The Perry Bible Fellowship and some others that I don't remember.
I'll say one last thing too: I miss 8-bit Theater.
Sam and Fuzzy is great, Dr McNinja is awesome, Dinosaur Comics is great if you're new to it, although it unsurprisingly becomes a bit repetitive if you start following it regularly. I'd highly recommend Gunnerkrigg Court as well. If you like absurd humour with a distinct history theme than Hark a Vagrant may be just your cup of tea, and if you REALLY like absurd humour than you might want to give White Ninja comics a go. I also have a real fondness for Johnny Wander, kind of a slice of life web comic. Most of these are updated three times a week; Mon, Wed and Friday.
On another note, I don't get why QC is so popular (I think it's the most bookmarked webcomic on the net?)- it's just a bunch of sarcastic twats rolling their eyes, smirking and spurting out snide one-liners. Mind you it is one of the few webcomics that update daily, so maybe it's just people needing their regular fix.
On another note, I don't get why QC is so popular (I think it's the most bookmarked webcomic on the net?)- it's just a bunch of sarcastic twats rolling their eyes, smirking and spurting out snide one-liners. Mind you it is one of the few webcomics that update daily, so maybe it's just people needing their regular fix.
Best webcomic for me would have to be 8-bit theater at nuklearpower.com
It's funny and awesome with a decent plot.
It's funny and awesome with a decent plot.
My favourite would have to be Oglaf just because it gets the most laughs out of me but I also read Prequel Adventure [http://prequeladventure.com/2011/03/prequel-begin/], Critical Miss, Name Game, Ctrl-Alt-Del, Scandinavia and the world, Minion, Meanz & Endz (Terrible name, decent comic), and I check in on VG cats every few months. (Due to spotty comic releases)
And of course Puddin'.
EDIT: I gave Prequel a link because it's pretty cool and you should check it out though to be fair it's more of a book with pretty and often animated pictures.
And of course Puddin'.
EDIT: I gave Prequel a link because it's pretty cool and you should check it out though to be fair it's more of a book with pretty and often animated pictures.
Greetings fellow Puddin' fan, i'd make a joke about what Eddie would say to you in greeting but I think i'd run the risk of an infraction from users and mods who may not be viewers.Hollock said:
I don't have a favourite, so I'll just give some titles I recommend:
Drawn:
Awkward Zombie
Questionable Content
Sprite:
Ansem Retort
Bob & George
Other:
Brick House
Tranquility Base
Yes, I read sprite comics. You got a problem?
~TOM<3
Drawn:
Awkward Zombie
Questionable Content
Sprite:
Ansem Retort
Bob & George
Other:
Brick House
Tranquility Base
Yes, I read sprite comics. You got a problem?
~TOM<3