Favourite webcomic?

[Burningsok]

VG Cats, just wish, new ones would come out like each week.

 

[John Wedge]

XKCD, SMBC and A Softer World are my three must-checks whenever I'm online.

 

[Thaius]

Ctrl+Alt+ Del, for sure. Everyone seems to hate that one because it actually tells a story: I say that's stupid. It tells a good story, with well-developed characters, and it's not afraid to get serious at times when it fits. Apparently some people see that as a weakness; I can't imagine why.

I enjoy Penny Arcade, 8-Bit Theater, and Zoology as well, but Ctrl+Alt+Del is the best I've seen so far.

 

[E.X.D.]

Ctrl+Alt+ Del, for sure. Everyone seems to hate that one because it actually tells a story: I say that's stupid. It tells a good story, with well-developed characters, and it's not afraid to get serious at times when it fits. Apparently some people see that as a weakness; I can't imagine why.

I enjoy Penny Arcade, 8-Bit Theater, and Zoology as well, but Ctrl+Alt+Del is the best I've seen so far.

Actually I don't think it has much of a story now Shi Long Pang has a great story, there's actually scores of others I read with better plots then Ctrl Alt Delete.

 

[HonorableChairman]

XKCD
Wondermark
MS Paint Adventures
Hark! A Vagrant
Dinosaur Comics
Dr. McNinja
8-Bit Theater
Dresden Codak
Gunshow

 

[Mariakitten]

I like:
XKCD
Order Of The Stick
Penny Arcade
Looking for group

All for different reasons

 

[cyber_andyy]

Oglaf (<--- dirty, dirty comic)

AT first I was like:

o.o

The I read the fountain of doubt comic, and was like:

Though I admit Oglaf is rather humorous, I'm slightly put off by the disproportionate amount of male nudity to female nudity as I much prefer it to be the other way around.

Its a bit weird at first, but after some browsing I don't really care. I mean, I do have one of those things.

 

[Tinneh]

xkcd (THAT IS HOW YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO SPELL IT) is my favourite, but Cyanide and Happiness takes close second. Although, two other ones you really ought to check out are Phil Likes Tacos and Chainsawsuit.

 

[Thaius]

Ctrl+Alt+ Del, for sure. Everyone seems to hate that one because it actually tells a story: I say that's stupid. It tells a good story, with well-developed characters, and it's not afraid to get serious at times when it fits. Apparently some people see that as a weakness; I can't imagine why.

I enjoy Penny Arcade, 8-Bit Theater, and Zoology as well, but Ctrl+Alt+Del is the best I've seen so far.

Actually I don't think it has much of a story now Shi Long Pang has a great story, there's actually scores of others I read with better plots then Ctrl Alt Delete.

Ctrl+Alt+Del is a very character-driven story. The story itself might not be that amazing, but I love the characters, which makes any and all of their struggles interesting and emotional. Though I will definitely check out Shi Long Pang if it's a good story-driven comic.

 

[BuddyH]

Condemned - Half life

is seriously good

 

[Blanks]

I Agree LFG is fantastic, I recommend it's counterpart Least I could do (same writer and artist) Those two probably are my number one spot

Number two would be Girls With Slingshots

 

[MelasZepheos_v1legacy]

I have my top list:

irregular webcomic
xkcd
something positive
questionable content
megatokyo
menagea3
eerie cuties
striptease (it's not got anything to do with sex or nudity)
vgcats/supereffective (whenever it bloody updates)
penny arcade
awkward zombie
misfile

Megaoktyo was my first, but I'm not sure if it's my favourite. They all have their moments

 

[ddq5]

Done before, but due to the almost whack-a-mole nature of webcomics, it doesn't hurt to ask the question annually.
OT: Dinosaur Comics, xkcd, Alien Loves Predator, A Softer World, and Stolen Pixels. That's only for currently updating comics, second and third place after DC are Perry Bible Fellowship and Concerned. No comic speaks as much with images as PBF, its art says what words cannot.

 

[E.X.D.]

Ctrl+Alt+ Del, for sure. Everyone seems to hate that one because it actually tells a story: I say that's stupid. It tells a good story, with well-developed characters, and it's not afraid to get serious at times when it fits. Apparently some people see that as a weakness; I can't imagine why.

I enjoy Penny Arcade, 8-Bit Theater, and Zoology as well, but Ctrl+Alt+Del is the best I've seen so far.

Actually I don't think it has much of a story now Shi Long Pang has a great story, there's actually scores of others I read with better plots then Ctrl Alt Delete.

Ctrl+Alt+Del is a very character-driven story. The story itself might not be that amazing, but I love the characters, which makes any and all of their struggles interesting and emotional. Though I will definitely check out Shi Long Pang if it's a good story-driven comic.

But thats the problem I don't like the characters there so cut and paste.

 

[The Wooster]

Comics I read? Well my own of course. (PLUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGG)

As well as Penny Arcade, Ctrl-Alt-Delete (it is ocasionally funny), the awesome 'Bigger than cheeses', 'Return to Sender' (sadly defunct), 'Buttlord Gt' (superbly juvinile humour) and I ocasionally return to 'Something Positive'.

 

[Ldude893]

xkcd and this:

http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/

 

[DJude]

TwoKinds
XKCD
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja
Ctrl+Alt+Del
El Goonish Shiv
and
VG Cats [sub][sup](not so much anymore because it seems that the creater has nearly given up on it)[/sup][/sub]

thats it as of now...