Favourite webcomic?

[Firia]

I keep my web comic list lean. I only take on the quality. I have no time for chaff.

Sequential Art [http://www.collectedcurios.com/], by Phillip M Jackson wins my #1 slot for web comicry. He has one offs, fun story archs, and his art is both adorable and expressive. His humor is punchy and effective. His culture references (pop, gaming, whatever) are spot on. Everything is just done SO right. Except... no surprise, it takes a while for him to update sometimes. Still, with 600 pages so far, you have plenty of archive to wade through.

 

[Sleekgiant]

VG Cats
Super Effective
XKCD
Cyanide and Happiness
Twokinds
Vinci and Arty
Jack(not recommended for everyone)
Stolen Pixels
El Goonish Shive

This thread is done a lot, please use the search bar next time.

 

[Duckslayer]

Already mentioned:

XKCD
PA
Looking for Group
Cyanide and Happiness

Unmentioned (I think):

Oglaf (<--- dirty, dirty comic)
Concerned, HL2 comic ( All done now, but beyond awesome)

 

[Voodoo_Person]

The only one i really read is super effective, purely because it actually makes sense in a way

 

[cyber_andyy]

NerfNow!! - Gaming related
The zombie hunters - good story arc
Dog house diarys. - my dose of sillyness

Somtimes XKCD for my nerd side.

 

[BlackJack47]

Today I came across the webcomic LFG (Looking for Group) after reading some of it a while back and found myself unable to stop reading. Several hours and many page changes later (around 347 scenes) I finaly caught up to the writers and am waiting for more to be written. This is strange for me as I don't often read webcomics but this one held my interest and I'm currently enjoying it.

I would recommend anyone here who enjoys webcomics (or even those who haven't looked yet) to have a read http://lfgcomic.com/


Additionaly, what webcomics do the rest of the escapist read and which would you recommend?

That is so scarily weird, I did the exact same thing in which I saw Left for Group before and today tried to find it and read up to the current comic! WE MUST BE TWINS! FIGHT TO THE DEATH!

Ahem.

I love VG Cats but at the same time I love GG-Guys, more so since Slackerz ended :'(

 

[revjay]

Penny Arcade. I used to read the noob and ctrl-alt-del but just lost interest over time.

 

[cyber_andyy]

Oglaf (<--- dirty, dirty comic)

AT first I was like:

o.o

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

 

[Rainboq]

QC, Twokinds, El Goonish Shive, XKCD, Order of the Stick, to name a few

 

[The_Decoy]

[a href="http://asofterworld.com/index.php?id=107"]A Softer World[/a] - my favourite, mainly because I met Joey Comeau and hugged him

Erm, mentioned already are QC, XKCD, PA and Cyanide and Happiness but I also like [a href="http://picturesforsadchildren.com/"]Pictures for sad children[/a] and [a href="http://www.qwantz.com/index.php"]Qwantz[/a].

[a href="http://nedroid.com/"]Nedroid[/a] isn't bad but has a tendency to be rather strange...

 

[SquirrelPants]

I read quite a few.

My favorites are MS Paint Adventures [http://www.mspaintadventures.com/] and also El Goonish Shive. [http://egscomics.com] Both of them are charming and a blast to read. I'm pretty sure all the others I read have been listed already, so I won't bother.

 

[Iznat]

Daisy Owl
Curves
Questionable Content
XKCD
Sunday Morning Breakfast Cereal

Never really got into Looking For Group, but I got into the other one, Least I Could Do...

 

[E.X.D.]

I'd have to say my favorite over the years has been Sinfest [http://www.sinfest.net/], followed closely by 8-bit Theater [http://www.nuklearpower.com/2001/03/02/episode-001-were-going-where/].

Reading through the archives of sinfest now I love it I'm up to 2004

I'd say check out SMBC

 

[Kiriona]

GG-Guys is a good one. It's on the random-as-hell side, but I like it. Also, Zeldacomic.net, xkcd, and a few others that I don't remember the names of.

 

[Berserker119]

I read at least 30, but my favorites are the most of the ones already mentioned, Amazing Superpowers, Rock Paper Cynic, Buttersafe, Mint Condition, Awkward Zombie, and many many more....

 

[E.X.D.]

Favourite? Probably Super Effective, but I'd also like to mention Gone With the Blast-Wave too.

Didn't gone with the blast wave die, they stopped updating and last time I went to the sight it was taken down.

 

[Hollock]

Penny arcade.

 

[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.