So what webcomics do YOU like?

[PedroSteckecilo]

Only 6 people read QC? What are you people doing with your lives? Read Questionable Content.

It's true, everyone should read QC, it's kind of like a funnier, friendlier and less drama packed Something Positive, with plenty of jokes about Tequila Monsters and Quantum Fetish Mechanics... also Indie Rock.

Jeph Jaques is also one of the few webcomicers willing to be incredibly verbose.

 

[Spartan Bannana]

Roosterteeth has some unsung comics
thier very good but not many people read them

 

[madaseyer]

It's true, everyone should read QC, it's kind of like a funnier, friendlier and less drama packed Something Positive...
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sometimes negative humor is fun

 

[Radelaide]

Only 6 people read QC? What are you people doing with your lives? Read Questionable Content.

It's true, everyone should read QC, it's kind of like a funnier, friendlier and less drama packed Something Positive, with plenty of jokes about Tequila Monsters and Quantum Fetish Mechanics... also Indie Rock.

Jeph Jaques is also one of the few webcomicers willing to be incredibly verbose.

"So his cat was probably sexually aroused by peanut butter and elbows?"
"Yep, and due to Quantum Fetish Mechanics, someone is probably furiously masturbating to that mental image"

 

[Sylocat]

Okay, since my first post disappeared, I'll try again:

Most webcomics suck ass, but so does most of everything else, and there are a few good ones in there, as well as a few guilty pleasures.

Here are the ones that are REALLY good:

xkcd [http://xkcd.com/] (pure nerd humor at its finest. The jokes are hit-and-miss, but the ones that hit... hit HARD)
Misfile [http://www.misfile.com/] (a comic so brilliantly written and illustrated it shouldn't even be on the web. It's drawn in manga style but it's got nothing to do with anime)
Venus Envy [http://venusenvy.comicgenesis.com/] (a funny, sad, scary, touching, goofy and heartfelt tale with a social conscience)

And there are the ones that are probably, in perspective, not all that great but I love 'em anyway:

VG Cats [http://www.vgcats.com/] (for fairly obvious reasons)
The Wotch [http://www.thewotch.com/] (*sigh* I can't really defend this one, but what it does, it does well)
El Goonish Shive [http://www.egscomics.com/] (on the rare occasions when Dan actually updates)

I absolutely despise CAD and C&H, though. *ducks flying objects*

 

[RufusMcLaser]

My first webcomic was Sluggy Freelance, back in 2000. These days-
let's see...
Sluggy, of course.
Penny Arcade
Partially Clips
Doctor McNinja
Basic Instructions
Perry Bible Fellowship
VGCats (tho it isn't the same without Dr. Hobo.)
And the best of all, the true justification for the internet, made entirely from smart and funny,
XKCD.

 

[The Sorrow]

Concerned is great.

Gordon Frohman is my hero.
I've read the whole thing twice and STILL think it's hilarious every time I see it.

 

[Kason8002]

VGCats: it has video games...and cats...win win combo
XKCD: It freed me from the game, so iam forever in its debt. AND its just AWESOME.
The Book of Biff: short and sweet.
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal: I like short/funny/disturbing comics.
Dueling Analogs: Video games comics are fun AND its how i discovered Zero Punctuation.
Sinfest: I like his material.

I spend a lot of time reading webcomics.

 

[RufusMcLaser]

Concerned is great.

God, how did I forget Concerned? It kept me laughing for months. My favorite was "Headcrab rockets? There's an idea..." "To the lab!"

 

[Dr Pussymagnet]

Concerned and Boxer Hockey

 

[Von Faceless]

Sinfest
least I could do
VGcats (when it updates)
Weregeek
Looking for group
Red Vs Blue (does that count?)
Zombie hunters
Dr McNinja

 

[Wolfwind]

I used to love Penny Arcade, and still read it from time to time, but I don't find it as funny as I used to. Half the time they seem to be making comics based on some inside joke, or based on some article that I have to waste ten minutes reading just to get the joke. They're still alright though.

VGcats.... yeah, you're cool, but update huh?

When CAD started out, I loved it. I thought it was great, and as long as they stick with the gaming jokes, it's still not bad. But come on, is there actually anyone who's going there to read about what happens to Ethan and what's her face? Megatokyo did the same thing, and I stopped reading that one. So unless Chef Brian makes a visit....

I still read Fanboys online, but it's so random sometimes that I wonder why I bother.

And I don't think anyone mentioned this one, but The Slackerz?! It's just stick figures, but it's awesome. Right now, it's my favorite web comic.

 

[Samirat]

*Order of the Stick, also for sheer awesomeness

Damn straight

 

[the monopoly guy]

Just look at my avatar and half my posts that have quotes in them. I love concerned and I wish that they would continue making it!

also xkcd.

 

[pieeater911]

Penny Arcade
xkcd
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja
Commissionedcomic.com
Looking for Group
Every now and again I check CAD, in hopes that I get lucky and it's a comic that is actually funny.
Explosm.net is okay
And the comics the Rooster Teeth guys post are generally hilarious.

 

[Nechti_Visara]

Aah... *checks*
Okay, seriously, you can't tell me you don't read these:
Penny Arcade
Cyanide and Happiness
XKCD

These seem popular:
VG Cats
LFG (though I'm not sure I should count this as 'webcomic')
Ctr+Alt+Del (I just started reading the archive, so I'm WAY behind)

Well I like them:
Heroes Inc.
The Bend
garfield minus garfield (though I'm not sure I can count this, since it's just Garfield... with no Garfield.)

Most Recently Added:
Creepy Carly (It can be pretty awesome)
Ding! (I dunno, it doesn't suck.)

Edit: And now I read Order of the Stick. Thanks, Spleenbag.

 

[Chfanfiction]

gh

 

[Shamanic Enzan]

VGcats - It usually hits the mark, when it updates
Questionable Content - Obscure Music, hot chicks, utter fucking chaos
IndieTits - No I don't need a reason
Kid Radd - Truly awesome story, beautiful sprites, etc etc

Used to Read:
MegaTokyo - It was good til Largo left, haven't read beyond book 5.

 

[Monkeybone]

I'll just put down the ones that weren't already mentioned.
Yet Another Fantasy Gamer Comic http://yafgc.shipsinker.com/
Commissioned http://www.commissionedcomic.com/
Turn Signals on a Land Raider http://tsoalr.com/
Our Home Planet http://www.ourhomeplanet.net/
Exterminatus Now http://exterminatusnow.comicgenesis.com/
Dueling Analogs http://www.duelinganalogs.com/
Extra Life http://www.myextralife.com/
The Last Days of Foxhound http://www.gigaville.com/comic.php
Girl Genius http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php
Bigger than Cheeses http://www.biggercheese.com/
The Gods of Arr-Kelaan http://www.rmcomics.com/Mirror/Current/
Digital Unrest http://digitalunrestcomic.com/index.php
S.S.D.D http://poisonedminds.com/
Funny Farm http://funnyfarmcomics.com/
Goblins http://www.goblinscomic.com/
Bratt-Hall http://www.graphicsmash.com/comics/brathalla.php
Nodwick http://nodwick.humor.gamespy.com/gamespyarchive/index.php
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal http://www.smbc-comics.com/

Well, certainly was exhaustive, but they're the ones to my opinion, were consistently good over the years. Tastes vary, but they're safe bets. You can also try www.keenspot.com for a large selection of prime comics as well.