Favorite Webcomic!!

[Anonymous Overlord]

The world needs to recognize the genius of

http://www.goblinscomic.com/

or at least the part of the world that ever played and appreciated D&D.

 

[shotgunbob]

Cyanide and Happiness
Xkcd

 

[GeorgW]

I like a hell of a lot, and most are already listed, so I'll list the 2 I haven't seen yet.
http://www.eqcomics.com - A great comic with absurd characters and jokes. You should really check it out!

Spoiler: My favourite:

http://www.stationV3.com - Really weird and most of all, complicated, as it updates daily, but has story arcs that can go on for months. It also has a lot of inside jokes. But check out the first 100 or so comics and see if it's for you.
I can't really put a favourite here, since it's all inside jokes.

 

[[.redacted]]

You can't deny that XKCD is enduringly witty.

 

[Parivir]

XKCD
Awkward Zombie
Ctrl+Alt+Del
Least I could do
Looking for group
Order of the stick
Vg cats
Penny Arcade
8 bit theater (the whole set is finished)
Darths and Droids

There are a few others but those are the ones I've read all the released comics more than once.

 

[nitat]

A lot of my favorites has already been mentioned, so I will say a few who I havent seen yet

this thread.

http://www.drowtales.com/ (I'm surprised nobody mentioned this yet)

http://www.drunkduck.com/Life_and_Death/

http://goldenage.comicgenesis.com/

http://www.goblinscomic.com/

http://satwcomic.com/scandinavia-and-the-world

 

[GeorgW]

You can't deny that XKCD is enduringly witty.

No I can't but I feel it can vary in quality a lot. A lot of the science and computer jokes in particular. I'm a physics/IT major, so they are pretty much made for me, and I understand them all. The problem is that with a lot of them half the novelty is the fact that you can understand it, and most can't. After a while, the "Haha, I can understand this, so I'm special!" effect wares off, and they simply can't stand up on their own.

 

[SkyeNeko]

CYANIDE AND HAPPINESSSSSS (prevents me from killing myself)
Manly Guys Doing Manly Things (keeps me up to date on video games)
VGCats (same as above, but they havent been updating recently =() and SuperEffective
Looking for Group (Richard ftw!)
FanBoys (Ngyarr~)

 

[Sir Thomas Sean Connery]

JACK all the way. Amazing comic.

 

[thylasos]

I read three webcomics particularly avidly,

i)Scary-go-Round - http://scarygoround.com/
Tremendously well-done long-term comic, which has now evolved into Bad Machinery, and one of the very few British webcomics I know of which is truly excellent.

ii)Hark! A Vagrant - http://www.harkavagrant.com/index.php
Excellent historical, personal, and silly musings and drawings from a Canadian history graduate... always hilarious, often cute, sometimes heartwarming.

iii)Darwin Carmichael Is Going to Hell - http://dcisgoingtohell.com/
Wonderful New-York based comic about one man struggling with a Karmic debt in a New York populated by myhtical creatures, alongside the human population. Always hilarious, often cute, and consistently beautifully drawn.

 

[Druyn]

The Adventures of Dr. McNinja- Not sure why it's not more popular.
The others I like are: Manly Guys Doing Manly Things, Penny Arcade, Nerf Now, XKCD, and Axe Cop.

Way to just ninja me all at once. Manly Guys is hilarious, but tops goes to McNinja. Its just brilliant.

EDIT: How could I forget Cyanide and Hapiness? If you arent reading that, you are seriously missing out!

 

[DrEmo]

Well, Ive started to get into webcomics and i was wondering what everyone's favorite one was!

I see everyone and their grandfather here reads Cyanide and Happiness and VG Cats. These lists are starting to sound the same.
No one's including links, either...


PLEASE GIVE THIS LIST A LOOK. I READ ALL OF THESE AND I CAN VOUCH FOR THEIR GREATNESS. DON'T SETTLE FOR THE SAME 4 WEBCOMICS BEING REPEATED OVER AND OVER. IF YOU WANT SOMETHING NEW, CHECK THESE OUT.

Here's my 2 cents:

1. Raven's Dojo: An incredibly well drawn webcomic about the foul adventures of an idiotic monkey and his perverted dragon friend. Genre: Comedy, Action.
Site: http://www.ravensdojo.com

2. Sore Thumbs: It starts out like a cliched manga-type comic, but then it just descends into pure chaos. DEFINITELY worth a read. Genre: Comedy, Comedy.
Site: http://www.sorethumbs.com

3. Breakpoint City: A time-traveler and his dog. I have some catching up to do, but it's a fantastic webcomic. Genre: Sci-fi, Comedy.
Site: http://www.breakpointcity.com

4. Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal: Physics/math/dark humor, all rolled up into one enchilada. 2000+ comics and still running, a hilarious must-read for all. Genre: Comedy, Comedy
Site: http://www.smbc-comics.com

5. The Perry Bible Fellowship: A comic that became popular on 4chan, this odd little number is in the same humor ball-park as Cyanide and Happiness. Genre: Dark comedy.
site: http://www.pbfcomics.com

6. Channel Ate: The quality fluctuates... it's great, then it sucks, then it's great then it sucks. It's currently on the 'suck'part of the cycle, but some of the older ones are great. Genre: Dark comedy.
Site: http://www.channelate.com

7. Cat and Girl: It's like Calvin and Hobbes, if they both got Philosophy degrees. A good webcomic that'll give you something to think about. Genre: Philosophical.
Site: http://www.catandgirl.com

8. XKCD: It's been listed here 100's of times, and it will continue to be. It's good, but when they try to pass off Cos(x) as a punchline, I get a bit pissed off. Good for those who enjoy it or for those who want to get nerd-cred by pretending to like it. Genre: Nerd humor.
site: http://www.xkcd.com

9. Cyanide and Happiness: Another that has been mentioned ad nauseum here, but it's worth doing so again. A grim little thing, funny, too. Genre: Shock comedy.
Site: http://www.explosm.net

10. Critical Miss: The Escapist's own videogame webcomic. Very good stuff.
Genre: Comedy.
Site: Right here on the Escapist

11. Stolen Pixels: Another Escapist comic. This one uses screenshots of games as its illustrations. Creative and funny. Genre: Comedy.
Site: Right here on the Escapist.

12. Copper: A deep, beautiful and breathtaking comic. Updated rarely. YOU MUST READ THIS. Genre: I don't know... Fantasy?
Site: http://www.boltcity.com/copper/

13. Corpse Run: A videogame webcomic. Actually clever.
genre: comdey
Site: http://www.corpseruncomics.com/

14. Subnormality: Also known as "Tl;dr the comic" and "That comic with too many words" it's a webcomic that updates every now and then. The art style is really good and the comics are huge. Every issue packs around, I'm not joking, around 400-500 words PER COMIC. It's a wonderful read if you're willing to put up with it.
Genre: Day-to-day/observations.
Site: http://www.viruscomix.com/subnormality


DIShonorable mentions: Comics that should die:
Vg Cats (Unfunny, repetitive), Ctrl+Alt+Del (Unfunny, after the abortion bit, they lost ALL credibility and respect.), Buttersafe (Unfunny, obvious Cyanide and Happiness wannabe.) Brainslug (A comic that claims to be edgy and violent, and not ONE DROP of blood is spilled. They rip a guy's spine out once, but YOU DON'T SEE IT, you take the character's word for it and you get to see the now body-less spine. It looks like a sketch from an anatomy book; not a single drop of blood or dangling flesh is on it. It's as if it had been pressure washed after getting ripped out of the guy.)


Notes:
To the creator of MS Paint Adventure's Homestuck: Please finish it. You've been dragging it on for too damn long. Please end it. No more padding!