What Other Webcomics Do You Read?

[DanteShepherd]

Considering that there are an estimated 40,000 webcomics in existence, it's always good to get people to tell you which ones they read so that you can jump onboard other great comics you hadn't heard of. So here we go. I'll go first, I guess, with just a sampling of my morning routine (toss a link to each comic if you can):

Photocomics
Skidmore Bluffs (Zander's new sequential style is must-see)
Union of Heroes (The Girl Who Dies A Lot is the greatest superhero of all time)
Life Strips (stark, unsettling, brilliant, German)
A Softer World (of course)

Drawn Comics
Bad Machinery (I actually enjoy this one and its predecessor Scary Go Round more than any other comic on the internet)
Girls With Slingshots (you wouldn't be reading STW if it wasn't for Danielle, plus it's a great comic)
Questionable Content (who doesn't read this one, right?)
XKCD (same deal)
Hark! A Vagrant (appeals to my history minor)
Octopus Pie (what a title)
Dinosaur Comics (the only comic with a more limited setting than STW)
Overcompensating (I need a hellcat, meaning an actual zombie cat from hell)
Nine Planets Without Intelligent Life (hasn't updated in almost a year, though)
O31 (the apocalypse is too beautiful)

Your turn.

[Kiltman(TJ)]

wow i had this big long reponse to this .. with lots of thought and research.. and then LIKE AN IDIOT forgot to switch tabs before searching for a URL i wanted.. and lost the whole damn thing.

soo after 39 min.. here is a recreation of that lost post. **grumblegrumble** idjut boy..

photo comic : the only one that matters STW

drawn comics ..

The Devils Panties : Jennie Breeden is responsible for getting me to start drawing and start my own webcomic . and even put me in her webcomic " http://devilspanties.keenspot.com/d/20080605.html " <-- me woot! my 2 seconds of fame.

I Feel Twitchy: from Meg(hasissues) a good net friend of mine.. she's attending the same art college that Jennie Breeden did http://meghasissues.comicgenesis.com/

Two lumps: http://www.twolumps.net/ i catch up on this one a couple times a month.. i'm no fan of cats.. but i think this guy nails cattitude.

Weregeek: http://www.weregeek.com/ Alina Pete makes this one, and she ustreams drawing on a semi-regular basis, she's alot of fun and i learn alot.

MooseHead stew: http://www.mooseheadstew.com/ auotbiographical webcomic from Alina (updated once a week i check it out about once a month.

xkcd: when i run into it.. its a great strip, i just cant' claim to follow it

The order of the stick: this is a BRILLIANT STRIP that i'd really like toget through one day.. i don't follow regularly but i should.. its a detailed storyline.. its a DnD storyline.. from the perspective of the (stick figure characters) http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0703.html


there are a half dozen more that i think are really funny but i don't actually read them so i will only post them if requested .. that is to say i checked em out but am piss poor at commitment.. ohh and this one is another stick one ..
pictures for sad children : http://picturesforsadchildren.com/index.php another stik type strip.. bizzarre but fun i check it out about once a month

[Vegetaman]

I used to read Bob & George and 8-Bit Theater, but anymore the only ones I really read are Irregular Webcomic and Cyanide & Happiness.

[stormfire908]

Abstruse Goose; the most mathematical/theoretical physics rigor in a comic
Sluggy Freelance; about 13 years of back logged strips that take weeks to read, but an amazing serial nonetheless

http://abstrusegoose.com/
http://sluggy.com/

[daph00z]

http://www.the-whiteboard.com/ - "The Whiteboard is a paintball webcomic created by "Doc" Nickel, an Alaskan airsmith." - wikipedia - Updates Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
http://www.userfriendly.org/ - "User Friendly is a daily webcomic about the staff of a small, fictional internet service provider, Columbia Internet. The strip's humor tends to be centered around technology jokes and geek humour." - wikipedia - Updates Daily

I also hit XKCD (love it!), Dilbert, and the Astronomy Picture of the Day http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html, though that's not a comic it's part of the morning routine.