Web Comics

[AllenG]

Given that there are no good comics in the paper any longer, what are your favorite web comics?

My current list is:
http://www.reptilisrex.com/
http://amultiverse.com/
http://hijinksensue.com/
http://www.troopsofdoomcomic.com/
http://questionablecontent.net/

 

[NickCutlip]

I like http://www.gocomics.com/

 

[CJayhawk]

http://www.xkcd.com is easily my favorite.

 

[bastimret]

www.questionablecontent.net
www.penny–arcade.com
www.licd.com
www.cad-comic.com
www.explosm.net/comics/2863/
Xkcd.com

 

[Bobtrumpet]

http://www.dilbert.com Not really a web comic, but you can go back to the beginning and read 'em all for free.

http://www.finderskeepers.gcgstudios.com

This story showed a LOT of promise, but it hasn't been updated for a couple months so I've about given up on it.
One of my few peeves about web comics. I can't count the number of web comics I've gotten involved in (I usually like the serial ones), only to have the artist drop it (almost-)completely (can anyone say Alpha-Shade?) or get so tied up in paid work that they don't have time to work on it (I can certainly understand this).

http://www.zapcomic.com Good story.

http://www.achewood.com One of the best, though I haven't kept up with it for a while. "The Great Outdoor Fight" is classic.

I used to like Sinfest too, but dropped it from my list about a year ago. The dog and cat ones, as opposed to the strips with the human characters, in particular, are exceptional.

http://xkcd.com Very nice.

http://thedoghousediaries.com Kind of like xkcd.

There are some others, but I don't recall the names right now (I have them bookmarked at home).

 

[Miles]

http://www.marriedtothesea.com/

 

[Black Adder]

This is the only one I've found that I consistently like:

http://wondermark.com.

His books are worth purchasing, too.

Don

 

[Bobtrumpet]

I forgot about Evil, Inc.

And Real Life.

www.licd.com
www.cad-comic.com

Forgot about "Least I Could Do," although I liked some of the prior artwork styles better. I may have to pick up where I left off.

CAD was also good but for some reason I quit reading. I'm glad you posted the link.

 

[Spinch]

Bastimret covered most of mine, but I'll add a few:

• PVP
• Diesel Sweeties

And last but not least,

• Axe Cop (written by a now 7-year-old boy, illustrated by his now 31-year-old brother)