Fav. Comic Strip

[Ariovistus Maximus]

Hi all! I thought it would be fun to get a favorite comics thread going. I couldn't post it in the misc. discussion area though, cuz I'm a newbie.

Post your favorite strip or a strip from your favorite artist.

Anyways, here goes (I think):
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[Ariovistus Maximus]

hmmm, didn't work; how sad.

http://wondermark.com/tcsd/recontext10.gif

if that doesnt work just go to http://wondermark.com/tcsd/recontext10.gif

[Aemilius Paulus]

Well, a splendid web-comic is Ctr+Alt+Del (http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/index.php). It has a storyline and is basically a graphic novel in a comic strip format. Much better than the recycled to death, zombie corpses of the classic comics.

[A Very Super Market]

I don't know how to describe it, but Dr. Mcninja never ceases to stop being amazing(ly weird)

http://www.drmcninja.com/

[Owen Glyndwr]

Well, a splendid web-comic is Ctr+Alt+Del (http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/index.php). It has a storyline and is basically a graphic novel in a comic strip format. Much better than the recycled to death, zombie corpses of the classic comics.


Haha I love that comic strip, I read the updates every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Although, I sort of miss the standalone video game jokes, that seem to be increasingly disappearing from the circulation :(

[CountArach]

Haha I love that comic strip, I read the updates every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Although, I sort of miss the standalone video game jokes, that seem to be increasingly disappearing from the circulation :(
Yeah unfortunately the gaming took a back-seat and I guess that is one of the reasons that I stopped reading it.

[Fiddling_nero]

There are several webcomics that I love and it would be difficult to choose just one.

First on my list would be Schlock Mercenary by Howard Taylor. (Sci-fi Mercenary comic) The author has been updating this daily since June, 12 2000 so there is a massive archive. Latest book published has been nominated for this years Hugo Awards. (age 13+)

http://schlockmercenary.com/

Second on my list would be Girl Genius by Phil & Kaja Foglio. (Steampunk/Mad Science) Updates every Monday, Wednesday,and Friday. The comic has also recently been nominated for this years Hugo Awards.
(age 13+)

http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/

[Aemilius Paulus]

Yeah unfortunately the gaming took a back-seat and I guess that is one of the reasons that I stopped reading it.
Really? I never got to that point yet. I began reading with the first strip in the archive. Hey, I don't care that much about the game references, as long as the comic remains so computer-nerdy. But if it is not, having degenerated to a mere life story, then I suppose I would not like it.

[Ariovistus Maximus]

Wow! Cool to see so many peoplez! :dizzy2: :birthday2:

Do y'all want to actually put a comic strip on ur post? That would make it a lot of fun to look through. :director: :clown:

[Takeo]

https://i6.tinypic.com/152gbwo.jpg from Cyanide and Happiness
although they do tend to get funnier these days...

[Mithrandir]

I always loved the tintin series.

[Takeo]

Oh, and recommending Fleep (http://www.shigabooks.com/shigabooks/csfolder/fleep.html)- a clever, strange comic with nothing short of intriguing bits
must read everyone :yes:

[Aemilius Paulus]

I dare anyone to find something more brilliant, amusing, witty, intellectual, varied, creative, and generally epic win than this: www.xkcd.com (their site is down for the last couple of minutes though)

[A Very Super Market]

I bring you The Perry Bible Fellowship (http://pbfcomics.com/).

So dark it may only be viewed in infra-red.

[Aemilius Paulus]

I bring you The Perry Bible Fellowship (http://pbfcomics.com/).

So dark it may only be viewed in infra-red.
Oh God,
http://pbfcomics.com/archive_b/PBF187-Way_Too_Much.jpg

I swear on my honour that I fell stepped out of my chair and fell into a fit of uncontrolled laughter. No, I am not kidding. I am serious. It has been months since I laughed with such intensity. Thank you, AVSM, you made my day.

[DaciaJC]

Bah, the genius of Calvin and Hobbes stands alone.

http://lh6.google.com/ndb000/RdJmGwCIqmI/AAAAAAAAABE/CjyZqmXm-dM/s800/File0001.PNG

By the way, the above comic seems to have "borrowed" the idea from a C&H strip from "There's Treasure Everywhere", page 149. I'm trying to find the strip online for your viewing pleasure.

[Lexio X]

Calvin and Hobbes is awesome but like all the greats it has been on the decline.

Discovered Sinfest (http://www.sinfest.net/) about four years ago and haven't stopped. It has its hit and miss moments like some of the Devil and Buddha mini-series and some 4th wall issues but this is one of my faves.

https://i354.photobucket.com/albums/r435/dracoleman/2003-08-05.gif

[edyzmedieval]

Garfield by far, but they started to get really boring. I enjoy CTRL+Alt+Del as well, along with Calvin and Hobbes too. :yes: