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Hi all! I'm just curious what online comics do you usually read?
Personally I'm a staunch follower of Order of the Stick It's really a wondeful comic for anyone who has ever played D&D-based RPG's. I can say I've had so many fun moments with it, so that I pretty much recommend it to you guys.:yes:
I also read two other comics: Concerned:the half-life and death of Gordon Frohman, and Flintlocke's Guide to Azeroth.
There was another thread, a while ago, on the same topic; I'm definitely too lazy to dig it back, but it was quite popular, so here's hoping this one will be as well, 'cause it's been a while :yes:
I like Penny Arcade (penny-arcade.com), Ctrl-Alt-Del Online, and I used to like Angst Technologies at inktank.com, but the author stopped doing it several months ago :(
Guess that's about all I check on a regular basis...
Penny Arcade, CAD, and a brilliant one called xkcd. Absolute genius. Definately worth reading, especially if you're more mathmatically or scientifically minded.
Aggony duck, your links don't work.
about the comics:
I like 'order of the stick' too, I also read the snafu comics (mostly the grim comic and the ever after).
And of course 'Questional content' which I first started to read because I clicked on a sig of someone here on the org.
EDIT: I forgot, check out Dorothy Gale Journey to Oz.
I do Love Reading Pennt Arcade. Some Nice Comics they actually make for onlnie readers and such..
http://nuklearpower.com/
Also, I second CAD.
Flipside: really cool fantasy world. Great art.
Rob & Elliot: Silliness.
No Need for Bushido: Scantily clad ninja chicks, wacky zen priests, and lots of anachronism. Much fun.
Also, Ctrl + Alt + Delete and Questionable Content as already mentioned.
Hehe.
"Did you drunk dial North Korea again?"
"You know I can't work without deadlines."
*nuke falling outside the window*
That's Rob & Elliot...
It's nice to see i got a few people reading QC.
Anyway, comics.
Questionable Content (duh)
Megatokyo
CtrlAltDel Online
Dilbert
Concerned: The Half-Life and Death of Gordon Frohman
Dr McNinja