Favorite Webcomics

[spmetla]

As of recently I've discovered the joy that is the webcomic, although I've only discovered two good ones I'm now following them regularly.

These are my favorite webcomics:

Megatokyo

Something Positive

So what webcomics are some of you guy's reading if any at all?

[Dîn-Heru]

wulffmorgenthaler

Not exactly a comic with a storyline, but alot of absurd cartoon jokes.

[Axeknight]

Ctrl Alt Del - so funny, but you'll have to read a few comics back to get the current storyline (to the 23rd of April - go to the archives)

Ctrl Alt Del

[octavian]

not exactly comics but rather Cartoons homestar

[Maladin]

My favourite webcomic currently is, and will likely remain, the Order of the Stick. In a world based on Dungeons and Dragons, you get an interesting plot and compelling characters. You do not necessarily need to be an expert of the game; a basic knowledge is enough, and even then the humour is not solely based on D&D jokes, far from it.

I like Kevin & Kell too, I would list it as my second favourite. Updates everyday.

[Fixiwee]

www.achewood.com

It's a absurd and surreal comic or as the comic titles itself :"A cartoon of modern life as lived by a retarded otter, an alcoholic tiger, and two bears."
It takes a few strips to get into, but the writer is a genius and the comic surpasses most other webcomics by creativity and humor.

[Ramses II CP]

Seconding Order of the Stick!

Also Darths & Droids:

http://www.darthsanddroids.net/episodes/0254.html

Irregular Webcomic I check from time to time as well:

http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/

And the DFC has to get an honorable mention, although it's in a slightly different category.

http://dfc.furr.org/index.html

[ajaxfetish]

xkcd ftw
penny arcade

Ajax

[CountArach]

Ctrl Alt Del - so funny, but you'll have to read a few comics back to get the current storyline (to the 23rd of April - go to the archives)

Ctrl Alt Del

I gave up on that so long ago... around the time of the [spoiler alert!]

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miscarriage

I follow xkcd and Cyanide and Happiness.

[Marshal Murat]

I'm seconding Penny Arcade and xkcd. Both are absolutely hilarious.

[Hooahguy]

Ctrl Alt Del - so funny, but you'll have to read a few comics back to get the current storyline (to the 23rd of April - go to the archives)

Ctrl Alt Del

second.

but also Cyanide and Happiness.

[A Very Super Market]

The only one I read regularily is Dr. Mcninja, perhaps solely for the absurdity of it.

[shlin28]

I second OOTS, xkcd and Penny Arcade.

I also midly enjoy Erfworld

[Decker]

Can't leave this lil gem out
Gone With The Blastwave

[Chaotix]

My favourite webcomic currently is, and will likely remain, the Order of the Stick. In a world based on Dungeons and Dragons, you get an interesting plot and compelling characters. You do not necessarily need to be an expert of the game; a basic knowledge is enough, and even then the humour is not solely based on D&D jokes, far from it.

I like Kevin & Kell too, I would list it as my second favourite. Updates everyday.

Order of the Stick is very good.

Also,

http://www.fireball20xl.com

has a ton of console-game related comics. Even if you don't like the newer ones there are archives full of old, finished webcomics.

[Mouzafphaerre]

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Ozy and Millie

Do mangas count? Then Vinland Saga.
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[Quirinus]

xkcd ftw.

Used to follow Cyanide & Happiness and Questionable Content, not anymore though.

[Csargo]

I followed Questionable Content for a long time. Also like Cyanide and Happiness.

[Lemur]

penny arcade

For the wins, as the kids say on the internet tubes.

[a completely inoffensive name]

xkcd
Cyanide and Happiness
Questionable Content

[rasoforos]

Penny Arcade

Amazing comic. I used to make fun of my wife for reading it until I tried a couple of strips and ended up reading something like 6 years worth in one go :)