Webcomic List

[harknell]

Onezumi.com

[Winged One]

Flaky Pastry
Make With the Funny
Out There
Geek Tragedy
PS283
A Girl and Her Fed Content: Politics out the wazoo.
Pure

[Pyro]

Scribs is always pretty funny. http://scribs.us/

[Krade]

Post-Nuke Comic: Post Apocalypse Online Graphic Novel

I found this one a couple weeks ago. Really interesting stuff. Not really funny, but I suppose someone would be hard pressed to make a post-apocalyptic world humorous.

Going by the MPAA standards of rating, I'd give this an iffy PG-13.

Also, it has REALLY infrequent posts. It is now 9 days since the last comic was posted. Good stuff, check it out.

[Foxtale]

Okay, here's a few extra for you all. ^^

B

Blue and Blond
A surfing webcomic, with a little bit of college drama mixed in. And also some fantasy, such as when the characters accidentally travel into other webcomics through the sewers, along with the Irish Mob.

C

Candi
A webcomic about a group of college kids. It has the regular drama one would expect, plus a bit of strangeness (a talking ferret called Menjou, and the squirrel mafia), and it deals with some pretty adult issues. Starts out in B+W, but turns to colour after a while.

F

Faux Pas
Which is a comic about a fox living on a farm with a whole bunch of other animals. It's written in a newspaper format, and I'd probably call it a drama.

Fox Tails
The first webcomic I've ever read, it's updating a little slowly now. It's written in an anime/graphic novel style, and while the art isn't much, the kitsune mythology is pretty good for a contemporary setting. I really do think it tries to be a manga.

H

Holy Bibble
Kinda surprised it wasn't up on the list (unless I missed it). The guys who do this comic basically take verses in the Bible and subtly twist their meaning. The art is simple, but enjoyable. And the content won't make you laugh out loud, but you'll enjoy it more the more you know about the Bible.

P

Penny and Aggie
Another college drama one (I love these), this one really is M15+ rated for some of the storylines. Easy to read art style.

Plush and Blood
A really weird comic that deals with a world filled with stuffed animals. It's probably best to read the backstory before the comic, since the world is really nicely detailed.

S

The Secret Lives of Mobs
A really great comic making fun of Warhammer and the upcoming WAR game. Good art, funny jokes. Any fan of MMOs will get this. Not too much in their archives yet, and recently they've branched out to more of a gamer's perspective rather than the game.

Z

The Zombie Hunters
I love zombie movies and especially government-agency-survivor stories after a zombie plague. So this is just brilliant. The art style is excellent for its genre, and I have a feeling the focus on the group rather than the story will give it a very Whedon-esque style.

[Scientivore]

Penny and Aggie
Another college drama one (I love these), this one really is M15+ rated for some of the storylines. Easy to read art style.

It's a high school sitcom. That makes it sometimes an uncomfortable read for me since they're li'l teenagers so it would be wrong for me to notice when they're sexy. I mean if! >.> because I've never noticed! <.<

Anyway, here's another nomination: No Pink Ponies

[Foxtale]

It's a high school sitcom. That makes it sometimes an uncomfortable read for me since they're li'l teenagers so it would be wrong for me to notice when they're sexy. I mean if! >.> because I've never noticed! <.<

Haha, just avoid the entire MA15+ plotline then. ^^ The rest is fine. Thanks for pointing out that difference though. Small mistake. >_> And the art definitely makes them look older.

[Overdose]

I cant belive no one mencioned (that i saw) the comic "Sexy Losers"

http://sexylosers.com/.

Its now "dead" but still very fun to read(warning:mature content)
if you dont know it go check it out,if you know it go check it out again ;)

[Juno]

Star Cross'd Destiny, often abreviated as SXD for some reason. First comic linked to, I haven't read it yet.

The X is a play on the "Cross'd" part of the title that another reader came up with. I still call it SCD though. I'm oldskool.

Uh... since I'm here! I read:

Swordwaltzer - best coloring and hardcore action ever.
Sarah Zero - I've loved his restart. This is very different and low-key if you can dig it.
Pinky TA - fantastic feel and story.

Best ones I can think of off the top of my head. Check them out. And if you're bored, check mine out too - it's not dead. ^_-

[Scientivore]

I cant belive no one mencioned (that i saw) the comic "Sexy Losers"

http://sexylosers.com/.

Its now "dead" but still very fun to read(warning:mature content)
if you dont know it go check it out,if you know it go check it out again ;)

It's *NERSFW* (not even remotely safe for work). It's no coincidence that Wikipedia credits it with popularizing the most common "as a word" meaning of "fap".

[Fisher]

Nice list so far. Was surprised corneralley13 wasn't mention yet. (Haven't read the entire thread so I could be wrong.)

http://corneralley.comicgenesis.com/d/20030801.html

The webcomic seemed to come to a close, but the artist/writer has decided to continue it. =) This would have to be one of my top 10 favorite webcomics right now.

[Ariko]

marked as spoiler cause of size, and cause its answered and cause it has..spoilers!

Spoiler

Show

This list has been helpful in reassembling my lost list of webcomics I read (cause my old computer died and the harddrive was beyond even data recovery..), but theres one..I can't remember the name of and I'm hoping someone will be able to tell me. Its about..well one of the main characters is a tinkerer/inventor and has a device he got from an alien couple his dad was helping, that lets him change the aappearance and gender of himself and others, and there's his friend, who later in the comic is turned into a girl and the device breaks..so unwilling to wait a few days or whatever it was, they break into a museum to use a magic stone that helps him, but creates a clone of him in female form (named Ellen..yay one of the few names I can remember after not having access for awhile..) and another main character is able to turn into a squirrel, the name she usually uses is Grace, and there are others..Nanase was one character. I just hope this is familiar to somebody out there..I love this comic

THANK YOU Scientivore!

[Scientivore]

theres one..I can't remember the name of and I'm hoping someone will be able to tell me.

El Goonish Shive

[dayflow]

wow, i can't believe Diesel Sweeties isn't on here yet!

and Yirmumah doesn't really update anymore now that the artist is busy w/ Hero By Night, but the archives still have some good stuff.

[LordVader]

Turnsignals on a Land Raider. It's a Warhammer 40k comic, so if you don't play the minis game, or at least Dawn of War, you won't really understand it. Really funny though.

[Were-Sandwich]

my comic: Orpheus

Its a very british space opera, made with NWN screenshots.

[onasuma]

Commissar kill that man warhammer 40k comic. posted because the plug thread dissappeared into the night.

[Winged One]

Syzygy has died and it's rotting corpse can be found here. Reanimation can be attempted by asking Alicorn nicely.
Beads of the Sun and Moon and Stars
Ensorcel
Reaper 7
Yang Child
Second Chances
A Magical Roommate
Sins

[jessicamegan]

Does anyone know where these comics are?

[Scientivore]

Does anyone know where these comics are?

The Perry Bible Fellowship

[Mythx]

Unimaginable that Dilbert is being forgotten! =(

[Scientivore]

IMO, Dilbert is not a webcomic. I can see how it could theoretically be considered one because its archives are technically available online (for $34.95 per year). However, the Wikipedia entry on it makes no mention of its online archives at all (at this time). The link is simply labeled "Official Dilbert website". The most likely explanation for that oversight is because those online archives are an unimportant afterthought to such a phenomenally successful newpaper comic.

[HyramGraff]

I just discovered this gem from an ad on Schlock Mercenary.

Code name: Hunter

[Thervold]

A friend of mine makes this. People I've shown it to found it amusing:
Monster Hunting Made Easy

There are a lot of random things on the page in addition to the episodes too.

[Mc. Lovin']

Not really funny, but I suppose someone would be hard pressed to make a post-apocalyptic world humorous.

I point you towards Gone with the Blastwave

[Pink]

Monkey Pot (Prequel:Boogey Dancing): Content(MP)Mature: sexual themes, language, Violence, disturbing scenes (BD) PG: Violence
Description: A tale of love and adventure behind closet doors, in the world of the Boogeymen. Where nameless terror lurk and the abandoned imaginary friends find a new home. Where the a human girl immune to their frightening powers must team up with their prince to save them from certain destruction.
Note: Boogey Dancing is a bit rough at first, but the text and artwork gets better and is perfected in Monkey Pot.

[doliemaster]

Is it possible to become a webcomic reviewer for this list? Please?

[Blurry]

I point you towards Gone with the Blastwave

I wholeheartedly endorse this webcomic. One of my new favorites.

Here's a few more for your list:

Lucid TV

Achewood

[Winged One]

Comic Mischeif
Mystic Revolution
Coyote Dance
Undertow
Emereld Winter
Blackbird
Fey Winds

[splintered1]

Here's an unlisted webcomic I hope you'll take a look at:

TECHNOSAURS

Description: Transported to a world of highly advanced dinosaurs, two kids search for a way home.