Webcomic List

[tommygunn]

abstractgender.com
weird comic about a couple of boys who go into a "haunted" house and come out girls

[Firestar27]

You don't have:
Candi
Elf Only Inn
Elf Only Inn's art improves (somewhat), especially towards the end. But when it improves drastically, it's because the comic changed completely, only leaving some characters unchanged.

[Gez]

You don't have:
Candi
Elf Only Inn
Elf Only Inn's art improves (somewhat), especially towards the end. But when it improves drastically, it's because the comic changed completely, only leaving some characters unchanged.

The "reboot"? When they moved from the old chatroom to a MMORPG? There's been a several-year hiatus, too. Long enough for the artist's skill to evolve.

[sihnfahl]

Suicide For Hire.
One of my favorite comics. Hunter and Arcturus are highschool pals who ... snap one day, and set up an agency to assist those who wish to shed themselves of their mortal coil prematurely do so.

Now, that may sound bad, but read the comic. It's VERY hard to sympathize with most of their clients, save one. And the methods they use to ensure the suicide is a success is usually ... appropriate for the person's background.

[Indon]

Unicorn Jelly: A sci-fi/fantasy webcomic. I dunno where they get the 'philosophical' part from. I just finished it, and really liked it.

http://www.unicornjelly.com/

[Strengfellow]

I was just wondering if anyone knows how often Kagerou updates?

[Ichneumon]

Opening

A comic of pawns, ghouls and voices.

[bingo_bob]

The Book of Biff. It's excellent.

[Shibboleth]

The Adventures of Nerd Boy

It's ASCII-liscous!

[Quikngruvn]

Tales of MU. Okay, it's actually a serialized novel, but the author has described it as "a webcomic without pictures", so it fits. It's the story of an eighteen-year-old girl, Mackenzie Blaise, just starting college at Magesterius University, but in a high-magic world. Mackenzie is, um, unique, and that's all I'll say about her without spoiling anything. Anyway, the writing is top-notch, chock full of interesting characters, a unique but consistent world, geeky references (including at least one shout-out to OotS), hilarious puns and other wordplay, and sexuality and adult themes (at least two characters run around fully nude all the time). For mature audiences. Oh, and some of the ads may be NSFW (at least at the moment they are).

[Sc00by]

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ICE - Content (by Scientivore): Swearing, nudity, and mature themes. ICE is not recommended for anyone under the age of 14.

This is now @ http://www.faitherinhicks.com/ice/ if some one can update the listing post?

[Strengfellow]

I have recently gotten into Antibunny linky linky http://www.antibunny.com/

I a world where bunnies walk and talk amung us life can be a tad problematic for the furry.

Warning Bunnies get beaten up and I'll treated as do people SO W-14 is the rating.

Artwork was ink and pencil scanned onto PC but as of after 24/9/07 it goes over fully to ink brush style.

[sihnfahl]

I was just wondering if anyone knows how often Kagerou updates?

Randomly. Whenever Luka gets around to it, really.

Worth it, though; Luka puts a lot of effort into good line work and shading.

Luka's currently in the middle of a move.

[Dispozition]

And now, because I can...I add three new comics to this thread...Don't blame me if they're already in here, I didn't bother to check :D

Edit: Make that 5...And maybe more later...

Blackbird Updates: Fridays with two full pages. Genre: Fantasy/Manga
This is pretty much a manga. With a very similar styles of writing and drawing. This story is still pretty short right now (only 74 pages so far) but it's fairly fast paced and has good action scenes.
Lytherion Legends Updates: Wednesdays (not totally sure about that though) Genre: Fantasy/Manga
With good art and a decent (if slightly cliche) story, this is worth a look in. This is another short one as it's slow to update and still somewhat new, but I do recommend to most people.
Seal of the Devil - Udates: Irregularly (Few and very far between) Genre: Errrrmmm...Manga is the best I can think of.
This comic updates, well, never pretty much, but what is there is very good. With good art and a fairly good plot, I'd recommend it for a quick read as it's still short.
Fantasy Realms Updates: Mondays. Genre: Fantasy/Manga
Superb art and an excellent story, this is a great comic for those who love the manga or anime style of art and writing.
The Broken Mirror Updates: M-W-F (not always kept to) Genre: Very loosely Manga but more of a real life story with some sci-fi elements later on.
This is a rather sad comic at times and not for the weak of heart (no blood or gore but not exactly happy). I can't really describe it that well, just read it and see what you think.

[16bitperformanc]

16-bit Stage Performance

New Webcomic which is final fantasy based. But only the characters

[Burpcycle]

This would be a link to the webcomic Stick Random. http://www.stickrandom.com/Comic-1.html

[davwalp]

DM of the Rings - excellent spoof of LOTR
http://www.shamusyoung.com/twentysidedtale/?cat=14

Chainmail Bikini (by Shamus Young of DMotR)
http://www.feartheboot.com/comic/default.aspx?c=16

Darths and Droids - DMotR-ish spoof of Star Wars
http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/dar...odes/0001.html

[Arbitrarity]

Freefall has not yet been linked here. Sci-fi, could possibly be described as "furry" ish, but not really. Occasionally deals with interesting philosophical conundrums, but a good portion of the humor comes from Sam and Helix's utter incompetence and lack of sense.

This has been running a long time, and has links to some other comics. Running since 1998, updates roughly every other day.

[friedegg]

Dr Sheep and the Aardvark

An Aardvark falls out of the sky and lands in a community of sheep. He discovers that he has complete amnesia. Good job the local doctor, Dr Sheep, is at hand (hoof?) to help.

[hyperfreak497]

Huh? No Chainmail Bikini?

Seriously, and you say you read webcomics...

[Teal Kuinshi]

Didn't see it on the list, but 'Marry Me' is certainly an interesting comic.

[Ivellios]

http://www.squidi.net/index.php
Discontinued, but fun to read through the archives. 3 or 4 separate comic strips, A Modest Destiny is really good.

http://robandelliot.cycomics.com/
Funny as hell. I like this particular comic especially. http://robandelliot.cycomics.com/archive.php?id=138

http://threepanelsoul.com/
Continuation of Mac Hall. Can't belive it's not up there already.

[EldritchExMachina]

I'm shocked no one has linked Drowtales: Moonless age. This is by far one of my favorite webcomics and has been around for ages.

[JMobius]

Another shameless plug: Avatar, my post apocalyptic noir superhero story. :P

[mause]

A history of a emo kid: So Common So Cheap

I like the art and the the lines of every character It shows a pretty damn complex world of stereotypes. Anyone who is in the rock scene should take a look to see how you look in the outside.

So Common So Cheap

[Klaz Eidron]

No mention of Kid Radd? My favourite webcomic? You can even download the complete comic! (Content Warning: Some sexually related comments and darker plot towards the end) http://www.kidradd.com/

[UncleWolf]

A Quartz Bead is always a great one. It is written in polish but you can choose to read an english translation. the writer has a better grasp of english than I do!

www.aquartzbead.net

[Grym]

Possibly one of the best webcomics I have ever read, Last Blood is a post apocalyptic webcomic. (Yup, it's another one). But, this one has a twist. This is post-apocalyptic comic, and the apocalypse was caused by zombies. So? you say. There are lots of zombie comics. They've been overdone. GTFO, noob. However, this one has another twist (It's actually quite twisty, the plots more crooked than that drug dealer at the corner ) There are Vampires! So, basically the vampires are protecting a small group of remaining humans so they can survive off of their blood. The creator is planning on making a movie out of it, and this is actually more like a story board. But it's a fine story board. And if you are too lazy to click on the link, you can always go out to your local comic book store, because they sell there too. Pas de logique.

Here's another one for ya'. Noticed you didn't have it, either.(I'm surprised, you had antihero and not these?) Post Nuke. Yes, it's another one a' thems post-apocalyptics. Basically, it takes place in a world, right after a nuclear war. Not much more to it than that, but hey. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[Hood]

WAR

A Warhammer 40k comedy (some inappropriate material). Updates infrequently.

Chopping Block

A comic about a serial killer, drawn in a unique charcoal style. Needless to say, it has lots of violence, very black humor, and is not for kids or anyone who gets offended... ever.

By the way, I really like it . It updates infrequently in a single panel, far-side like format. Note that the art style changes late in the strip, because a different artist takes it over.

[Dave Rapp]

LEGO Quest
An epic tale told with plastic.

Created by yours truely. I lean more towards an epic action story kind of thing than just raw comedy, so don't expect it to be the funniest comic in the world. And as with all webcomics, forgive the general suckiness of the earlier comics.

Content rating-
Probably PG, but it has a bit of harsh language here and there, so PG13 at worst. No smex or anything due to the anatomical incorrectness of LEGO minifigs.