(Vanity) Which webcomics do you read?

[Tanniker Smith]

I haven't asked this in a while, but what webcomics do you read? There are thousands of them out there these days, and little time to go through them all to find the good ones.

[Tanniker Smith]

Ones that I regularly check include:

• Irregular Webcomic -- created mostly with Legos.
• xkcd
• Air Force Blues
• Indexed -- another math-minded site. warning: she's a young liberal and it shows sometimes
• (x, why?) -- hey, I like math.

Less often, but I try to catch up on:

• Day by Day
• Dinosaur Comics -- can't read this every day. I need a break.
• Girl Genius

And others that I'll add when I either remember them or look up their URLs. I think I still have Ctrl-Alt-Del, VG Cats and Three Panel Soul linked on my iGoogle page, but I can't remember the last time I clicked on any of those links.

What's everyone else reading?

[i_dont_chat]

Two:

Ziggy and Andy Capp

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Alien Loves Predator.

Funniest. Web. Strip. EVAH. ;)

[xtinct]

Geeks on Caffiene
Scrappleface (not a cartoon but amusing)

[Allegra]

Damn. I don't even know what webcomics are. I read the comics in the Stars and Stripes.

I am so behind the times. I'd better catch up. ;-)

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Damn. I don't even know what webcomics are.

I read mine by candlelight, while the treadmill hamsters power the computer's generator. ;)

[martin_fierro]

Dilbert
John Bergstrom's Attack Cartoons
Least I Could Do
Michael Ramirez
Pearls Before Swine

Sinfest (used to be funny; now just another 0bama stroke-fest)

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Highly recommended:

Schlock Mercenary. Far future mercenaries in space. It has a complex, witty, and a little bloody-minded story line. It is best to start from the beginning, and navigation is unusual, with the arrows to the right of the comic. Daily.

http://www.schlockmercenary.com/

Wapsi Square. About a short and busty Hispanic anthropologist who is surrounded by mythological creatures and demons. Another good one to start from the beginning. Daily.

http://www.wapsisquare.com/

Slow wave. The artist turns people’s dreams into a four panel comic. Weekly.

http://www.slowwave.com/

Sinfest. An odd comic about Slick, a short guy artist; his beautiful and vain muse who he is in love with but spurns him; God, the devil, Buddha, Jesus, and the dragon. Vaguely a Faustian story, which in the last few weeks has been harping a bit much on politics. Daily.

http://www.sinfest.net/

Bob the Angry Flower. Disassociated rantings of a supernaturally powerful flower creature. Weekly.

http://www.angryflower.com/

Strange Candy. The adventures of a group of mostly women through various alternative universes of Japanese manga pop culture. A little adult oriented.

http://www.strangecandy.net/

[mewzilla]

The Dreamer

I really like it :)

[Tanniker Smith]

I didn't think about the print comics that are online. To be honest, I know many of them are available, but I don't think to look for them.

I only buy the newspaper on Sunday, so I see print comics once per week. I should start bookmarking the ones that I like so I can read them daily if I want to.

Doing that, I'd probably make sure that I read Foxtrot and Get Fuzzy.
Too bad that Prince Valiant isn't online. (Seriously, PV is probably the biggest reason that I get the Sunday paper, followed by the Kakuro puzzle.)

[Slings and Arrows]

I read more webcomics that you can shake a stick at, but some of the better ones that no-one has mentioned yet include

Erfworld
Order of the Stick
Schlock Mercenary
Sluggy Freelance
Sorcery 101
Partially Clips

And many, many more...

[steve-b]

In no particular order:

Erfworld
Order of the Stick
Breakfast of the Gods
Something Positive
XKCD
PartiallyClips

[knittnmom]

In addition to Day by Day, userfriendly.org has had a terrific series this week in observance of Veterans. Starts here: http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20081110

[ditchdigger]

I had never seen that before. It’s great, but warning to others: GV, AL, SSC.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

A fair and representative sample, for any/all curious fellow FReepers:

[ditchdigger]

Yes, that is a good sample. I had to bookmark this one for some undetermined future use:

http://alienlovespredator.com/?id=114

I thought I’d send it to someone to share the enjoyment but I can’t figure out any of my friends or family that would appreciate it.

[Conan the Librarian]

Sorry I don’t have time to post links at this point.

Dilbert

Sheldon. The story of a kid who invents a way to speed up the internet and makes billions, and his pet talking duck. I recommend it highly.

Unshelved. A librarian’s comic.

Wondermark. VERY strange

[JSDude1]

Homestarrunner

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

#186 is a personal favorite. ;)

[martin_fierro]

For the artistically-challenged, there's stripcreator.com -- make your own webcomic!