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I know this has been done elsewhere, but I think it's a good idea. Give me the webcomics that you read every day. Don't just hit me with a blizzard of crap, give me an actual list of what you read.

Hsu and Chan - by Norm Scott
2P Start - by Tim Harding & Ray Hargreaves
The Abominable - by Charles Christopher
Abstruse Goose - by ~
Achewood- by Chris Onstad - lack of updates recently, but the archives are definitely worth your time. Great writing.
Actionfigurecomics - by Erik Kjerland
A Girl and her Fed - by K. Brooke Spangler
anti-Heroes - by Jordan Quigley
Buck Godot - by Phil & Kaja Foglio
Arlo & Janis blog site - by Jimmy Johnson
A Softer World - by Emily Horne and Joey Comeau
Awkward Zombie - by Katie Tiedrich
Blank Label Comics with Real Life, Ugly Hill, Schlock Mercenary, Shortpacked, & Wapsi Square.
Boxer Hockey - by Tyson Hesse
Brathalla - by Jeffery Stevenson, Seth Damoose and Anthony Lee
Bruno the Bandit - by Ian McDonald
Candi -by Starline X Hodge
Cartridge - by Chris Jeffery & Alexandria N.
Sequential Art - by Phillip M Jackson
Get Fuzzy- by Darby Conley - Like Garfield, but funny. One of the two syndicated webcomics I regularly follow.
Pearls Before Swine -by Stephan Pastis The other syndicated webcomic (I occasionally read Dilbert and Foxtrot, but not regularly)
Cross Platform -by Konstantin Boyko - has been slow at updating
Ctrl+Alt+Del - By Tim Buckley
Dandy & Company - by Derrick Fish
Girls With Slingshots - by Danielle Corsetto
Darths & Droids - by The Comic Irregulars - ...or what would happen if Star Wars movies were actually an RPG campaign? "I cast Summon Bigger Fish!"
Crimson Dark - by David Simon
Day By Day - by Chris Muir
Devils Panties - by Jennie Breedan
Diesel Sweeties - by Richard Stevens 3
Digital Unrest - by Chris Simmons
Dilbert - by Scott Adams
Dominic Deegan - by MICHAEL TERRACCIANO
Dresden Codak - by Aaron S. Diaz
Doctor McNinja - by Chris Hastings
Dueling Analogs - by Steve Napierski
El Goonish Shive - by Dan Shive
Evil Inc. - by Brad J. Guigar - Also home for Phables, and Courting Disaster.
Cyanide and Happiness - by Dave
Fans! - T Campbell
Fade - by Jack Stalnaker
F@NBOY$ - by Scott Under - been a little slow on the updates
Finders Keepers - Garth Gram
Flaky Pastry - By Félix Lavallée
Flipside - by Brion Foulke
Freak Angels - by Warren Ellis and illustrated by Paul Duffield
Freefall - by Paul Stanley
Geebas on Parade - by Jennie Breedan
Order of the Stick and Erfworld - By Rich Burlew
Girl Genius - by Phil & Kaja Foglio
Goblins - by Tarol Hunt and Danielle Stephens. D&D reconstruction through the eyes of a group of goblins who got tired of being XP fodder and started their own adventuring party. Gory.
The Non-Adventures of Wonderella - by Justin Pierce
GUComics - by Woody Hearn
Gunnerkrigg Court - By Tom Siddell
The Gun Show - by KC Green
Hockey Zombie - Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Horribleville - by KC Green
Jump Leads - by Ben Paddington & Jar Jar
Kate Beaton- by Kate Beaton best history comic since Cartoon History of the Universe.
Kevin & Kell - by Bill Holbrook
Minus - by Ryan Armand - no longer being made but the archives are worth reading
Kukuburi - by Ramón Pérez
Looking For Group - by Ryan Sohmer and Lar de Souza. If you don't know Richard the Warlock yet, have a fireball in the kisser.
Lil' Formers - by Matt Moylan
Lucid TV - by John Keogh, David Rothlein and Ross Armstrong
Unspeakable Vault of Doom - by François Launet
Menage a 3 - by Gisele Lagace
ExtraLife - By Scott Johnson
Nobody Scores - by Brandon Bolt
No Need For Bushido - by Alex Kolesar and Joseph Kovell
8-bit Theater - by Brian Clevinger
Octopus Pie- by Meredith Gran - Great-looking, funny, and consistently surprising, with a writing style that prizes detail over narrative. You might have to go through a story twice to see exactly how all the individual comics fit together, but you'll also find a wealth of character detail on that second go-through, so it's really worth it.
Overcompensating - by Jeffrey J.Rowland.
Partially Clips - by Robert Balder
Penny Arcade - by Mike Krahulik & Jerry Holkins
Jack - by David Hopkins
Pictures for Sad Children- by John Campbell
SSDD - by Alan Foreman
Family man - by Dylan Meconis
Punch and Pie - by Chris Daily and Aeire
PvP - by Scott Kurtz
Questionable Content - by Jeph Jaques
Daily Dinosaur Comics- by Ryan North
Real Life Comics - by Greg Dean
The Phoenix Requiem - by Sarah Ellerton, creator of Inverloch
Rice Boy, which has ended, and Order of Tales by Evan Dahm
Sabrina Online - by Eric W. Schwartz
Scary Go Round- by John Allison - It takes awhile to get used to the humor, and the archives are too bloated to recommend going through, but this is still a fun strip.
Schlock Mercenary - by Howard Tayler
Sheldon - by Dave Kellet
Shortpacked - by David Willis
Simulated Comic Product - by ~
Sinfest - by Tatsuya Ishida
Skin Horse- Co-written and drawn by Shaenon Garrity, who did Narbonic. Similar to her previous strip, but with much better art, and even more bizarre characters, including a transvestite black-ops agent, a violence-loving zombie, and a talking dog who is better at surpressing her animal instinct than either of her co-workers.
Sluggy Freelance - by Pete Abrams
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - by ~
Something Positive - by r*k*milholland
Sorcery101 - by Kel McDonald
Stark Reality - By BMB
Starslip Crisis - by Kris Straub- Great sci-fi strip, and one of the first strips I've seen in a long time that consistently does original things with time travel. Straub's other strips, chainsawsuit and F-Chords, are also worth a look- I can't wait until F-Chords comes back.
Sunset Grill- by Kat Feete
Thunderstruck - by Grayson Towler
Theater Hopper - by Tom Brazelton
The Book of Biff - by by Chris Hallbeck
The Bunny System - by Audrey Soffa
The Dreamland Chronicles - by Scott Christian Sava
the outer circle - by Steve Napierski
The Slackerz - by Scott Smith and Scott Hepting
The Whiteboard - by Doc Nickel
The Zombie Hunters - by Jenny Romanchuk: story of a team of zombie hunters in a world populated by... do I really have to say it?
Three Panel Soul- by Matt Boyd and Ian McConville
Raising Hell - by ANDY BELANGER
Turnsignals on a Land Raider - by SteveC86. A WH40K comic about the most inept Land Raider crew you've ever seen.
Two Lumps -by Mel Hynes & J. Grant
Two Sides Wide by Kat & Dave
Ugly Hill- Great art, and Hastings Kilgore is one of the funniest characters I've come across in webcomics.
User Friendly - by Poul Soworth
VG Cats - by Scott Ramsoomair - slow updating
Subnormality - by Winston Rowntree -Sphinxie!!!! Squeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!
Wapsi Square - by Paul Taylor
Wasted Talent - by Angela Melick
DAR: A Super Girly Top Secret Comic Diary- by Erika Moen
Narbonic - by Shaenon K. Garrity - The ultimate mad-scientist webcomic. This finished a few years ago, and is now in "Director's Cut" reruns, but its six-year run is one of the best examples of a consistently funny and engaging story in webcomics, and also a good example of a comic that ended when the story was done, rather than stretching itself out unnecessarily. The early art's a little crude, but it grows on you and gets better. You should definitely give this a look.
Wondermark - by David Malki !
WTF Comics - by J. Waller
xkcd - by Randall Munroe
Zap! - by Chris Layfield and Pascalle C.
Remedial Comics - By Robert C Tracy & art by Jason Kirckof
Johnny Wander - by Yuko Ota and Ananth Panagariya


I'd love to have a bunch of these also have the authors. Give them their due.

I'll be putting them in alpha order soon and then we can put in some reviews...

*takes a deep breath*

applegeeks
achewood
bunny
CAD
college roomies from hell
el goonish shive
erfworld
girl genius
least i could do
looking for group
overcompensating
octopus pie
penny arcade
pvp
questionablecontent
reallifecomics
reckless youth
shortpacked
sluggy
sinfest
scary go round
starslip crisis
sam and fuzzy
theater hopper
uglyhill
wigu
xkcd
zap!

theres a few more , but those are the ones i can remember. i think i have a problem.

DAR: A Super Girly Top Secret Comic Diary- by Erika Moen

Three Panel Soul- by Matt Boyd and Ian McConville

Daily Dinosaur Comics- by Ryan North

Pictures for Sad Children- by John Campbell

8-bit Theater - by Brian Clevinger
PvP - by Scott Kurtz
Penny Arcade! - by Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik
Awkward Zombie - by Katie Tiedrich
Lil' Formers - by Matt Moylan
Sinfest - by Tatsuya Ishida
Slackerz - by Scott Smith and Scott Hepting
Sheldon - by Dave Kellet
Order of the Stick - by Rich Burlew
Three Panel Soul - by Matthew Boyd and Ian McConville
Abstruse Goose

This is going to have a lot of shitty webcomics, but I'll submit

Achewood- http://achewood.com/
The Gun Show http://gunshowcomic.com/ (some other stuff is on http://rumblo.com/ by the same guy, but this is my favorite so far)

Don't forget Boxer Hockey

EDIT:
He responded to me finally Yay!

Penny Arcade
PvP
Ctrl+Alt+Del (please don't kill me)
Get Fuzzy- Like Garfield, but funny. One of the two syndicated webcomics I regularly follow.
Pearls Before Swine The other syndicated webcomic (I occasionally read Dilbert and Foxtrot, but not regularly)
Something Positive-recently, it's been average, but the archive's worth a go-through.
Narbonic- The ultimate mad-scientist webcomic. This finished a few years ago, and is now in "Director's Cut" reruns, but its six-year run is one of the best examples of a consistently funny and engaging story in webcomics, and also a good example of a comic that ended when the story was done, rather than stretching itself out unnecessarily. The early art's a little crude, but it grows on you and gets better. You should definitely give this a look.
Skin Horse- Co-written and drawn by Shaenon Garrity, who did Narbonic. Similar to her previous strip, but with much better art, and even more bizarre characters, including a transvestite black-ops agent, a violence-loving zombie, and a talking dog who is better at surpressing her animal instinct than either of her co-workers.
Starslip Crisis- Great sci-fi strip, and one of the first strips I've seen in a long time that consistently does original things with time travel. Straub's other strips, chainsawsuit and F-Chords, are also worth a look- I can't wait until F-Chords comes back.
Order of the Stick and Erfworld- both hilarious fantasy comics with a strong dramatic undertone- Erfworld is a little harder to get into, as its based around a completely original game system, but both comics are worth your time.
Questionable Content
Scary Go Round- It takes awhile to get used to the humor, and the archives are too bloated to recommend going through, but this is still a fun strip.
Achewood- lack of updates recently, but the archives are definitely worth your time. Great writing.
Overcompensating
Ugly Hill- Great art, and Hastings Kilgore is one of the funniest characters I've come across in webcomics.
Shortpacked
Octopus Pie- Great-looking, funny, and consistently surprising, with a writing style that prizes detail over narrative. You might have to go through a story twice to see exactly how all the individual comics fit together, but you'll also find a wealth of character detail on that second go-through, so it's really worth it.
xkcd
Daily Dinosaur Comics
Kate Beaton- best history comic since Cartoon History of the Universe.

Checked often:
Achewood
Penny Arcade

Checked once in a while:
Dinosaur Comics
PvP
White Ninja

Checked rarely:
Boxer Hockey
Least I Could Do

Bruno the Bandit - by Ian McDonald
The adventures of a crook, around since 1998

anti-Heroes - by Jordan Quigley
Stick figure comic, inspired bei OOTS

Unspeakable Vault of Doom - by François Launet
Weird tales from the old ones .. Yum Yum

Allen said:

DAR: A Super Girly Top Secret Comic Diary- by Erika Moen

Three Panel Soul- by Matt Boyd and Ian McConville

Daily Dinosaur Comics- by Ryan North

Pictures for Sad Children- by John Campbell

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Wow, these are good!

The one that got me started reading web comics WTF Comics

http://www.wtfcomics.com/

Everquest related comic. If you ever played that game, it is worth checking out.

Checked Daily:
Dilbert -http://www.dilbert.com/
Real Life Comics -http://www.reallifecomics.com/
GUComics -http://www.gucomics.com/
Sheldon -http://www.sheldoncomics.com/
Order of the Stick/Erfworld http://www.giantitp.com/ Updates irregularly, I check daily.
PVP -http://www.pvponline.com/

Checked when updated:
Penny Arcade -http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/
CAD -http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/comic.php
XKCD -http://xkcd.org/
LFG -http://www.lfgcomic.com/
8-Bit Theater -http://www.nuklearpower.com/latest.php
Action Figure Comics -http://www.actionfigurecomics.com/ Potb was great, but quit updating months ago. Wierdscape is OK.
Partially Clips -http://www.partiallyclips.com/

sixpackshaker said:

The one that got me started reading web comics WTF Comics

http://www.wtfcomics.com/

Everquest related comic. If you ever played that game, it is worth checking out.

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Used to read that, sadly the update schedule makes OotS look like a daily comic...

One of my favorites that I hadn't seen listed yet:

Wasted Talent



Also, just thought of another, Sequential Art (also the two other ones Phillip Jackson has on the same page, How to Play... and Spider & Scorpion)

Those I read that are not on the list:

The Phoenix Requiem - by Sarah Ellerton, creator of Inverloch
Brathalla - by Jeffery Stevenson, Seth Damoose and Anthony Lee (the former two also responsible for Steampunk Fairies)

Candi is by Starline Hodge
Wasted Talent is by Angela Melick WHO JUST GOT ENGAGED!!!!!

The only one I read that hasn't already been mentioned is Two Sides Wide by Kat & Dave.

It updates so randomly that it's probably only worth checking once every week or two, but it's an interesting mix of stuff. I enjoy Tiny Sides Wide but they also do some other comics at random intervals.

Rice Boy, which has ended, and Order of Tales by Evan Dahm
Dr. McNinja by Chris Hastings
The Book of Biff by Chris Hallbeck

Penny Arcade
Order Of The Stick
8-Bit Theater
User Friendly
Multiplex
Theater Hopper
Joe Loves Crappy Movies
PVP
Questionable Content
Irregular Webcomic
Shortpacked
Ugly Hill
Real Life
Evil Inc
Starslip Crisis
Schlock Mercenary
Least I Could Do

I don't think I've seen these yet.

Horribleville: http://www.horribleville.com
Cartridge: http://www.cartridgecomics.com
Simulated Comic Product: http://simulatedcomicproduct.com
Hockey Zombie: http://www.hockeyzombie.com
Lucid TV: http://www.lucid-tv.com
Stark Reality: http://www.starkrealitycomic.com/

Granted, these were all involved or are involved in my comic collective, but you, know - that's an easy way to put together a good list.

Sorcery101
No Need For Bushido
The Slackerz
Diesel Sweeties

You forgot
The Dreamland Chronicles
Real Life Comics
Wapsi Square

Hmmm... I didn't catch these on the list:
Goblins - by Tarol Hunt and Danielle Stephens. D&D reconstruction through the eyes of a group of goblins who got tired of being XP fodder and started their own adventuring party. Gory.
Doctor McNinja
Schlock Mercenary - by Howard Tayler
The Zombie Hunters - by Jenny Romanchuk: story of a team of zombie hunters in a world populated by... do I really have to say it?
Looking For Group - by Ryan Sohmer and Lar de Souza. If you don't know Richard the Warlock yet, have a fireball in the kisser.
Turnsignals on a Land Raider - by SteveC86. A WH40K comic about the most inept Land Raider crew you've ever seen.
Darths & Droids ...or what would happen if Star Wars movies were actually an RPG campaign? "I cast Summon Bigger Fish!"

Here are all the comics I read that haven't been listed already

Hsu and Chan

VG Cats - slow updating

Cross Platform - has been slow at updating

Minus - no longer being made but the archives are worth reading

Digital Unrest

Dueling Analogs

ExtraLife

F@NBOY$ - been a little slow on the updates

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

Cyanide and Happiness

I'll throw a mention in here for the outer circle. Same author as Dueling Analogs. Updates infrequently of late, but the archives are vast and full of humor perfect for the preadolescent male, which is right where I try to keep mine.

I gots me some updating to do. But it'll have to wait until later tonight. I'll update it while I'm watching the BCS bullshit game.

What? No Fade? Ungrateful bastards.

How do you want the comic groups listed, like I tossed out:
Blank Label Comics with Real Life, Ugly Hill, Schlock Mercenary, Shortpacked, & Wapsi Square.

Then Psyclone listed:
Shortpacked
Ugly Hill
Real Life
Schlock Mercenary

jwhouk mentioned:
Wapsi Square

With the Comics.com group this could make the list insane. Some of the individual sites from there are already mentioned.

But ahhhhh, yah my bookmark list is growing.... mwahahahaaaaaa!

WHY is Mother Goose and Grimm not on this list?!?!

The Neon Grue said:

WHY is Mother Goose and Grimm not on this list?!?!

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Cause I go to 9Chickweedlane.com, click on MY COMICS and all of them including Arlo & Janis, Get Fuzzy, & Grimmy then show up.

The Neon Grue said:

WHY is Mother Goose and Grimm not on this list?!?!

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That's a webcomic?

PvP
Starslip Crisis (just got back into this.)
Freak Angels (Da Bomb.)
Questionable Content
Least I could do
Gunnerkrigg Court (My personal fave.)
Jump Leads(Very well written, and Llewelyn sounds like Alan Rickman in my head.)
Girly
Achewood (Update damn it.)
Family man(It only updates once a week, but it's worth it since you don't often get historical fiction in webcomics.)
Pheonix Requiem (I like it. Don't LOVE it.)
Dr. McNinja. (Duh. Although it's slightly less funny than I remember it.)
Sequential Art. (Needs moar updates)
Dreamland Chronicles
Kukuburi (It's on hiatus)

Sorry about that, folks. We had company come over unexpectedly. Thye had to do laundry. Don't ask. So they were there until after 10:30.

I'm going to work hard today to get all my work stuff caught up form the couple of days I was off and then I'm doing stuff here.

[Freefall link is bust, it shouldn't have the www.]

Rawling said:

[Freefall link is bust, it shouldn't have the www.]

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http://freefall.purrsia.com/

Rawling said:

[Freefall link is bust, it shouldn't have the www.]

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Damn. I added it so that I could put it in alph order (by url). I'll fix it.

Times Like This

(and if you look hard, you might find a guest strip by a rather interesting person...)

Dammit, if this place accepted HTML I could just post my list...Now it'd take me hours, with them subdivided and all that jazz. Blargh.

Dominic Deegan
Penny Arcade
PvP Online
Ctrl+Alt+Del
Sinfest
Something Positive
Narbonic : Director's cut
Skin Horse
User Friendly
Basketcase comix
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
El Goonish Shive
Dandy & Company
Ugly Hill
XKCD
Real Life Comics
Looking for Group
Least I Could Do
The Book of Biff
Cyanide and Happiness
Dilbert.com
Evil Inc
Superosity
Order of the Stick
Count Your Sheep
Little Gamers
Punch an' Pie
Goats
Soap on a Rope
Chronicle
Funny Farm (ended)
The Noob
The Wotch
A Rusty Life
Dork Tower
Catharsis
Life and Death
Ted Rall Online
College Roomies from Hell
Goblins - Lie through Their Eyes
Dungeons & Denizens
Sore Thumbs
You'll Have That (recently ended)
Chris Termintrkid Slate
Two Lumps
Chopping Block
No Room for Magic
Unspeakable Vault (of Doom)
VG Cats
Love, Romance, and Other Funny Stuff (Courting Disaster)
Nichtlustig
Full Frontal Nerdity
Ding
Phables
Pebble Version
Nukees
The Abominable Charles Christopher
A Dollar late and a Day Short
Crap I Drew on my Lunch Break (ended)
Fade Resistant
Fragile Gravity
Something Happens
Girl Genius Online
No Pink Ponies
Perry Bible Foundation
Geebas on Parade
Chugworth Academy
Last Blood
Wally and Osborne
24fps
Down to Earth Comics
Geek Salad
Labgoats
Midnight Macabre
Pork Wrench
The Repository of Dangerous Things
What I Learned Today
The Original Beevnicks
You Damn Kid
Squaresville
Where's My Parade
Girl-Robot
Combustible Orange
Queen of Wands
The Botmaker
The Forge
Marry Me
Global Protection Fault
Clan of the Cats
A Rusty Life
Zebra Girl


...I think that's all I read now or keep the archives of in my bookmarks somewhere. Some more I quit reading and didn't keep links to. Plenty of the latter ones have ended. Links on demand, most are pretty obvious and one of the first results in Google for their name, anyway.

Bubble181 said:

Dammit, if this place accepted HTML I could just post my list...Now it'd take me hours, with them subdivided and all that jazz. Blargh.

*ginormous list*

...I think that's all I read now or keep the archives of in my bookmarks somewhere. Some more I quit reading and didn't keep links to. Plenty of the latter ones have ended. Links on demand, most are pretty obvious and one of the first results in Google for their name, anyway.

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How do you keep up with so many and still have time for the rest of your life?

A Troll said:

How do you keep up with so many and still have time for the rest of your life?

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You've seen my post count. What rest of my life? :shock:

http://www.multiplexcomic.com/

I kinda dig Multiplex, though it can be pretty dry sometimes.

Sister Claire - It's new, so far it has been interesting.

Me and Edrondol have copies of the fully edited list. And you can't see them. Nyah nyahnyahhhhhh!

*views his copy*Ahhhhhhh.

http://www.angels2200.com/
Though it's on quite a bit of hiarus right now the updates still come in and it is a good story so far.

http://marryme.keenspot.com/
Admittedly it's a soap opera, but quite a funny one (and short)

http://thedreamercomic.com/?page_id=6
Love and Romance and the War of Independence and then something more...

It's about to become a bit more massive...

The ones I read (or have read) that aren't on the list yet:

Basic Instructions - by Scott Meyer
Beaver & Steve - by James Turner [on indefinite hiatus]
Daisy Owl - by Ben Driscoll
Dead Winter - by S. Dave Shabet
garfield minus garfield
Goats - by Jonathan Rosenburg
Joe and Monkey - by Zach Miller [unexplained indefinite hiatus]
Left-Handed Toons - by Drew and Justin
MARRY ME - by Bobby Crosby
Multiplex - by Gordon McAlpin
North World - by Lars Brown
Pixel (site's down though?)
Rob and Elliot - by Clay and Hampton Yount
Sam & Fuzzy - by Sam Logan
Slow Wave - by Jesse Reklaw and people's dreaming minds
Sodium Eyes - by Alfred Lam
Super Effective - by Scott Ramsoomair
Theater Hopper - by Tom Brazelton
Thinkin' Lincoln - by Miles Grover
Truck Bearing Kibble - by Jeremy Kramer & Eric Vaughn
Tweep - by Ben


Jump Leads is now here:
http://www.soulgeek.com/comics/jl/

Here's some I don't think have been mentioned:

Templar, AZ - I don't know how to describe it, maybe as everyday life in an alternate universe? Great read.
Lackadaisy Cats - Anthropomorphic cats bootlegging during the roaring twenties. God-DAMN this guy can draw.
Anders Loves Maria - The travails of love in Sweden. Starts out sweet, and then the characters turn into self-involved assholes. I'm still reading it, though.
PX! - Action/adventure about a girl and her panda. Actually haven't read it for some time, but the art is good.

I'm trying to figure out the site issue right now.

Edit - Back up and running, YAOMTC. Thanks for catching that.

Here is one I just started reading

Savage Chickens - by Doug Savage

Only have 2 I haven't seen on the list:

Nerf Now! - Primarily TF2 based webcomic.
Truck Bearing Kibble - Off the wall humor in the same vein as The Far Side. Annoyingly, he hasn't update the site for the past few weeks.

Ed. Noticed a mistake in the opening post.

User Friendly is done by JD "Illiad" Frazer.

I noticed one for Cyanide and Happiness too, it's done by 4 different guys Rob, Dave, Kris and Matt.

Some more, thought I had put these with my first post.
Toothpaste for Dinner By Drew
Married to the Sea By Drew and Natalie
Superpoop By Drew

Locus by Adam Black. Just found it, it's nice.

Cross Platform should probably be removed from the list it doesnt look like he is making it anymore.

Regularly check:

PvP - Scott Kurtz
GWS - Dannielle corsetto
Life of ronnie - Chris Routly
CAD - tim buckly

Going through archive or rarely check:

Starslip crisis - Kris straub
Wapsi square - Paul taylor
Silent kimbly - Ryan sias
Obscure geeks - Larry Stavinoha

I have officially gone through the enitre archive of Questionable Content. Is it a sign of how old I am that I regard it as a near Archeological experience?

uh, what's that webcomic that's kind of manga looking about the girl that can make this robot that if you chop it up it regenerates into little itty bitty robots and there's like these crazy people from the future trying to stop her from inventing the robot?

Pojodan's thread reminded me to add Dark Legacy Comics. (I searched and didn't find it so sorry if this is a repeat.) It's a WoW comic.

Ed, Hockey Zombie is done by Chris van Gompel aka Crun from the old imagecomics forum

Gotta throw AmazingSuperPowers into the list.

Once upon a time, one of the old members of the HP forums had his own comic, one based on a group of ethnically diverse guys and a hot babe who were all in a college course for video game makers. I cannot, for the life of me, remember the strip's name, or its URL.

Little help, anyone?

From the creators of the lol wut? pear, there's a webcomic that just got off pay-to-view status and is quite good so far.

http://www.diggercomic.com/

Bear and kitten is updating again! wooooooo! EVERYONE GET YOUR HOPES UP AS HIGH AS YOU CAN!


I don't know their last names but the creators are Andy and Angie

Salt The Holly
Geminni
Death By Bunny

Just a quick glance at the list, I noticed the only thing missing from my personal list is

http://www.gtrood.com/ A strange little comic indeed. I find it pretty hilarious from time to time though.

Brian Cleavinger started a new webcomic recently (I guess since 8-bit Theater is winding down) called Warbot in Accounting.

It's pretty much exactly what it sounds like.

Hmm, Concerned isn't on the list, it appears. It's by Christopher Livingston. I'm sure a lot of you guys are already familiar with it though.

Also, believe it or not, Concerned has an unofficial sequel, called Concerned2: A Concerned Rip-Off, by Norman Black. Not finished with the archives yet, but what I've read so far is pretty good.

Edrondol said:

The Abominable - by Charles Christopher

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I scanned the thread, and didn't see this corrected anywhere. Charles Christopher is not the author. The title of the comic is The Abominable Charles Christopher, and the author is Karl Kerschl.

And he's awesomesauce, so get that shit right. irate:

Pokemon X hasnt been mentioned. Its good, but the guy is really behind.

Found a new one.

The Meek by Der-shing Helmer
It's amazing. Just look at it... :aaahhh:

YAOMTC said:

Found a new one.

The Meek by Der-shing Helmer

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[url=http://www.meekcomic.com/]The Meek[/url] by Der-shing Helmer

It's amazing. Just look at it... :aaahhh:

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Man, I ate that one right up. So good.

Also, as a head's up, it's a little NSFW as the main girl is running around topless at the moment.

Yeah, The Meek's pretty good so far. WOnder where it'll lead....

Help me out, folks.
Just trying to remember the name of a web comic about three asshat teenagers who are told by a crazy old witch that they need to defend their farm town against evil. One of them (the fat and ugly one) has a radioactive cat zombie for a pet.

Dead Heaven by Christopher Steininger, a beautifully illustrated webcomic, still rather new at 21 pages. Fantasy-themed and currently rather dark.

That list hasn't been updated in a while...

YAOMTC said:

Dead Heaven by Christopher Steininger, a beautifully illustrated webcomic, still rather new at 21 pages. Fantasy-themed and currently rather dark.

That list hasn't been updated in a while...

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Oo, that's pretty. Kind of storybook-like acrylics.

Progress report. I've taken the list you compiled so far and sorted it in OpenOffice Calc. The file is attached if you're interested. Next (like Tuesday night or something maybe) I'll update it with posts that've been made here (just the ones where details were given).

Order of the Stick - By Rich Burlew
Erfworld - By Rob Balder and Jamie Noguchi

Needs to be split as they have gone to separate sites.

Attercap.Net - By Erich Arendall

Buck Godot - by Phil & Kaja Foglio has ended, full archives are still up.

What about the Digital Pimp Online comics?

Joe Loves Crappy Movies by Joe Dunn (updates when Joe sees a new movie)
Free Lunch by Joe Dunn (updates sporadically, at best)
Matriculated illustrated by Joe Dunn, written by Phil Chan (updated Wednesdays)
and
Another Video Game Webcomic written by Phil Chan, illustrated by Joe Dunn (I don't know the update schedule for this one)


Also Rob and Elliot seems to be missing from your list. (Mondays)

And Butternut Squash (Tremendously unreliable updates, but funny)

I really wish there was a way to get all of these collaborative. Like letting multiple people edit the thread.

Edrondol said:

I really wish there was a way to get all of these collaborative. Like letting multiple people edit the thread.

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If we had a wiki, we could.

YAOMTC said:

Edrondol said:

I really wish there was a way to get all of these collaborative. Like letting multiple people edit the thread.

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If we had a wiki, we could.

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But do we really need a wiki?

Edrondol said:

YAOMTC said:

Edrondol said:

I really wish there was a way to get all of these collaborative. Like letting multiple people edit the thread.

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If we had a wiki, we could.

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But do we really need a wiki?

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Nope, probably not. It's just the first thing I thought of. There's some other collaboration options out there. Scribd, maybe? Box.net?

Okay, it's now fully updated with the posts in this thread (see attachment). I also have a fixed-width columns text version, in which the longest review gets cut down due to length.

Now to format it for BBCode, probably this weekend, unless someone else can easily do it.

Also added these:

Blank It by Lemuel "Lemmo" Pew, Aric McKeown
Buttersafe by Alex Culang, Raynato Castro
Creep House by Miles Grover - A comic featuring Skeletor and The Count, who live in a house.
DM of the Rings by Shamus Young - What if Lord of the Rings were a D&D campaign?
Eerie Cuties by Gisele “Giz” Lagace, Miguel Marques
Nedroid by Anthony Clark - A hilarious comic by the colorist of Dr. McNinja.
PHD Comics by Jorge Cham

Should we also group aggregate site items that belong to such as Keenspot, Comics.com, or Drunk Duck? Some kind of subheading thing?

Dusty668 said:

Should we also group aggregate site items that belong to such as Keenspot, Comics.com, or Drunk Duck? Some kind of subheading thing?

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I think we should keep the individual comics, but in reviews we should mention and link to the main site. This will cause them to get hits and maybe a mention, which would benefit us, too.

-- Wed Aug 19, 2009 12:27 pm --

YAOMTC, would you be willing to save this as an Excel sheet or Word doc instead of an Open Office doc? I can't open it.

Never mind. I opened it in GoogleDocs and then copy/pasted it into Excel.

Edrondol said:

Never mind. I opened it in GoogleDocs and then copy/pasted it into Excel.

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So do you have something in mind for adding the BBCode? I was planning on creating a little Java program to do it, but if you know of something easier...

YAOMTC said:

Edrondol said:

Never mind. I opened it in GoogleDocs and then copy/pasted it into Excel.

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So do you have something in mind for adding the BBCode? I was planning on creating a little Java program to do it, but if you know of something easier...

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I don't have the first idea as to even start doing something like this.

The way I did it was quoted the message-copied the quote, that gave the url breakdown for normal posting then just followed that, as I recall once I did that Edrondol then sorted them by URL, and pasted them in.

Dusty668 said:

The way I did it was quoted the message-copied the quote, that gave the url breakdown for normal posting then just followed that, as I recall once I did that Edrondol then sorted them by URL, and pasted them in.

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Yeah but I got lazy and WAAAAAAY behind.

Okay, I'll have it all coded up by next Tuesday, then. Could be earlier, depending on what happens.

Edrondol, I have this to say:

Summer classes are finally done. Now I have time to to add that BBcode. Or I guess it's VBcode now? *looks at bottom of page*

Nope, still BBcode. Good, no file name to change.

Ha, and to think I was considering using Java to add the code. That would have taken forever! At least in comparison with what I just did, which took all of a few minutes. It's done!

I was going to just attach this, but for some reason we have a 19.5 KB limit on text file attachments, and this is 20 KB...

http://sites.google.com/site/yaomtchotlink/Home/comicsListWithBBcode.txt

sticky?

Crone said:

sticky?

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This is the old one, see the "Webcomics List 1.1?" sticky.

(That was the title of the thread originally, and since then I've only been able to change the top post's title for whatever reason.)