Webcomics

[Slicks]

Well, what do you read?

I've been following both Cyanide and Happiness and Control-Alt-Delete for a while now, but I found myself wondering what the other good ones are.

So, I'm asking. What webcomics do you read on a regular basis? What are the best series you've followed? The best animated? I'm sure that there are lots out there . . . So tell us!

 

[Gen.]

I echo what I've said before, all VG related webcomics are stupidly unfunny.

Cyanide and Happiness is ok
PBf is ok.
Acrewood is ok.

 

[under18carbon]

Cyanide & Happiness is the only one I read.

 

[Der Alta]

www.somethingpositive.net (I shouldn't be posting that, but it has some great subtle humor)

and

www.the-whiteboard.com By "doc" nickel. A paintball/tinker'r webcomic.

 

[Apclps]

Love them, I read three on a regular basis:

White ninja:
http://www.whiteninjacomics.com/
(Be sure to check out the earlier work!)

Wulffmorgenthaler:
http://www.wulffmorgenthaler.com/
(Daily updates)

Butternutsquash:
http://www.butternutsquash.net/

 

[Pebb]

Rooster Teeth have a funny comic:

http://www.roosterteeth.com/home.php

 

[Pupik]

I'll checck out the Perry Bible Fellowship every week or so. It's not guaranteed to be work-safe, so I won't post a link.

 

[skip0110]

Acrewood is ok.

It's Achewood

Also toothpaste for dinner is funny sometimes.

 

[GilesGuthrie]

I miss Concerned: The Half Life and Death of Gordon Frohman. It's still online, but there are no new episodes. It's only funny if you're a Half Life 2 player.

Photographers should check out What the Duck.

Both are as work safe as you'd expect them to be, given that they involve displaying large comedy images on a screen that should be showing Excel or AutoCAD or suchlike.

 

[emad]

www.nuklearpower.com - just start reading from the very beginning. There's a continuing story deep down in the randomness of the whole comic 👍

 

[Max Powers]

Elftor is my all time favorite webcomic, but sadly, it is almost never updated. The old ones are still excellent though. (www.elftor.com)

The only other one that I check regularly is White Ninja Comics, which are usually hit or miss for me, but some of them are hilarious. (www.whiteninjacomics.com)

I agree with midnite too, video game webcomics are BORING.

 

[exigeracer]

I've only ever leaughed once at any sort of online-comic. They all use such loooooow forms of humor I don't even bother reading them when something comes up in the funny Pics thread.

I do read Vaughn Bode comics, which are archived online (but were written before the internet). His characters have real dilemas, and often the punchline isn't even intended to have humor. Either way, the outcome always sheds light on little life morals and lessons about respect and such... Good stuff.

 

[Race Idiot]

I echo what I've said before, all VG related webcomics are stupidly unfunny.

Cyanide and Happiness is ok
PBf is ok.
Acrewood is ok.

Seconding this, although I hate Cyanide and happiness. And I thought PBF was a real comic that is also posted on the web.
Edit: Yeah what TM said

And it's Achewood damnit Achewood. ACHEwood.

 

[Touring Mars]

I'll checck out the Perry Bible Fellowship every week or so. It's not guaranteed to be work-safe, so I won't post a link.

They sometimes have a comic strip from the Perry Bible Fellowship in the UK newspaper, The Guardian. Great stuff, although very weird sometimes!

 

[Roo]

I check Garfield, Dilbert and Toothpaste for Dinner every now and again. I tend to forget to look at any others. Remembering to look at 3 is hard enough

 

[Sage]

I don’t read any webcomics, but I do read a lot of “paper” comics on the web. Dilbert, Foxtrot, Get Fuzzy, Non Sequitur, Pearls Before Swine, and Zits, all managed by one Dashboard widget.

In general, webcomics seem to lack the ingenuity that a number of tried-and-true paper comics have.

 

[tait]

I'm a big toothpastefordinner fan although lately they haven't been as good as his older ones. For those that don't know, the guy that does toothpastefordinner is marred to www.nataliedee.com (meh) and they both do marriedtothesea.com (this one can be funny at times) together. PBF has lost it's spunk. This is my roommates collection http://www.ninjaswithguns.blogspot.com/

 

[Omnis]

I echo what I've said before, all VG related webcomics are stupidly unfunny.

Except VG cats. http://www.vgcats.com/

 

[Flame-returns]

I'm a great fan of http://www.userfriendly.org/

 

[Roo]

I don’t read any webcomics, but I do read a lot of “paper” comics on the web.

Ah, I didn't know there was a difference - I assumed any comic on the web was a webcomic, but presumably not

 

[3-Wheel Drive]

Niego is hilarious, but I won't post a link due to language.

 

[Solid Lifters]

http://www.wagnerstudios.org/Calvin_and_Hobbes_Snowmen.htm

You can't resist Calvin and his Snowgoons!

 

[W3H5]

Wow, blast from the past.

I read Viz online E-mag thanks to knowing my dads Email password. (It's his subscription)

 

[Jacob]

I don't read especially many, but I find the Oatmeal pretty funny.

 

[F1 fan]

Not sure whether this is the right place to ask, but are there any decent and cheap ish program to help me make my own comics. I have a great idea, but my drawing is inadequate.

 

[Pupik]

I don't read especially many, but I find the Oatmeal pretty funny.

Yeah, I'm on it every week...rarely AUP-ftriendly, although I've had a few yucks with co-workers each week with each panel.

I usually forward a link to "What It's Like to Own an Apple Product" to those who continually annoy me about not having an iPhone/iPad.

 

[ilikewaffles11]

Cyanide and Happiness is by far the best IMO.