Webcomics

[Weeaboolits]

for Volume 2.

[Hong]

Came back to years later and fell in love again after these:

[PLA]

http://www.sssscomic.com/comicpages/264.jpg

[Trifkin]

http://www.gastrophobia.com/index.php?date=2008-07-30

[PLA]

http://www.avasdemon.com/

[zamisk]

That comic is excellent, although I'm a few months behind.

[PLA]

^ That comic is a few months behind. Looks like it might get going again early next year.

This one goes through a series of translators. http://www.praguerace.com/

[zamisk]

Ah, now I'm remembering why I stopped reading it, delays for days.

[Gleason]

I'm currently running on:
Questionable Content, Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal, XKCD, Cyanide and Happiness and (NSFW) Oglaf. I need to get caught up on "Not a Villain".

Stuff I've read in the past includes Dresden Codak, It's Walky!, Real Life, and some others I've forgotten over time. :<

[WillowWolf]

Thanks to Kimiko and noodles('s irl friends?) link to Khaos Komix! I loved those.
One of the few webcomics I actually follow is Decrypting Rita:
http://egypt.urnash.com/rita/chapter/01/
Kindof scifi with a little fantasy mixed in. I love the vector art of this one! Very unique. I also have the tarot set by this artist and physical book 1 of this series (which Ms. Trauth was nice enough to sign when she sent it :3)

One of the other is Cucumber Quest which is more fantasy and ridiculous. But I love it!
http://www.comic-rocket.com/read/cucumber-quest/1

They both deserve some love

EDIT: Sorry if others have posted some love for these already. I just got back into them again and had to share :3

[Kimiko]

Khaos Komix? Wow, you started at the beginning of the thread. That webcomic ended years ago.

If you're interested in more LGBT webcomic, try . It's pretty good ^_^

[WillowWolf]

[Lumnaya]

Here are some I've been enjoying lately:


A sweet little story about witchcraft.


Fantasy adventures! The main character is an elf named Harpy, and she has a cat named Goblin.


A slice-of-life comic with two young adults; Rita is a struggling artist and art store clerk, Meg is unemployed and a bit of a jerk. There was a long hiatus but it's updating again.


“A philosophical road comic about two unemployed robots on an improvised interplanetary voyage of self discovery.” It's a finished story, relatively short; rather cold, minimal and melancholic but I found it really good.


“A webcomic about college freshmen in the girls wing within a co-ed dorm at Indiana University, learning everything about life and themselves usually in the most difficult ways. It stars a Christian homeschooled girl and her atheist best friend, and also a disgraced cheerleader, a misanthrope, a rebel, and a caped vigilante.” The interesting thing is that it is semi-autobiographical, as the author was raised as a fundamentalist Christian like the main character… so it's a bit of a sensitive subject, but I really like it. Some of it is light-hearted, some of it is quite heavy.


I think this one is meant for children. I like it anyway. It's cute.