Webcomics! It's humor on the Internets!

[Ite]

I am now obsessed with Darths & Droids. Thanks, Sam Vines!!

 

[Obsidian Fire]

So, this got featured on deviantArt.... yeah, another favorite for the webcomics folder.

 

[Obsidian Fire]

http://www.nexttownover.net -- Takes place in a fictional Wild West with a dash of Steampunk and Sorcery. Mostly concerns the rivalry between a woman named Vane Black and a guy named John Henry Hunter. Why the rivalry exists has not been revealed yet. The art is really nice too. This has a large archives and updates on Saturdays.

 

[Abortedj]

Lot of good ones listed here.

Here is one I don't think anyone listed yet. Manly Guys doing Manly Things
http://thepunchlineismachismo.com/

 

[Charles Xavier]

Should I feel guilty about mentioning mention the creepy, bizarre (but sometimes unintentionally funny) web comic known as

Spoiler

Sonichu?

 

[Ghost X]

http://abstrusegoose.com/

Kind of like XKCD.

 

[Ghost X]

Demon. Possible trigger warning for the suicidal subject matter, but it is funny .

 

[Obsidian Fire]

Was wandering though the cosmic horror that is TvTropes and found some things...

Cthulhu Slippers - An office comedy set after The Great Old Ones return, take over the world and set up the Cthulhu Co. mega-corp. Featuring Cthulhu as the CEO, Nyarlathotep as the manager of Human Resources, Hastur working in accounts (don't summon him until he's had his coffee), possessed printers, and a main character who uses the Necronomicon as a bullet-proof vest and keeps it in his desk drawer because he likes feeding it. Oh, and everything is played for laughs.

 

[Ghost X]

Deep dark fears.

 

[T@ctic]

fisheye placebo (is it play-sa-bo or pla-SEE-bo?) is really good. i fell in love just by the artist's own "fanart" of the series before i even read it.

 

[Cthulhu]

Pla-SEE-bo, imho

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

i love Lackadaisy - the story, the characters, the setting, the artwork, everything.

 

[Flare]

I've been following Off White for a few years now. I believe it's supposed to be an alternate futuristic Earth? Follows a wolf pack and has a lot of Norse influence in it. There's similarities with it and Wolf's Rain, but not enough for them to be too similar. It's very much it's own story, and pretty enjoyable, I think.
They're recently redoing the first half of the (completed) first volume to match the highly enhanced artwork towards the end.

Edit:

Spoiler: The front cover

 

[X-SOLDIER]

Looks like Kid Radd has some compatibility updates so that it works on modern browsers (was broken last time I saw it). I LOVED this comic back when I was actively reading it in High School, and decided to hunt it down, see if it was working, and share it: https://www.bgreco.net/kidradd/

(The old / official version is here: http://kidradd.muddasheep.com/ but it's blurry and sad)





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