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Also, if anyone wants to check out webcomics, here are a few I like. Unfortunately, I can't keep up on them.

The grandaddy of all webcomics, Sluggy Freelance. I love the earlier stuff, especially this.

Everything Jake has a very intriguing storyline. It starts out like a typical college webcomic, and then it starts going a bit... weird.

Mad science abounds in Girl Genius! Many thanks to Lhuci for introducing me.

Oooh, recs:

Ursula Vernon's "Digger": http://www.graphicsmash.com/comics/digger.php  How can you go wrong with an intensely practical and occasionally snarky female wombat as the main character?

Megan Gedris' "YU+ME": http://yume.comicgen.com/  A high school girl falling in love with another girl!

Kitty and Rhys' "Mundane Nirvana": http://mundanenirvana.comicgenesis.com/  Boys in love with each other!  Girls in love with each other!  Pretty art!  Entertaining geekery!

Jenn Manley Lee's "Dicebox":  http://www.dicebox.net/  OMG gorgeous.  And intricate.  And So Very Cool.  Go!  Read it!

Hinotori wrote:

Queen of Wands - Webcomic is over. But there's a sequel!

Thank you SO MUCH. You have NO idea what that means to me....Queen of Wands is may all-time favorite and I felt kinda lost after she finished with the reruns. So to see that she has the sequel out has me on the verge of tears.


Also, because I just think it's nice of me, I'm pimping a comic my sister is the writer of: The Journey.

Slackers is brilliant, but not updated anymore. The archives are still worth reading though! http://www.slackerscomic.com/

I have a few comics online too, but since I haven't had the time to update two of them for over a half of year now I don't think there's much to see. But I'll post them anyways:

Darkness Till The End - old vampire comic. The art is very crappy for that reason. But at least it's finished!
Silent Hill comic - unfinished, and I'll plan to remake the whole thing sometime in the future
Emtee - a psychological comic. This is actually the only comic so far that I really like. Will be finished soon too (actually I have finshed the 20 pages of the main story, but the epilogue is not done yet. The pages up to 20 are on my dA account.)

And no one has brought up the Perry Bible Fellowship?! For shame! That should be required reading for everyone on this forum!

Applegeeks is cute, and Hawk has a great style.

Megatokyo is a classic, but I really only read it for the art anymore. Fred Gallagher needs to get his shit together.

Three Panel Soul from the creaters of Machall just started up, and I'm pretty excited about it.

And of course, Something Positive is ! I used to read Queen of Wands religiously, and I still think Aerie ended it in one of the best possible ways. And so far Punch an' Pie is really cute... little blond polyamorous bisexuals. And Penny Arcade is kinda' classic.

Maarika wrote:

Silent Hill comic - unfinished, and I'll plan to remake the whole thing sometime in the future

Neat stuff.

... Did Claudia use God's name in vain?

http://www.questionablecontent.net/ Questionable Content is a slice-of-life comedy webcomic. The plot centers on Marten Reed, an average frustrated 20-something indie rock dork, his anthropomorphic PC (AnthroPC) named Pintsize and his somewhat troubled and mysterious roommate Faye.
The early artwork was pretty rank but after the first 150 or so strips, the art improved and improved, now its pretty damn good.

http://www.misfile.com/ Misfile is a story of a reeferhead Angel who stuffed of the heavenly files of two individuals, one was a Initial-D type racer who had his gender changed from boy to girl, the other one was an 18 year old girl who did nothing but study for two years to get into Harvard only to lose two years of her life and is now only 16 years old again.  In both cases history has rewritten itself to accommidate the changes. 

http://www.vanvonhunter.com/  Van Von Hunter is a comedy story set in a Slayers/Loddoss type world starring a guy(Van Von Hunter) who fights evil... stuff and his Sidekick, a girl who suffers from amnesia repeatedly, so no one(including herself) knows who she is.  It has zombies, orcs, mummies an evil sorceress named Lisa Reverse, some moronic villain named the Flaming Prince and lots of yummy brownies.

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I liked reading Sexy Losers, but I think it's either finished or on infinite hiatus because of the author's carpal tunnel (or similar chronic hand injury).  Very NSFW, but very hilarious.  Not for the squeamish or prudish.

I second Questionable Content.  Also Indie Tits (it's not what you're thinking), Jeph's other comic, which is usually very in-jokey and pokes fun at music.

Also, VG Cats.  Great video game parody/satire, with occasional forays into anime satire.  What DO they do with all those inbred chocobos, anyway?

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Ctrl+Alt+Del- If you're a gamer, I would suggest this comic. It has parodies off of videogames, and rather amusing characters and plot.

It's 2:38 on the 23rd; now WHERE'S MY DREAM GIRL? 

In Cambridge, apparently.  Doesn't she know I live in Fort Myers? 

I strongly second xkcd.  It's pretty nerdy, but lots of fun.
Order of the Stick (OOTS - at http://www.giantitp.com) is a fun D&D (and rpg in general) parody, that I've enjoyed alot (erfworld, hosted at the same site, is also cool, though it only updates about once a week at this point, and has only been running for a shortish time)
Also, you should totally check out Irregular webcomic at http://www.irregularwebcomic.net.  It uses lego figures and rpg miniatures.  Make sure you check out the annotations.  When the comic makes a joke that depends on either obscure knowledge, or technical (aka science, most commonly physics) knowledge, he explains stuff, generally including links to additional information.  Also, it updates daily, which is awesome.

Yes, two of my favorite webcomics have a decent tendency to rely on knowledge of science stuff to make sense.  But I go to a tech school, so it all makes sense.  And I figured others on the board would enjoy them, as a lot of people at least have shown an interest in science-y stuff (and knowledge in general - that's [part of] what makes you all so awesome)