Webcomics Galore

Pokemon-X is a pretty good one, though it is just about pokemon. What's wrong with CAD?

EDIT: Don't be dismayed by the date of his last update; he doesn't date the comic by the date of upload, but rather the date he scheduled for that strip to be released. As you can see, he's a bit behind.

Irregular Webcomic/ - Lego comic with a few rotating themes.
Basic Instructions - exactly what it says on the tin.
Dylan Meconis' comics - mainly Bite Me! and Family Man. Bite Me! is about (non-sparkling) vampires during the French Revolution. Finished a long time ago. Family Man is still going, but I haven't gotten round to reading it yet. Her stuff is pretty good if you like plot with your webcomics

Pokemon-X is a pretty good one, though it is just about pokemon. What's wrong with CAD?

EDIT: Don't be dismayed by the date of his last update; he doesn't date the comic by the date of upload, but rather the date he scheduled for that strip to be released. As you can see, he's a bit behind.

A number of Tim's strips have shown to be copies of lesser known comics and to also steal their punchline humor. After the abrupt abortion arc was introduced, people began to look into it and find even more plagiarism in his work.

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I find Multiplex to be a humorous comic about movies, with a little bit of work life and romance mixed into it.

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Gunnerkrigg Court is a polished fantasy comic that incorporates several mythological elements and juxtaposes it with technological marvels. The story is driven by suspense and mystery. Even though later pages have gradually begun to lose effect as more mysteries are uncovered about the Court and its relationship with the mischievous Coyote.

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Mac Hall is a quirky webcomic about college life... for gamers. The comic contains lots of humor and focuses mostly on campus life. The comic is no longer updated because Ian and Matt have both graduated. The new comic they are working on is called Three Panel Soul.

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For reasons similar to Mac Hall, Johnny Wander is also a wonderful read. Even though there is no emphasis on game references, there is explicit focus on roommate bonding and the social festivities that entail.

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Every comic usually tries to fill in a unique niche in order to draw in a target audience. Shortpacked! is targeted towards young adults who still remember the good times they had playing around with an industrial sized Megazord, action figures of the Justice League, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and even Voltron.

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The following comics aren't bad in their own right. It's just that I've lost touch with them and don't really care about them as much as the aforementioned comics: (a) Angst Technology, PhD, and Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal. (b) Dreamland Chronicles. © Questionable Content, Apple Geeks, MegaTokyo, and Staccato.

Other than XKCD, the only ones I'm reading daily are...
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Shortpacked![/URL] - Comedy. Generally American toys and related issues are talked about, but I still find it funny despite not being part of that crowd.
Questionable Content - Pretty funny in general. More adult than Shortpacked in a number of ways.


I'm trying to catch up on MegaTokyo, and there's a ton of others I need to catch up on beyond that.

EDIT: Didn't see you posted about Shortpacked!, Swerve. Though you also talked about Mac Hall and TPS, which I forgot to do.

EDIT: Didn't see you posted about Shortpacked!, Swerve. Though you also talked about Mac Hall and TPS, which I forgot to do.

I've been a Mac Hall fan since High School.

It's not really the same type of thing as the things you listed, but 8-bit Theater was excellent. Too bad it's over now.

I used to follow it. I stopped reading after they survived the airplane crash.

Least I Could Do - Daily updated comic, rather funny
Two Kinds - Nice story to it, funny at parts
El Goonish Shive - Odd story, but I've found it also rather funny.

I followed Two Kinds for a short while and sort of went through El Goonish Shive. Were you on a fur fetish by any chance?

MS Paint Adventures.

Read it. Now. All of it.

I'm trying to catch up on MegaTokyo, and there's a ton of others I need to catch up on beyond that.

A small bump, but im gonna second the Megatokyo. I picked up volumes 1-3 of the books when borders was having a sale. Got each for 3 bucks and im 100% recommending. For those who like manga style art, story, and shenanigans, youll like this.

For reasons similar to Mac Hall, Johnny Wander is also a wonderful read. Even though there is no emphasis on game references, there is explicit focus on roommate bonding and the social festivities that entail.

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yessss. johnny wander is definitely one of my favorite webcomics. another great one is girly, but it's nearing its end. also exploitation now is a great story-based comic once it gets past fanservice mode, but it's been over for about 8 or 9 years now. buttersafe is a great comic too.

Misfile - A continuing comic about two people who's lives are changed by the "misfile". Start at the beginning. It updates weekly on weekdays.

Misfile - A continuing comic about two people who's lives are changed by the "misfile". Start at the beginning. It updates weekly on weekdays.

There is nothing redeemably good in that comic.