Anyone else a fan of the site here? I absolutely love the comics. 
Ethan is just the funniest xbox addicted asshole ever.
Back when I had much, much more free time, I had a list of about 30 online comics I read on a daily basis…CtrlAltDel was definitely one of my favorites. Been a long while since I’ve read it, though. I had to trim the list down (Sluggy Freelance and PVP are my only two must-reads), but I really should catch up on a few more of my old faves. Thanks for the reminder…
It’s on my daily comics list. I know people like Ethan. It’s kind of like the Seinfeld gang…you think they’re so exaggerated that there really isn’t anyone who REALLY acts like that, but there are…
I only discovered Ctrl+Alt+Del a month or two ago, but it’s in my list of sites to look at daily (even though it seems to update only every other day). I used to read Sluggy Freelance, too (and still think “ka-CLICK!” to myself every now and then), but currently I’m down to reading General Protection Fault, User Friendly (the one I’ve been reading the longest), and Ctrl+Alt+Del regularly.
I’ll have to check out PVP. 
Ctrl+Alt+Del is one of my five “must check” comics along with PvP Online, SomethingPositive, Penny Arcade and Venus Envy.
I love CtrlAltDel. Such a wonderful strip. In order to savor it, I save it for last when checking my webcomics for the day. Sluggy Freelance gets to go first, because it usually is right in the middle of some complex plot or another.
I don’t even play computer or console games and I find CAD freaking hilarious. A must-read.
BTW, if anyone wants a good list of webcomics, the links page at PartiallyClips (itself an entertaining read) is fairly comprehensive (although it leaves off Sinfest , which I enjoy the artwork of).
From the PartiallyClips list I regularly read Sluggy Freelance (of course), CAD, ScaryGoRound (comic and surreal), Bob the Angry Flower, Order of the Stick (a must-read for AD&D fans) and Spamusement (Ilsa_Lund may not appreciate the December 10 one, but what the hey).
When I’m in a more cynical mood, I also read Men in Hats.
Rubs hands in glee Hehe, so many online comics to try out… I forgot to add, I love RPGworld aswell. Excellent read if you love RPG games although if you don’t play RPG’s you might not find the in-jokes as funny.
I love CtrlAltDel. It makes me laugh every time I read it. I also love Questionable Content (which is to indie rock what CAD is to gaming), Perry Bible Fellowship, and Toothpaste for Dinner. The last two aren’t really webcomics as much as they are comics on the web.