Reccomend some good online comic strips..

DKW · February 17, 2003, 8:14am

My personal favorites:

RPG World - I haven’t played RPGs in a while, but the dead-on riffs on all the dumb conventions, cliches, and plain old annoyances in RPGs (particularly console RPGs) are a riot. A massive ongoing saga that never fails to entertain.
http://www.rpgworldcomic.com

XQUZYPHR & Overboard - The minimalist (or something) stylings of a brillaint and highly socially conscious New Yorker. Also a highly active blog.

Ruffhouse - A whole lotta Powerpuff Girls fans under one roof. Like Big Brother, only it’s actually good. Currently out of production, unfortunately.
http://www.rowdyruff.net (click on “Ruffhouse Comics”)

Sportoon - All-too-true takes on the biggest stories in sports.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/archive?columnist=snibbe_kurt&root=page2

Although not strictly webcomics, I also strongly recommend Dykes To Watch Out For (http://www.planetout.com , click on the Comics link) and This Modern World (http://www.workingforchange.com , the link is there).

Max_Torque · February 17, 2003, 8:42am

One that hasn’t been mentioned yet:

something positive - An indescribably hilarious strip. I love this one. Everyone should read it, every day. The creator’s away for a bit, so it’s on hiatus for a few days. Start reading from the first strip; that’ll give you some idea of what’s to come. My personal favorite is this strip about masturbation.

Read it, and you too will love Choo-Choo Bear, the hairless, boneless kitty…

Skeezix · February 17, 2003, 8:58am

Ah yes, something positive would’ve been on my list, as well. Let’s see is that linked strip the “fwap fwap fwap fwap” one?

Yep. That slays me.

Also recommended:

Twisted Kaiju Theater - Godzilla and the gang, with an emphasis on lemon sour poop jokes. Sweet Monkey Jesus!

Critical Fumble - Sort of a little brother to 8-Bit Theater, with less facial stabbitting and Hadoken. But still fun.

bouv · February 17, 2003, 9:01am

Well, I guess I’m the first to mention [url=“http://www.pennyarcade.com”]Penny Arcade[/url. It’s very funny if you are into games (computer and platform.) Even if you aren’t, it can still be quite funny, you just might not get over half the jokes

New_Improved_Scott · February 17, 2003, 10:58am

Also worth checking out are www.machall.com , and www.somethingpositive.net . Lots of enjoyment there.

The_Man_Who · February 17, 2003, 11:06am

I don’t think that word means what you think it means.

-M

effac3d · February 17, 2003, 11:27am

The content might be a bit objectionable,but sexylosers.com is hilarious.

petcat · February 17, 2003, 1:42pm

My vote for dieselsweeties.com

SC_Wolf · February 17, 2003, 2:19pm

Narile: Shame on you. :mad:
You mention these two but you neglect to mention Ralph E. Hayes Junior’s crowning masterpiece – Tales of the Questor?

Seriously, if you like this web cartoonist’s work on the other two, you’ll like Questor.

Wolverine · February 17, 2003, 3:25pm

If you like RPG themed riffs, check out Adventurer’s Comic.

N9IWP · February 17, 2003, 3:27pm

AfterY2K! was probably the 1st or 2nd webcomic I visited (the other bein userfriendly). a2k isn’t updated vey often anymore, but the Joy of tech is udpaded MWF. Both are at: http://www.geekculture.com/geekycomics/Aftery2k/aftery2kmain.html

Brian

Aslan_of_Narnia · February 17, 2003, 11:40pm

Oldskooled
Interesting sprite comic.
Too bad the guy doesn’t update too much…

The_Raven · February 18, 2003, 12:39am

Man, almost all of my ‘web comics’ folder has been posted here! Alrighty, here’s a few that so far have not been mentioned…

www.subnova.com/ppr -a ‘web comic’ that is made from randomly taken quotes from a chat room (I think). Since its all done from a program, its the most reliably updated webcomic on my list (although sinfest hasn’t missed a day since I started reading it either).

www.drewweing.com -an online comic journal done by an old classmate of mine. He’s a notorious slacker, so its hit and miss on the updates, but its free dangnabbit! And pretty funny to boot.

www.serializer.net -not free, but plenty of comics there. Plus the latest installments are free, so it only costs if you want to have access to the archives.

Sir_Dirx · February 18, 2003, 12:59am

Another vote for RPG World and Twisted Kaiju Theater. Also check out Angels 2200 and Life of Riley.

vl_mungo · February 18, 2003, 1:53am

Bent Comics - several indie comix

bouv · February 18, 2003, 5:42am

Whoops! Somehow I missed the fact that Tarrsk posted that before me. My bad.

Dryga_Yes · February 18, 2003, 9:11pm

If your sense of humor is as stupid as mine, you’ll love Elftor, Bob the Angry Flower, Pokey the Penguin, Jerkcity and The Parking Lot is Full.

bup · February 18, 2003, 9:51pm

Nobody mentioned goats or Soap on a Rope!?

They’re great.

Narile · February 19, 2003, 5:15am

Tales is good, but it does need to get a few more strips before I’ll recommend it. Nip & Tuck and Utlm both have the advantage they have been around a while longer.

moi · February 19, 2003, 6:29am

Bruno by Christopher Baldwin is my top nomination for a Web comic to check out. It’s a really beautiful and personal story, and I’ve enjoyed watching the main character and her life develop.

I also enjoy PvP (geeky fun), Clan of the Cats (witchy, supernatural fun), Diesel Sweeties (feel like I’m the only one laughing fun) and Red Meat (can’t stop looking fun).