What webcomics do you love? Webcomics are defined as any comic that was born on the Internet (including comics like Doctor Fun, which was born on Usenet before Web access was at all common) regardless of what forms it later took (including comics like User Friendly, which has entered printed book form).
My list:
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[li]xkcd: Very geeky, very literate, and not afraid to make jokes even the majority of its core readership will not get. Let your mouse linger on each image: In most browsers, the alt text will pop up with a comment all its own.[/li][li]Questionable Content: A soaper that has enough gags it doesn’t feel like a soaper, a gag-a-day that has enough continuity to reward long-term readership. It’s the only soaper I follow.[/li][li]Medium Large: Surreal dark comedy, written by one of the authors of the long-running “Mary Worth” newspaper comic. Infrequently updated, but there are full archives.[/li][li]Able and Baker: Slightly geeky, very punny. Pure gag-a-day, except for when it isn’t. A newspaper-style strip better than the vast majority of real newspaper strips these days.[/li][/ul]
Honorable mention goes to The Parking Lot is Full, which is dead and in Hell with all of its friends. Very dark, very bizarre, and most certainly not for everyone.
