What webcomics do you read?

[Missy!]

xkcd. I would sit and read it during school.

I used to read ctrl alt del, vg cats, and cyanide and happiness (C&H got blocked at my school. ).

I've read a few of Girly, one of my friends showed it to me a few days ago.

[Pardona]

I can actually see the reasoning why C&H would get blocked at a school. I don't really know why I enjoy Girly, though. I just do. It's well-written, cute, and has excellent characters. Besides the main characters, I especially enjoy Monette and El Chupacabre. And Winter of course. Winter just plain out rocks.

[Ange]

I check all of these on a daily basis...

xkcd
Dinosaur Comics
Garfield Minus Garfield


and sometimes...Penny Arcade. Mostly because my boyfriend likes it and points out the good ones to me.

The first three are linked to my favorite examples from the past few weeks, by the way.

[Asthaloth]

XKCD: Won't bother linking, you can find it about four times in the first page alone.

Giant In the Playground: D&D based webcomic in the creators own settings.
Takes digs at basically every trope and cliche commonly found in RPG's, subverting averting and sometimes playing them straight.


Darths And Droids: What if Star Wars were an RPG game?
Almost finished Episode one, I think the plan is to go through all six.

Ctr ALT Del: Again, no link. A love / hate relationship with this one, as a recent arc has hit a lil too close to home (Work out which one at your own leisure. Don't comment, I'm not liable to take it well) and where it's leading has hit me again.
That, and it flat out sucks some days.

[Kyusil]

Has anyone seen Brawl in the Family? It's a fun Nintendo-centric comic that is full of in-jokes, but at the same time appeals to your basic sense of humor too. I dunno, try it if you're interested, I guess.

[DM was on fire!]

I'm a devoted xkcd fan. (LOL TRON PAUL)
I also occasionally read C&H.

[Pardona]

Just discovered another great webcomic:
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Won't link to it for reasons that will seem very obvious once you start reading, but it's extremely easy to find. It's basicaly single-panel gag after single-panel gag, but very, very well done. Also, if you like Cyanide & Happiness, you'll love this one.

[Evil Stu Man]

If anyone is into Manga. You can read it on the web for free. I print mine though.

http://www.onemanga.com
http://www.anime6.org
These sites have a good range.