Webcomic Thread

I got bored and decided to read a web comic on suggestion from my fiance, which left me skeptical as she normally reads crap I would hate, but it was okay and I stumbled on this little gem.



Even as a beer my fake family owns all.

The webcomic is called Dominic Deegan and can be found by a handy search of that name in ze google. It's a story following a grumpy seer and his friends and family in a world of magic and fantasy. The story starts off small with the seer, Dominic, living a miserable life in his small town hell until he meets a lady named Luna and everything goes from there. I recommend it if you like fantasy stories, good writing, and eventually epic as hell plots.

Also if you haven't read Least I Could Do on the net yet, do it now, god commands it.

I figure I can't be the only one here who reads a few of these daily, and if not can anyone suggest a few good ones, and or talk about ones they are already reading?

I read xkcd, Cyanide & Happiness, and Perry Bible Fellowship.

xkcd's a little nerdy, but I like it, I understand most of the science jokes. PBF isn't updated anymore, but it's still very lulzy. And everybody knows about C&H, I won't bother explaining that one.

My webcomic routine is:

www.questionablecontent.net (emo I know, http://drmcninja.com/index.htmlbut now it's a habit)
www.leasticoulddo.com (Wohooo)
www.lfgcomic.com (The guys who do Least I Could Do have a fantasy comic)
www.ctrlaltdel-online.com (Nerdy I know)
www.drmcninja.com (he's a Doctor and a ninja!)

I'm a regular visitor of C&H. The shorts lately have been spectacular.

Not a comic as such, but Surviving the World is awesome.

The Ares wrote:

Least I Could Do

Good choice.

Another one I like is Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal. http://www.smbc-comics.com/

Others I read include Questionable Content and Dr. McNinja, which is something everyone needs to fucking read.

Questionable Content is my favorite webcomic ever. Second is Penny Arcade. Third is xkcd.

I like Perry Bible Fellowship but after reading just about everything, I got pissed because I found out the author was no longer churning out new ones. Cyanide & Happiness's hilarity is addictive, which is why I hold back on checking it every day because once I get started, I get really sidetracked, and I have to literally force myself to stop reading.

I'd keep reading Dr. McNinja if the site had a god damn RSS feed. Until then, I only read it when I'm that bored.

My personal suggestions are Daisy Owl (which is funny in a cute way, so if you're a self-confessed BAMF it's probably not for you), and Dinosaur Comics (which might get a little old because the point of the comic is that it reuses the same strip every time, but with different dialogue).

Dinosaur comics are brilliant. Crazy old T-Rex.

A friend of mine got me reading: www.butternutsquash.net they are slack on the updates but its hilarious throughout.

A staple that I check once a month or so to do a mass read through is the classic "White ninja comics"

Romeo wrote:

Dinosaur Comics (which might get a little old because the point of the comic is that it reuses the same strip every time, but with different dialogue).

No way, dinosaur comics are awesome. By far my favourite is the one about bisexuality as the punchline has become one of my sayings. I would link it but just search bisexual and it will come up.