Webcomics

[Tagmatium Rules]

Hello, Europa!

 

If you've got time to burn on the internet like I have, you've probably encountered webcomics.

 

I'm asking what you read and/or what you'd recommend to the other people on this forum.

 

My personal favourite has to be: Concerned: the Half-Life and Death of Gordon Frohman. It's based upon Half-Life 2 (not any of the subsequent episodes; it finished after slightly over 200 strips) and is essentially about a chap named Gordon Frohman, a massively incompetant person, who follows a similar story to Gordon Freeman.

 

Another good one, although it's yet to come to any sort of end is Order of the Stick, although I don't come from a DnD background.

 

Others I read are:

VGCats (About video games, a lot of which whose main characters tend to get replaced with anthropomorhic representations of the author's pet cats. Odd, but usually fairly amusing)

Explosm (usually rather off-putting)

White Ninja (massively random)

the Zombiehunters ('bout a zombie apocolypse. Varies between funny and serious. More serious as of late.)

Edited May 9, 2008 by Tagmatium Rules (see edit history)

[Corsimenia]

Hm, I don't read webcomics too much, but I'm sure I can come up with a handful.

 

Russell's Teapot: Atheist humor.

Subnormality: Bizarre humor, tending towards social criticism.

Red Meat: Off-putting, but often very funny.

 

And of course there's xkcd, an all-time favorite which you may already know about as it's comparatively popular.

[Tagmatium Rules]

Actually, I've read Red Meat before, although a long time ago. Reminds me a bit of the Perry Bible Fellowship - also similarly off-putting

[Social Democratic Confederation]

Not as much of a web-comic as it is a flash animation. Good Stuff, though...

 

Clicky Clicky

[Fleet Admiral Connor Grey]

I read explosm and xkcd too. I also read Perry Bible Fellowship

Crap!

 

I didn't know that. I thought PBF was kind of going on of its own accord.

 

EDIT: Another really funny one, though really out there: Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

Edited May 26, 2008 by Fleet Admiral Connor Grey (see edit history)