Web Comics I Read

This is PvP, possibly the funniest comic on the internet.  I read it all (every one since the first) over three laugh-filled days, and recommend it to everybody.

Sinfest is kind of like a more "grown-up" (or maybe "adult" has more appropriate connotations), more theological Calvin and Hobbes (and openly admits it).  It's got it's own distinct style, though, and Ishida's art is fabulous.

This is the comic that got me started on webcomics.  It's a sprite comic (I think it was the first sprite comic) about the first Final Fantasy.  And it rules.  Black Mage was born here before being ripped off by dozens of others, but he's best at home.  Read this or he'll stab you.

So in the next panel, the page says, "I'm Tan!"

Scary Go Round is a very entertaining webcomic about supernaturality and comicular spookiness from the creator of the late, lamented Bobbins, which is well worth catching up on if you haven't read it before.   Bobbins is full of funny.  Scary Go Round is also full of funny, but it adds mystery!

Who could deny this button?  I couldn't.  The result of its clicking is another rad comic from the man behind When I Grow Up.  Not that I can handily link you to it, but hey.  It's a funny old comic that didn't really end, but kind of did.  It stopped, anyway.  But now there's WiGU.  Joy!

Here is Achewood.  Achewood is not a comic for everybody.  It is only for those with a taste for the extremely surreal and bizzare (and often oddly sad).  I really like this comic a lot, but can't really recommend it to everybody, just because it's so odd.  But if odd's your thing, go for it!  You probably won't even regret it too much.

Here we have rstevens' Diesel Sweeties.  Memorable lines include, "I'm a rocker.  I rock out," and, "Jesus helps me trick people."  Basically a never-ending farce of human romance accomplished by the addition of robots into the game of love.

Thought there's only one (recurring) goat, I recommend Goats highly.  It's quite funny.  That said, there's not too much left I can say about it.  It has some of the best anthropomorphic animals ever (a satanic chicken, an ever-intoxicated goldfish and a pimpin' goat), and it's just generally tasty.  Try it, you'll like it.

Men in Hats has started again!  I don't know how long it will last this time, but I have my hopes up.  Men in Hats is a clever little comic about men in hats, discussing things.  And, in Aram's case, hating everything.  Delicious.

No link button for this one, but it's definately cool.  It's got a really cool story in kind of an Early Edition/Strange Luck kind of vibe.  Unfortunately, it is on Vera's backburner for now, but maybe that will change someday.

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I also read Get Fuzzy.  Every day.  But it's not technically a web comic, so I put it down here at the bottom of the page.  It's carried in a lot of newspapers, especially in the New England area.  If you like any comics at all, you're more likely to like this one than any of the others on this page, since it's a print comic and is thus more broadly appealing.  Oh yeah, and it rocks.

Real Life is a good comic, but it's only for the geeky, those who live with and/or merely know the geeky, or those who aspire to geekiness.

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