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Whats your favorite webcomic and why?
SloppyJaloppy:
I have several favorites.
Old School- Mall Monkeys. Was definately my favorite of all time, it was sad to see it die.
New Favorite- Least I Could Do www.leasticoulddo.com
It's just good fun. I've been reading it since it's start, and
it's just been wonderful all the way through.
Butternut Squash www.butternutsqaush.net
Would be my top favorite, but with infrequent updates it
seems lacking. I love the art style, and it's often hilarious.
and
Dr McNinja www.drmcninja.com
Good god does this comic make me laugh/smile.
Random_Grenade:
My favorite Web Comic would have to be
QC (of course)
Concerned: The Half-Life and Death of Gordon Frohman - I wish they would add more to this comic it the funniest thing EVER
Rob and Elliot - pretty funny, somtimes quite random
Under Power - just started to read this, funny as fuck
the_shankmaster:
--- Quote from: Triskelivus on 05 Feb 2007, 09:42 ---
Then again, if Calvin & Hobbes was a webcomic, it would take number one. I'm so glad I got that complete book collection. The Giant one. It's only flaw is it's weight.
--- End quote ---
One of my roommates last year bought that for my other roommate. It was indeed quite heavy.
Which is too bad, otherwise I could have snuck it out in my backpack when no one was looking.
MasterInquisitor:
In order of intoduction:
Megatokyo
I was introduced to this in Year 10 (aged 14/15), and loved it. When Rodney Caston (Largo) was part of it, the humout and the 1337 did kick ass, and was so hilarious (am I a geek for admitting that I can understand 1337 5p33|<?) Anyway, the drawings, no matter how much they have changed over time still kick ass, and have been the inspiration for me to draw my own manga etc. I have printed Vols 1-3 (hoping to get 4 soon), and I love how the story has developed from slapstick humour to having a really good storyline (though I hope that Ed, Dom and Junpei show up more soon).
Applegeeks
This I linked through from MT, and I started reading it not too long before AG Lite came in, and then they updated it into v3.0 (apologies for other posts, I've been saying v2.0). Again, love the colouring (NB colour with a "u" people!) and detail, although MT has that really nice original sketchy quality to it, AG has that slightly more professional touch. :) Lite always makes me giggle, and there are (sadly) quite a few strips that remind me a lot of my Mac obsessed friend Sam (the booting windows on a mac one is quite true).
Questionable Content
Ah yes. The Diamond in the Rough. I have actually learnt a lot about comebacks and sass from QC, which has suprised my incredibly Faye-like friend Fran. Though I wasn;t a fan of the drawing style in the beginning, I love the newer stuff (cept for the loss of eye colours) and if I had shorter hair, I would probably end up copying Ravens' styles (though not with Astro Glide). I love the idea that it is set in a totally alternate reality, with robots and stuff (I would adore to have an anthro PC, in orange or purple hehe. I'd call it Albert I think), and the fact that I have heard of those bands! I'm guessing the indie/psych/glitch scene is bigger in America than over here...
Ornery Boy
Enie (my sis) introduced me to this. Full of hatred and zombies (and where I got my avatar from). Interesting, yet original. The only downside I can think of is that the authour takes forever to update.
Explosm Comics
Wrong wrong and wrong. But in a sadistic humourous way, i.e. "bulimia - twice the taste, none of the calories". But these last two are just comics I look at every now and then...the first three are the ones that I follow (almost relgiously).
Speaking of religion, and this is probably going to lead to me being shot, flamed and sued all in one, but I was watching an episode of Top Gear yesterday. I leant that you should not drive though Bagdad in Alabama with "I'm bi" or "Jesus loves gay men" down the side of a pick up truck (I linked that through my mention of religous followings of comics above, if you don't see how I got there).
My apologies to anyone who is from the Deep South, or is rather religious...but I wanted to say that neways.
TheBoredOne:
I've recently become addicted to F.A.R.T.S (Factual Authentic Real True Stories)
It's based on funny, true stories that happened to the creator and her friends.
Dorky humor and plenty of fart jokes. :-D
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