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[ShadeTail]

Antihero for Hire: Gritty future fiction

Adventurers!: Console RPG satire

Made by the same guy. Adventurers has been over for some years now, but Antihero for Hire is on-going.

[gangler]

Mark Shallow is absolutely awesome. Never would have guessed seven years ago that I'd hold high opinions of Mark Shallow while having trouble speaking about Ian Jones-Quartey using clean language, but here we are.

[Amethyst Shadow]

The comics I read regularly (aside from Candi of course )

Dreamland Chronicles - http://www.thedreamlandchronicles.com/
Errant Story - http://www.errantstory.com/
Evil, Inc. - http://www.evil-comic.com/
Girl Genius - http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php
Grim Tales from Down Below - http://grim.snafu-comics.com/
Menagé 3 - http://www.menagea3.net/
Powerpuff girls Doujinshi - http://www.snafu-comics.com/ppg/
Schlock Mercenary - http://www.schlockmercenary.com/
Spinnerette - http://www.krakowstudios.com/spinnerette/
Vexxarr - http://www.vexxarr.com/
Wapsi Square - http://wapsisquare.com/

[ShadeTail]

Very nearly over: Darken. Basic premise: bad guy seeks to conquer a world of evil by signing up with a devil.

Quite blatantly based on Dungeons&Dragons, but in the author/artist's own world instead of one of WotC's established titles.

I found it while it was already on the final chapter. Kind of annoying, really, but at least that means there's a long archive/storyline to read through.

[daraeldin]

Some of my favourites have been mentioned: Red String, Dominic Deegan, and XKCD. I also enjoy SMBC, The Perry Bible Fellowship, VGCats, and The Order of The Stick. I don't know if graphic novels count, but my personal favourite ever is Dreamless.

[Amina]

Sci-fi/Fantasy humor with Flaky Pastry

[Diloolie]

I like that Gunnerkrigg and Dead Winter were already mentioned, but I also am fond of Out There, though I've fallen so far behind... and Zebra Girl.

[Mew-Universe]

A few comics I really enjoy that I haven't seen featured in this thread are these:

Weesh - http://weeshcomic.com (updates MWF)
^This one is about a trio of siblings and the green-rabbit-wish-granting creature, named Weesh, that lives with them and their dad. Weesh can only be seen by children (or those that are kids at heart), and all he needs to grants wishes is licorice. An absolutely hilarious webcomic, especially with how wacky the two youngest kids' wishes can be. It's also clean and can be shown to kids of any age.

Kimono's Townhouse - http://kimonostownhouse.com/ (updates MWF)
^Essentially, the main characters, Kimono and Minty, are ponies living in a townhouse together as roommates. Kimono is a cultured, quiet, refined pony that works at the library, while Minty is a geek girl that works at customer service for an Internet provider and plays D&D. Rather than being hand-drawn, this comic breaks the mold by being photographs of actual MLP toys the author owns, and all the props are dollhouse props and various things brought in or made for the comic.

Angel Moxie - http://www.venisproductions.com/angelmoxie/ (finished a long time ago)
^Drawn by the same artist that does Weesh, this is both a parody of magical girl anime and a delightful story in and of itself. Essentially, three girls are shown to have the three heroic powers - strength, wisdom, and magic - and they have to stop the villains from resurrecting a powerful demon. The story gets a lot more complicated and epic than that, though.

Fragile - http://www.fragilestory.com/ (updates TTH)
^A relatively new webcomic I discovered not too long ago, and it just barely finished its first chapter. Thus far, the story is about the timid Marian and her friends, as well as Marian deciding to try photography. It also features a new girl in town name Emily that, after two unfortunate encounters with Marian (one of them involving a camera and a load of misunderstanding), hates Marian with a passion. As the story is new, it's still working on developing the characters, but the art is still lovely. I recommend giving it a go, and there's even a way to receive email updates whenever the author completes a chapter, which is good for those of you that dislike waiting for individual pages.

Erstwhile - http://www.erstwhiletales.com/ (updates MWF)
^This is the result of a group of artists that retell Grimm fairy tales in comic format (and one of those artists is the same one that writes "Red String"). They focus on stories that are obscure, and they're beautifully drawn and told. Thus far, the tales they have completed are "The Farmer's Clever Daughter", "A Tale with A Riddle", "Maid Maleen", "The Bird, The Mouse, and The Sausage", and "All Fur". They's recently started "The Little Shroud".

That Deaf Guy - http://www.thatdeafguy.com/ (updates weekly on Fridays)
^This is about a Deaf man, his hearing wife that's an interpreter, and their hearing son. I adore this comic primarily for the insight it gives into living as a Deaf Person or with Deaf family. I believe that's something all of us hearing people need to see. It's also a really hilarious comic, and it resembles newspaper comics in format and continuity.

[HiFranc]

Think Before You Think It's about a young man who can read minds and his friends.

[Amethyst Shadow]

The comics I read regularly (aside from Candi of course )

Dreamland Chronicles - http://www.thedreamlandchronicles.com/
Errant Story - http://www.errantstory.com/
Evil, Inc. - http://www.evil-comic.com/
Girl Genius - http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php
Grim Tales from Down Below - http://grim.snafu-comics.com/
Menagé 3 - http://www.menagea3.net/
Powerpuff girls Doujinshi - http://www.snafu-comics.com/ppg/
Schlock Mercenary - http://www.schlockmercenary.com/
Spinnerette - http://www.krakowstudios.com/spinnerette/
Vexxarr - http://www.vexxarr.com/
Wapsi Square - http://wapsisquare.com/

Spinnerette updated their url
http://www.spinnyverse.com/

Errant Story actually completed its course and the story ended (as did Control-Alt-Del... kinda).


Add Evil Inc tothe above list of comics I read daily (or on their regularly scheduled update days where applicable).

[HiFranc]

Among the webcomics I read is: Who Killed Claire Cace. It follows a murder investigation.

I do have an interest to declare -- I know the author (she posts in a forum that I'm a member of). However, there are some other webcomic authors who post in that forum and their work is not to my taste. It goes without saying, however, the webcomics that brought us together are ones that I like.

[ShadeTail]

Gastrophobia: a completely hilarious and 100% authentic* ancient Greek adventure story, starring the Amazon warrior Phobia and her son Gastro.

* Management is not liable if this claim proves to be exaggerated.

[Eykee]

Happy to see my favorite comic has already been mentioned (Gunnerkrigg Court), as has Girls With Slingshots,The Meek, Lackadaisy and the Order of the Stick

I'd like to add:

What Birds Know http://fribergthorelli.com/wbk/ Great story and nice art. Intended as a printed graphic novel but the authors published their work-in-progress online
Gaia http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/ by the same creators as Sandra and Woo
Bearnuts (updates Monday's only) http://www.bearnutscomic.com/
The End http://www.endcomic.com/
Guilded Age (even though I liked it much, much better in the beginning when the GREAT Erica Henderson still did the art) http://guildedage.net/ and Erica's sites: http://failatlife.blogspot.com/ and
[url]ericahenderson.net[/url]

Also great are:
Everything Sarah Ellerton made (Inverloch, Dreamless and Phoenix Requiem)http://www.seraph-inn.com/ (But she has been mentioned already several times)
Dar http://www.darcomic.com/
Anders Loves Maria [url]anderslovesmaria.reneengstrom.com[/url]

[Eykee]

and I forgot to mention Power Nap! http://www.powernapcomic.com/

[HiFranc]

A few comics I really enjoy that I haven't seen featured in this thread are these:

Weesh - http://weeshcomic.com (updates MWF)
^This one is about a trio of siblings and the green-rabbit-wish-granting creature, named Weesh, that lives with them and their dad. Weesh can only be seen by children (or those that are kids at heart), and all he needs to grants wishes is licorice. An absolutely hilarious webcomic, especially with how wacky the two youngest kids' wishes can be. It's also clean and can be shown to kids of any age.

I second the vote for Weesh.