webcomix that fill me with glee

[overocea]

i read lots of webcomix. here are a couple i like very, very much, and am sure you will also like:

Anders Loves Maria is my favourite. it is beautiful. it is a story like life. a life like story. a like story life. so it is lesslike a usual comic, and you need to read it from the beginning. also it is nearly finished, which is a bit sad.

KinokoFry is abominably cute. it has buggs! & munchrooms. and swirly dr seuss backgrounds. and it's by an australian <3 but it's not updated much anymore. i have this one as my desktop background.

Pictures for Sad Children is hilariously bizarre. or bizarrely hilarious. I prefer the later ones after the Paul the ghost story ends.

Platinum Grit is my most long term comic relationship. i started it when i was a teenager! &still love it so. &issue 20 just came out! o &it is another one you need to read from the start. &is also australian!

The Perry Bible Fellowship is also hilariously bizarre. i am beginning to sense a theme. pbf isn't updated anymore, though, boo.

Nedroid Picture Diary is adorable. and sometimes horrible. in an adorable way.

Oglaf is, well.. full of sex. yay! :D i like that on the archive pages the stories have warnings when they are safe for work. haha. possibly i love it so because it's by the same author as platinum grit, which i did not realise for aaaaages.

i tried to put them in a vague sort of order of how much i like them but it was imporrible! i like them all so much! arrr.

does anyone know any others i should see? but plz don't suggest questionable content kthx, or xkcd cuz duh. i just figured everyone already knew that one.

Comments

[hypertextual.livejournal.com]

http://97.74.193.199/fountgirl2.html

So wrong.

[phot.livejournal.com]

i cannot resist this siren's call.

dresden codak if you like science. and robots.

girl genius if you like victorian-esque mad science.

a softer world if you like pithy one liners.

daisy owl if you like nedroid picture diary. ok actually they are very dissimilar, but i found them the same day and they are irrevocably linked in my mind.

kukuburi if you like epic dreamscape fantasy realms. and battleship.

[playdoe-man.livejournal.com]

http://www.leasticoulddo.com/ (Least I Could Do)

And for the D&D/gamer geeks

http://www.lfgcomic.com/ (Looking For Group)

[aftiel.livejournal.com]

http://wondermark.com/ "an illustrated jocularity"

[seratonein.livejournal.com]

the one that really got me into webcomics is
http://www.somethingpositive.net/ if you go back in the archive to the first strip (12-19-01) & find it funny, well, then...

there's also
http://www.daniellecorsetto.com/gws.html

[smileyfish.livejournal.com]

Ooh, I shall have to check these out. Although I really don't need to feed my web comic habit. Anyway, if you're not reading Freakangels you really, really ought to be. It blows away everything else on the web.

I also recommend:
* Gunnerkrigg Court
* Bunny
* and the beautifully odd Rice Boy and Order of Tales

I read others, but these are my favourites. :)

[hypertextual.livejournal.com]

Also: www.sinfest.net

I just realised something vaguely unimportant

[quiddity.livejournal.com]

Nobody mentioned Penny Arcade, the gamer's comic strip.

I almost didn't notice Tatsuya Ichida did get a Sinfestual mention at the very last.

Ah webcomics, there go my next few hours of concentration. :)