What Webcomics Do You Read

[Odd_Bloke]

I would like to know.  I'm less interested in the unconnected, single-strip comics (xkcd, SMBC &c.) as I already read plenty of those.  I'm more interested in getting into ongoing serials (like FreakAngels or Questionable Content (though I'm not that much of a fan of QC)).

So: what webcomics do you read?

[Colin YNWA]

Its been mentioned elsewhere (and not sure if it meets your needs?) but its always worth mentioning Simon Frasier's Lilly MacKenzie book 1 here

http://www.act-i-vate.com/9.comic

[worldshown]

Jump Leads is good fun.

http://www.jump-leads.com/comic/1

As is the slightly surreal BlankIt.

http://blankitcomics.com/2008/06/08/blankit-0001/

[TordelBack]

Order of the Stick and Erfworld are both superb, if frustratingly irregular in their updates!

http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0672.html

http://www.erfworld.com/book-1-archive/ 

[Emperor]

I can't claim to kknow what is going on but:

http://powwkipsie.blogspot.com/

Iain Laurie has a wonderfully diseased Kevin O'Neill feel to his work and you can find more here:
http://powwkipsieneeeewwwsss.blogspot.com/
http://getsomeblackcape.blogspot.com/
http://roachwell.blogspot.com/

[Richmond Clements]

Why Satchmo isn't here plugging this for himself I'll never know...

http://www.renegadeartsentertainment.com/spinechillers/comic/

[JOE SOAP]

Bob Byrne's delightful...






http://clamnuts.com/spazz/uncle-spunk-nugget/04092009/

[Daveycandlish]

And I would heartily recommend Tozo

http://tozocomic.com/

[Grae the puppetmaker]

Not including those already mentioned, and in no particular order:

Shortpacked: http://www.shortpacked.com/index.html

Real Life: http://www.reallifecomics.com/

Air Force Blues: http://www.afblues.com/

Waspi Square: http://wapsisquare.com/

Dominic Deegan: http://www.dominic-deegan.com/

Girl Genius: http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/ (Actually this is my favourite at the moment & I've been buying the dead-tree editions)

Fans: http://www.faans.com/index.php

Doctor McNinja: http://www.drmcninja.com/

Menage a 3: http://www.menagea3.net/index.html (NSFW)

Sister Claire: Pregnant Nun: http://www.sisterclaire.com/

Anders loves Maria: http://anderslovesmaria.reneengstrom.com/ (Occasionally NSFW)

Flaky Pastry: http://flakypastry.runningwithpencils.com/

There're a few more, but that'll do for the mo!

[Ben Paddon]

Hello! I'm Ben, the co-creator and Head Writer of Jump Leads. Just thought I'd pop by and say thanks to worldshown for mentioning our little comic.

[bluemeanie]

My all time fave webcomic is still Beaver and Steve and I have both printed collections.
Its on hold at the moment, possibly forever, but you can still check out all the older strips here

http://www.beaverandsteve.com/

[Odd_Bloke]

Thanks for all the suggestions (keep them coming).  I've read through Lilly Mackenzie, Jump Leads, Blank It and Erfworld, all of which I really enjoyed.  I'm on strip #505 of Order of the Stick (which I have followed before, but evidently a few years ago, as this is all new) which I love.  I plan on going through as many of these as I can.

One note for any webcomic authors out there: both an easy way to read through your archives and a working RSS feed which only includes your comic are re-he-he-heally important.  There have been a couple of comics that I've abandoned (and I came very close to not following Lilly Mackenzie, thanks to act-i-vate's idiot RSS feed) because of these, which I would probably have enjoyed were it not for the technical irritations.

[Trout]

Thanks to the recommendation here, I've read a lot of Jump Leads now and I like it a lot. Hi, Ben! Thanks for dropping by.

Odd Bloke, are you stuck in the house, or just in a very boring job? I don't mean to be impolite. Just wondering.

- Trout

[Paul faplad Finch]

 Nothing to add by way of recomendations (except The Ten Doctors at shipsinker.com if you're a Who fan, but I found that from a recomendation on here so everyone probably knows about it) but I just wanted to say that I've had a look at most of the ones listed above and they are mostly solid gold. So thanks. I for one have many happy hours of reading ahead.

And I'l second Odd Blokes plea to keep them coming. I just never seem to find this kind of thing on the web so I'm always looking forward to the odd link that crops up on here.

I don't know about Odd Boys circumstances but my I use them to stay sane filling the hours. You don't realise how many hours are in the day till you don't have a job to fill them with anymore.

[Trout]

Ah, sorry to hear that faplad. I've been unemployed and it's hell on Earth.

Still, there's value in free time. I'm currently filling my time with a full-time job, as much overtime as I can get, helping to organise a charity beer festival (Perth Beer Festival, September 5 - tickets available now!), childcare (nursery starts tomorrow!) and looking after a seven-months-pregnant wife who's been signed off work with exhaustion. Part of the deal for getting her to agree to rest up was I would clean the house from top to bottom, so she could feel more relaxed in it.

I'm fucking knackered.

- Trout