Whats your favorite Webcomic?

[Real Sorceror]

Does anyone here read webcomics? Do you have a favorite?

In case you don't know what a webcomic is, they can be generally described as graphic novels or traditional comic strips that can be read on the internet.

Currently, my favorite comic is HERO. The art is absolutely great, and unlike most comics, it is not cluttered with "thought bubbles". HERO uses a system of "floating captions" which only appear when you move your mouse over the comic. :rainbow1:

 

[evearael]

Penny Arcade and Sinfest are my favorites. I can't choose between them.

 

[Random]

GODMAN rocks! The omnipotent caped crimefighter makes me

 

[Real Sorceror]

GODMAN rocks! The omnipotent caped crimefighter makes me

:rotfl: Haha, that is so awsome!
I especially liked Moral-Relativist Man.

 

[Random]

:rotfl: Haha, that is so awsome!
I especially liked Moral-Relativist Man.

Glad you liked it. There are no shortage of good goofy webcomics out there, but tell me Real Sorceror, are you a comic-book reader as well (like me)? Marvel? DC? Other?

 

[Real Sorceror]

Glad you liked it. There are no shortage of good goofy webcomics out there, but tell me Real Sorceror, are you a comic-book reader as well (like me)? Marvel? DC? Other?

Alas, I never got into reading real comic books. I still have a great love of superheros, mostly from watching their various cartoon incarnations. :super:
Batman is so awsome. A freind of mine let me read his copy of a book called "The Dark Knight Returns". At least, I think thats what it was called. Anyway, it showed Batman when hes like 65 years old. He still kicked butt!
My fav. heroes are Batman, Spiderman, Green Arrow, Dead Pool, and various X-men. I'm not sure if those are Marvel or DC(or both)

 

[Smoke]

Pogo is the greatest comic of all time!

Otherwise, my favorite comics are:

• The Boondocks
• This Modern World
• Sinfest
• Joe the Circle
• Dykes to Watch Out For
• Get Fuzzy
• Murphy's Manor

Sinfest and Joe the Circle are the only ones that are strictly webcomics, though.

 

[cardero]

Penny Arcade and Sinfest are my favorites. I can't choose between them.

Sinfest was the one I was trying to think of. Jewscout introdced me to this one and I was always wondering if there was a collected trade for these comics. Also, I have to admit, "RFfiliates" is a guilty pleasure of mine.

http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=38161

 

[sahra-t]

My favourite is xkcd.

Usually pretty funny, look out for the alt text too

 

[ayani]

how could i have forgotted "Dykes"?

ai!

ok my faves:

Dykes to Watch Out For
Penny Arcade
Pewsitters

 

[stemann]

Cyanide and Happiness

...is the best, although it can be quite violent.

 

[Real Sorceror]

Cyanide and Happiness

...is the best, although it can be quite violent.

Ah yes, the Purple-Shirted Eye-Stabber.

 

[jewscout]

Penny Arcade and Sinfest are my favorites. I can't choose between them.

Sinfest rocks!!!

 

[lamplighter]

I third Penny-Arcade

 

[Mike182]

i must admitt i have never really been interested in graphic novels or comics (i'm guessing there is a difference :areyoucra )

for those in this thread who have talked to me/read my posts and have an idea of what sort of person i am, what would you suggest i try reading?

 

[Smoke]

My favourite is xkcd.

I had never heard of that one before, but it's just twisted enough to appeal to me. Thanks!

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[Smoke]

Cyanide and Happiness

...is the best, although it can be quite violent.

HAR! I like that one, too.

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[spacemonkey]

The Boondocks

Aaron McGruder is pure genius.

 

[Random]

i must admitt i have never really been interested in graphic novels or comics (i'm guessing there is a difference :areyoucra )

for those in this thread who have talked to me/read my posts and have an idea of what sort of person i am, what would you suggest i try reading?

Start with anything by the comic book gods like Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman or Warren Ellis. Read The Watchmen graphic novel first, then maybe The Sandman or The Authority, the stories for which are all collected in a format known as trade paperback. They are also called "graphs" too, there is little difference between a full-length graphic novel and a collected edition of several comics issues.

If you're not a fan after that, you've no soul!

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Penny Arcade (Which also has World of Warcraft based comics in the game's strategy guide)
Perry Bible Fellowship