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Oglaf (NSFW)
Some good weird shit there. I sent this one to my partner: https://www.oglaf.com/skin-tight/ (NSFW)
What the fuck
XKCD
Calvin & Hobbes I guess doesn’t count.
That looks great!
The collaborative open source approach is very interesting too
Always a fan of Slack Wyrm
Pokemon the Previous Generation
These are the main ones apart from my crippling xkcd addiction
Mr Lovenstein has some great shit
And of course xkcd will always have a special place in my heart
xkcd, smbc
Ive been following Questionable Content and Grrl Power for years.
Also another +1 for Pepper & Carrot.
I recently stopped reading Questionable Content, it just feels like a mockery of what it used to be. I resisted it for a while but eventually I just couldn’t take it anymore. I think my breaking point was somewhere around 1015?
I tend to go in bursts. A week or three of not readimg, then catching up all at once.
Its just one web comic ive really imvested in the characters that is still around. I do still enjoy most of the storylines.
I go back and re-read the older comics a lot. Every once and a while I’ll say fuck it and do a full re-read, but that gets harder every day lol. I have attachments to so many of the characters, I’ve been reading it since freshman year in high school - but even then, that was like 7 years into the comic lmao
I think False Knees has to be it. Beautiful illustrations and heartwarming writing
Edit: One of my favourites from them It’s part of a chill 31-part storyline, which I recommend reading from the start
Florkofcows is great.
I don’t have a single favorite one, so here is a top three, in no particular order:
Freefall The first webcomic i read, started in 1998 and still updating three times a week.
El Goonish Shive Another longrunner, started 2002 and still going. Helped me with figuring out some gender stuff.
How to be a werewolf Newest one on the list, starting in 2015, also still going.
Achewood, recently relaunched on Patreon.
Three Panel Soul, which doesn’t update often any more, but the archives have some real gold.
Twistwood Tales is clever and cute and sometimes really tugs at the heartstrings.
Dustinteractive, which has ended it’s run.
OGLAF once in a blue moon when I need a dose of the bizarre.
Also xkcd, SMBC, and Perry Bible Fellowship, of course.
I’m not sure if it counts as a traditional webcomic, but the One Punch Man Webcomic is definitely my favorite.
