Webcomics n' shi'

[Omni]

I found all these Steve Lichman comics the other week, and they're so worth a read:

https://rapozacomics.carbonmade.com/projects/5313679

[Skeletor]

Yeah these are solid! I am continually impressed by the variety and depth of the webcomic genre.

[Kopaka]

I'll definitely follow this forever, now.

Thanks greggo.


Can other people put up their recommendations here?

[Omni]

^Please do!

[Kopaka]

Everyone who is literate should read this.

I don't know whether to call it a high fantasy, a coming of age, a war, slice of life or...whatever. But Unsounded by Ashley Cope is probably one of the greatest works of fictions I am personally aware of, and I am extremely well-read.

https://unsoundedupdates.tumblr.com/

[Reece]

My favourite webcomic by far, and the only one I actually keep up to date with these days, is 'Erfworld', by Rob Balder: http://www.erfworld.com/erf_stream/books
So far, Erfworld's story is split into four 'books', two of which are complete. Book 1 is 150 pages long, Book 2 is 200.

Also, if you like cringe-worthy puns more than you dislike poor quality art, I'd reccomend giving 'Dominic Deegan: Oracle for Hire' a try: http://www.dominic-deegan.com/view.php?date=2002-05-21
That comic has now finished (and I mean actually finished, not just that the writer dropped it halfway through, as often happens with webcomics), but before it did, DD:OfH ran for 11 years... it's pretty long.

[Jade Harley]

Problem Sleuth. It's hilarious, I promise.

[Skeletor]

I am assuming most people have found out about this by now, But Order of the Stick is worth your time if you're a fan of D&D or just well done stories in general

[Crocodile]

Two things. First: fuck you Aaron. That shit was too damn good. I need to fucking sleep, and you've ruined me two nights in a row. Second: I love how they handle magic in that comic.