Whitechapel - web comics

web comics

2010-05-29T23:56:30-07:00

So what web comics is everybody reading at the moment?

web comics

2010-05-30T01:26:00-07:00

The active ones in my rss reader:

Freakangels (obviously, considering where we are)

Jesus and Mo (anonymous) - religious satire

XKCD by Randall Munroe - you should know this one, very skewed humour

Hark! A Vagrant by Kate Beaton - historical humour, gorgeous drawing

Girls With Slingshots by Danielle Corsetto - excellent twenty-something sitcom strip

Goodbye Chains - manga-ish western by Alice Hunt and Tracy Williams

Flatmates by Maeve Clancy - bittersweet Dublin flatshare sitcom strip

Faraday the Blob by Alan Ryan - oddball humour

From Rags to Rockstars (serious storyline featuring his Road Crew characters) by Tommie Kelly

Something Wonderful - provocative humour with apologetic explanations by the same artist

Spazzmoid - whatever's on Bob Byrne's mind, sometimes autobiographical, sometimes bad taste humour

And I think after that I'm entitled to plug my own, The Cattle Raid of Cooley a serial adaptation of the Iron Age Irish epic. And you'll probably want to check out the various "webcomics week" threads we've had here for others.

web comics

2010-05-30T02:39:26-07:00

Just my own for the sole purpose of nit-picking art I was previously happy with.

Occasionally I visit Hark! A Vagrant after letting the archives build up a bit.

web comics

2010-05-30T05:50:31-07:00

Also, Bagels
Let's Be Friends Again
OccasionalComics (Squirrels & Pigeons #2 has actually happened to me a dozen times this year).

web comics

2010-05-30T07:22:00-07:00

Darwin Carmichael is Going to Hell
Johnny Wander

web comics

2010-05-30T13:44:43-07:00

Axe Cop
Cyanide and Happiness
Bad Machinery (probably need to go through the archives first to enjoy this one)
I also read Occasional Comics and Hark! A Vagrant, but they've been linked already.

web comics

2010-05-30T16:00:40-07:00

Not counting FA, the only ones I read religiously are xkcd and Penny Arcade, though I stumble across DInosaur Comics and Hark! once in a while.

I've pimped my own comic a lot here lately, so I'll make a point of not mentioning it again just now. Of course, if one were to find their way into my User Details...

web comics

2010-05-30T22:24:13-07:00

Thanks everyone.

Gotta love Hark! a Vagrant. I adore Kate Beaton and her sence of homour+expressive drawing style.
Secretly this was all a ploy to get lots of new links. My computers hard drive died two weeks ago and I lost all my bookmarks :/

web comics

2010-05-30T22:47:24-07:00

Order of Tales
Gunshow, you should read this at least. Heeeee-larious.

web comics

2010-05-30T22:49:32-07:00

Haha thats so strange, I just started reading anime club the other day. So good, love their faces so much.

web comics

2010-05-30T23:08:23-07:00

Isn't it great? It reminded me so much of my friends from school.

web comics

2010-05-30T23:13:09-07:00

Yeah, so true. Such a great concept. Do you know if its new or if its been around for awhile?

web comics

2010-05-30T23:20:09-07:00

I wanna say Gunshow's been around since 2008. The Anime Club made their first appearance maybe in early 09? I think the big strips are pretty new, since Green is still working on them and they're done in his most recent style.

web comics

2010-05-31T01:14:09-07:00

I'm really enjoying all of writer Kevin Church's Agreeable Comics. He's got 3 different serials running at the moment, and the two inactive strips (Lydia and Waimea) are also well worth checking out. They're also gorgeous, courtesy of artists Benjamin Birdie, Ming Doyle, and TJ Kirsch. (And Lydia and Waimea are similarly rendered by Max Riffner and Mike Dake, respectively)

EDITED FOR OOPS: Waimea wasn't actually an Agreeable Comic.

web comics

2010-05-31T11:14:09-07:00

I follow roughly the same ones... I would also say:

OrneryBoy
White Ninja
My Cardboard Life

And my favorite:
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereals

web comics

2010-05-31T13:16:18-07:00

FreakAngels
XKCD
Lackadaisy Cats (Awesome prohibition era comic, with CATS, beautiful graphics, but updated slower than a snail's pace)
Two Lumps

web comics

2010-05-31T14:50:20-07:00

Freakangels (obviously)
Girls With Slingshots
Questionable Content
Platinum Grit
PVP
Conies
The Other Grey Meat (kind of Questionable Content meets a Zombie Apocalypse... but not really?)

oh, and a shameless plug for my own webcomic: Angry Faerie

web comics

2010-05-31T15:25:49-07:00

Freakangels (F)
Gunnerkrigg Court (MWF)
Sinfest (7 days/week)
Goblins - Life through their eyes (M-ish)
Subnormality (M-ish)
Out there (6 days/week)
Our time in Eden (infrequent)
Pictures of You (MWF)
Templar, Arizona (sporadic)
xkcd (MWF)
Dresden Codak (infrequent)

web comics

2010-05-31T16:37:53-07:00

Freakangels
Phil & Kaja Foglio's Girl Genius
Ursula Vernon's Digger (Incredible art, a very Terry Pratchett sense of humor/drama, and a wombat.)
Wendy Pini's Masque of the Red Death (I would ALMOST tradewait this one - I don't like the Flash semi-motion-comic format, and the art is even more stunning in print - but too good to ignore while waiting for the trades.)
Erin Lindsey's Venus Envy (Sporadic and hasn't updated since sometime in March. Catch up on the archives and hope.)

web comics

2010-05-31T18:28:16-07:00

Most of my list has been linked already, but:

Rice Boy (this one's aleady finished, but by the guy who's now doing Order of Tales)
Hanna is Not a Boy's Name < the art in this is so pretty I kind of can't stand it.

web comics

2010-06-06T15:49:36-07:00

Erfworld (fantasy/comedy, strategy gamer tossed into a real fantasy world and forced to lead a real army)
Yellow Peril (new webcomic by the original artist of Erfworld, I followed him over to it)
Desert Peach (classic comic now online, WWII era Germans in Africa. The "Peach" is The Desert Fox's brother)
Hopless, Maine (gorgeous gothic artwork)

web comics

2010-06-06T16:27:53-07:00

goblins - life through their eyes other side of the coin
oglaf make fun of sex and other stuff
looking for group obligatory for RPG/fantasy lovers
cyanide and happines hardcore black humor (though i actually like mainly Kris's stuff, both in artistic style and jokes)
hallmarks of felinity if you have a cat, you'll die laughing
sinfest bringing you daily satire from year 2001 up to now