Favourite webcomics?

[Patrick]

After checking out the Spindrift thread, I am almost afraid to read this thread. People on these forums do have some evil good recommendations...I don't need to read more comics!

[Rob, no not that one.]

I'm just glad this stuff is usually free if I had to pay all those talented creators what they are worth I'd be taking out a second mortgage.  Definitely earmarking some of my Christmas money for t-shirts/print editions.

[Patrick]

Definitely appreciate the free quality content. Comic book prices do quickly add up. In school, I do remember thinking: couple of comics and eating Ramen vs alternatives. Even now, it adds up quick.

[Cowboy Centaur]

right now I'm digging the heck out of,

http://thepunchlineismachismo.com manly guys doing manly things,
http://rachaelandpenny.com Rachael and Penny,
http://www.johnnywander.com/ Johnny Wander
http://www.letsbefriendsagain.com, lets be friends again, but it's on haitus.

[dantemarx]

If you like order of the stick, try Erfworld. It was hosted by OoTS for a long time, but it's its own thing now. Basically, normal dude gets magically teleported into a turn-based top down wargame, as a warlord in the world. And learns the rules while leading battles.

[Patrick]

After a crazy last couple of months traveling, I am back and thought I might add a strip to the list.

If you have ever played, Freedom Force, the mods were almost better than the game itself. The master of modding was a guy called Dr Mike. His mods and the stories with them felt like a comic from the 70s and just interesting as heck.

Anyway, he is now doing some strips on his site: http://www.fundamentzero.com/index.htm

He's a super nice guy and he always had time to help someone trying to figure some code out. Just thought I'd throw that out there. Plus, he's Australian

[SmarkingOutAdam]

No Pink Ponies @ http://nopinkponies.com

That one is no surprise to anyone who heard my review.  Another must read that I will review in the future is Tripp, found at www.trippcomic.com 

Both have the relationship thing going while being funny, but I don't want to call them "romantic comedies" because they aren't full of the awkward tropes that make me hate those kinds of movies.  If I'm starting a list of "must-reads," right now these two top the list.