Long Webcomics

[Navarre]

One of my D&D players (new to the game before me) didn't find OotS terribly funny before he started playing D&D. At this point I believe he has read them all and can even offer quotes. 

[Damascus]

I found Order of the Stick through this site and loved it to death.  I sat for a weekend and read 700 pages continuously until I'd read everything available.  I think that the earlier strips are funnier, heavier on Belkar maybe.  I also think that I find it funnier because I was able to read page after page without stopping and now I have to wait a month between reading and only get like 3-4 strips at a time.  I love it though.

[Navarre]

I have always been impressed with how good the plot and story is in OotS. While giving us so much great humor and hilarious character moments, Rich Burlew lays out a truly epic tale that is as detailed as Lost but easier to follow.

I would love to play in one of his D&D games.

[tidge]

FreakAngels <- It's especially fun if you like post-apocalyptic stories like "Day of the Triffids"

Doctor Who fans: http://comics.shipsinker.com/archive.php?arc=10doctors

[Spocktagon]

There's little doubt in my mind that Questionable Content is one of the greatest webcomics ever.  Also, Girl Genius is made of win. 
Dr. McNinja is the only webcomic featuring a ninja surfing on Dracula robot from the moon to the earth.  Aaand since yall have already mentioned order of the stick... I'm outta comics to discuss.

[Navarre]

Of those, OotS is the only one I've read. I'll have to check out the others.

[andrew wiggins]

i heart all the ones we have talked about

[Spocktagon]

Whoops.  I forgot Weapon Brown.  Yall can find it here: http://www.whatisdeepfried.com/