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Sluggy Freelance by Pete Abrams This is the first webcomic I ever picked
up. The story has changed quite drastically from when it first started and
honestly I haven't really enjoyed it much recently but I still read it out of
loyalty.
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Bruno the bandit by Ian McDonald. The second webcomic I ever picked up. Again I
pretty much just read this one out of loyalty. The comic is pretty funny and
some of the story arcs are fantastic but sadly as a total comic I can't really
recommend it anymore.
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Player Vs. Player by Scott Kurtz. This one I can wholeheartedly recomend. It's
well drawn and fantasticly funny. This is primarily a gaming comic but it has a
pretty solid underlying cast of characters who are well developed enough that
the story arcs he occasionally delves into are believable and worth your time
to go back through the archives.
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Penny Arcade by Tycho and Gabe. There are not nearly enough good things that I
can say about the comic wonder that is Penny Arcade. It's hilarious and an
absolute must read for anyone who might aspire to call themselves a gamer. On
top of that it's also just damn funny. But don't take my word for it...
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Errant Story by Poe. This is drawn by the same guy who a comic a few years back
called Exploitation Now both are
fantastic and well worth your time but both are
NSFW so don't read them if you're easily offended or if you should know
better.
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Megatokyo by Piro. This one's basically a manga that only gives you a page
three times a week. It's alternately funny and serious (although far more of
the funny than the serious) and well worth your time if your hobbies include
anime as well as gaming.
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Real Life Comics by Greg Dean. This one is supposed to based on Dean's actual
life which it more or less is... except for the time machines and ninjas that
pop in every now and again. Beyond that just read it it's funny.
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VG Cats by Scott. This one can be a little sick and demented at times but it
has some of the most quality parodies of video games you'll have ever
seen. (are you noticing a theme yet? cause there is one) So yeah blah blah you
like games blah blah read this comic blah blah it's awesome.
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Cup of Suffering by Someone. This is possibly the most demented comic I've ever
read consequently it also happens to be one of my favorites. But that's to be
expected. There's nothing in this comic that could really be overtly offensive
but yeah ... not for the squeamish (and with this list you know that says
something)
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MacHall by Ian McConville. The art in this comic is pretty fantastic and here
it's the first one on my list of sarcastic comics. The later comics are even
more sarcastic but this is the first one I'll mention.
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Applegeeks by Hawk and Ananth. This comic is for anyone who's ever owned a mac
and for anyone who's into computers in general. The art is fantastic and the
jokes are pretty hilarious. Also for those who know such things this is the
only comic I ever got Keith to read regularly which says a fair amount for it.
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Something Positive by R.K. Milholland. This possibly the most wonderful
sarcastic comic ever made. The main characters are the most jaded cynical
people you're likely to meet in the comic world. Another one where time spent
reading the archives is time well spent.
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Lethal Doses by Hot Soup. This one is pretty random and had been out of
commission for quite some time but was recently restarted. Honestly I don't
have much else to say about this one.
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This one seems to have gone on a rather unfortunate hiatus and honestly since
he's started actually developing a story I haven't been nearly as interested
but if you've ever played any of the final fantasy games then you absolutely
have to go back and read the archives of this comic. You'll laugh for weeks.
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Comedity by Garth. This one I picked up on a whim a little while ago the
archives aren't very long and the comic highlights some personality traits that
I'm pretty sure most all people have. A good short read.
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Count Your Sheep by Adrian Ramos. Worth reading if you would like something
sugary sweet and a little sad. It has a sort of Calvin and Hobbes feel to it as
well. It's Laura's favorite and that's all I have to say on that.
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Dominic Deegan by Mookie. This one was recommended to me by a friend of a
friend I was playing D&D the art isn't fantastic by comparison to some of
the other comics I have here but it is considering he does a new comic every
day. Also it has a pretty cool story even if it is a little contrived but hey
that's true of like every webcomic.
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ElGoonishShive by Dan Shive. This one is just plain silly but it makes me laugh
so I continue to read it. And that's all I got on this one.
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Queen of Wands by Aeire. This one I picked up after it did a cross-over with
Something Positive and I just kinda got hooked on the story. She's ended the
story now but she's "re-airing" all the archives with a commentary track which
is interesting to read about. This is another one worth picking up.
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Ctrl-Alt-Del by Tim. This one I've really just included for completeness. If
you've read every Penny-Arcade and every PVP and you still have some free time
or just need another comic, this one is worth reading then.
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Scary Go Round by John Allison. This is one of the more uniquely british comics
I've ever had the pleasure to read.the art is solid and the dialogue is funnier
than most things even Tycho has written.
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Sinfest by Tatsuya Ishida. This is another newspaper style comic although
you're not likely to ever see it any newspaper which is largely their
loss. There are about two or three different storylines that run in parallel
and they are alternately offensive hilarious and cute.
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Underpower by Vaz. NO READING FOR YOUNGIN'S I
intentionally saved all of these comics for late in the list in the hope that
my younger viewers might have gotten bored all ready as this one and the one
that follow it are both meant for much older audiences. This one has a definite
gaming trend in it and is just fun to look at.
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Sexy Losers by Clay. THIS COMIC IS OFFENSIVE AND CONTAINS
NUDITY!!!! That being said it's absolutely hilarious and is an absolute
must read for anyone who has a sort of sick sense of humor.
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