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I really don't know what to think about this one. It seems to be on a really slow burn, whatever it is.

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Time for a CLASSIC COMIC



This has been a CLASSIC COMIC

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Time for another CLASSIC COMIC



This has been a CLASSIC COMIC

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http://twitter.com/itsjohncampbell

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This story is interesting and really quite subversive.

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Sad news, everyone! http://slowwave.com is apparently giving up the dream-diary gig for just run-of-the-mill gags, so now you'll need to get your psychosomnic fix from other sources.

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http://abaddoncomic.com/

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I have little to say about this awkward one. http://www.blasternation.com/

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http://www.themanofmanyshades.com/

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"Doodad".

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I can see Penny Arcade, Awkward Zombie, minus, MSPA, Rice Boy, PFSC, xkcd, SBAHJ, Wonderella, Girly, Octopus Pie, Lackadaisy, Dead Winter, Oglaf, Templar Arizona, wigu, Hyperbole and a Half, Chester 5000 XYV, Cat and Girl, Cucumber Quest, The Intrepid Girlbot, Flipside, Diesel Sweeties, Nedroid, Achewood, Hark A Vagrant, Gastrophobia, Dawn of Time, Skadi, Gun Show, Dr. Voluptua, Curvy, Starslip, U.F.O., Wigu, Evil Diva, Scary Go Round, Dinosaur Comics, KinokoFry, Dr. McNinja, and Hilarity Comics. And Girl Genius, Charles Christopher and PvP. And maybe Cheap Thrills. That's still only about 60% of this picture, though.

[spectralsound]

Waluigi from Brawl in the Family
Fuzzy from Sam and Fuzzy
Hatsuki and Summer from Moon Over June
Leo from VGCats
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Neko the Cat from Neko the Cat. Really old webcomic that started around 10 years ago and was rebooted recently.
Biff from Book of Biff.

Would imagine Two Kinds is in there. Can't really tell because the picture is too small.

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[GrimmSweeper]

Huh. Didn't think I did; I've run into images on this forums that had to be horizontally scrolled.

Add Dominic Deegan as well!
Gunnerkrigg court
El Goonish Shive
Stupid Fox (only on DeviantArt, I think)
Anders Loves Maria??
AXE COP
Sinfest
Raven's Dojo
Sluggy?? (the dark bug thing seems to be one of the fate spiders)
Scandinavia and the World
Something Positive (the pink cat)
Penny & Aggie?

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I used the HTML img tag to resize it manually for mostly my benefit only.



Now everyone stop talking about that, because here's the sequel to delta thrives: set the controls for the heart of the sun, the 2002 hit by Patrick Farley. You sort of need to read the predecessor in order to understand where he's coming from in this new thing, and you'll have to go Wayback to find it. Also if you're at work then please move your monitor under your desk and pretend you're rooting around for a dropped pen for ten minutes.

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http://nedroidcomics.tumblr.com

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Bucko is finished, approximately twenty strips after it wore out its welcome. So much for that. *dusts off hands*

Meanwhile...

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[Auptie]

I really need to enter the world of webcomics quickly. Ive been missing out

But L what the doohickey sometimes you dont post a source

This is all a bit overwhelming. Are there any in particular (classics?) you suggest I start first? Maybe one thats not infinite

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A few classics, from most prominent to least:

* Perry Bible Fellowship - gag-a-day comic with good artistic variation and a biting sense of humour.
* Nedroid - gag-a-day comic about two cartoon friends. Gotten a bit long in the tooth in recent years, but 2008-2010 is quite good.
* Octopus Pie - long-form comic about zany roommates, but actually has good writing. Artist is an animation major, and it shows.
* Lucid TV - weird gag-a-day about surgeons. The website is full of trick links - the actual archive is a long list down the bottom.
* Bobwhite - a collegiate sitcom. Quite good. Thrice a week for three years.
* Rice Boy - a fantasy adventure in a world of cartoonish creatures. Kind of gloomy.
* A Lesson is Learned but the Damage is Irreversible - a surreal comic. The inspiration for Dresden Codak (a comic which I don't really recommend to just anybody).
* minus. - a very interesting comic which is adorable, but tinged with a subtle sense of disquiet.
* Kid Radd - an animated GIF pixel-art comic. Writing starts middling but steadily gets good.
* Nobody Scores! - standard gag-a-day about zany roommates, but each strip is usually interesting. If you like the 70s britcom The Goodies then you'll like this.
* Pug Davis - moody cartoonish space stories. Short. The author is now a writer for Adventure Time, and it shows.

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http://english.bouletcorp.com/2012/02/01/darkness/

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[Auptie]

So far I've read(ing) PBF, Nedroid and Octopus Pie; liking PBF the most, Nedroid the least, and OP in between.

Also really liking Judecca that you posted up above.

Thanks

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To be clear that list is sorted by age and popularity rather than my particular personal opinion. Otherwise, minus and Bobwhite would be significantly higher than they currently are.

[Auptie]

Ah, sure. I only figured topmost to bottomest the best order of proceedings; I'll take note of minus and Bobwhite in particular now. Really taking a liking to PBF, this one being a personal favourite:



Thanks again. I'm not sure how, but over the years I've somehow managed to avoid the webcomic scene. I'm out of the dark.

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http://madeleineishere.tumblr.com

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This looks to be interesting. http://handj.thewebcomic.com/

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Just something that popped up on blog.drawn.ca
More here: http://savonsavon.blogspot.com/

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It's Super Nedroid.

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Very rare limited-time-only Kate Beaton comic.

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by former selectbuttoner, the delightfully British http://harveyjames.tumblr.com

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Homestuck's neverending snarky conversation with its fans has momentarily become even less veiled than usual.

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