It took me a while, but now I'm smitten with Achewood. Our every move is the new tradition.

Also, Exploding Dog. Sam Brown makes pictures for phrases people send in.

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i have a huge soft spot for quite a few online comics.

i would say that having read the whole of achewood recently, it towers above pretty much everything else out there.

my other favourite would be scary go round, which is very difficult to get into if you haven't been reading for like a decade or so. you also have to be a bit wet if i'm honest. great art-work though.

i also admit to liking the utterly generic but occasionally inspired gamers comic penny arcade. it is every bit as juvenile as you would expect from people who make a living off of computer games.

i also liked the sadly departed men in hats. and my old friend vera's unfinished master-piece return to sender.

As a recovering gamer, I can say I have laughed at many a Penny Arcade.

I read This Modern World and Tom the Dancing Bug on a weekly basis. My two favorites.

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I really like Penny Arcade, they hit more than they miss - a lot of people don't like it and I don't understand the criticism that it's generic. I'll give a slight waffle factor because of the cardboard tube samurai shit, that kind of gets on my nerves.

Chromodynamic wrote:I really like Penny Arcade, they hit more than they miss - a lot of people don't like it and I don't understand the criticism that it's generic. I'll give a slight waffle factor because of the cardboard tube samurai shit, that kind of gets on my nerves.

Pretty much every time they parody a games coporation/video game, it'll make you laugh.

I imagine everyone has already seen the Get Your War On comics, but just in case...