Webcomics

People like them, people hate them. Regardless, it's safe to say that some webcomics are more better than others. I personally like the Twokinds webcomic, though I do understand why most non-furries hate it.

Anyway, discuss the webcomics you like or dislike or whatever here.

Review Sources FYI:
Bad Webcomics Wiki
Webcomic Relief webseries

 

http://badwebcomicswiki.shoutwiki.com/wiki/GamerGate_Life

Forgot about this webcomic. I recalled it being mentioned on KF but the thread pretty much died off due to lack of activity. Still, KiA is spamming with tons of these stupid comics.

 

That sort of comic is the only part of the pro-side of the GamerGate circlejerk that stays alive (aside from KiA and whatever 8chan thread there is). It doesn't help that it pretty much panders to anti-SJW's while feeding whatever ego the author may have.

That said, as far as webcomics go, I remember wasting time with Bleedman's PPG Doujinshi years ago. Then I realized later on that it's not really that great outside of being kitchen sink fiction with Cartoon Network.

 

Why do people still care about GamerGate?

 

Autism on one hand with the pro side and with the other side with anti's, it's a boogeyman for them to use.

That said, what horrifying faces you posted. Isn't that a webcomic about lesbians, one of whom wished she killed her parents or something like that?

 

Heavenly Nostrils / Phoebe and Her Unicorn is my jam. I would call it the modern generation's equivalent to Calvin and Hobbes.

 

Webcomics I actually like are Cucumber Quest and Rock Cocks. Cucumber Quest is a great all-ages-friendly comic and Rock Cocks, well...
I am not caught up on either, Lol
I tried Homestuck but it banked waaaay too much on really obnoxious edgy snark, which got old fast.

 

http://www.pbfcomics.com
Perry Bible Fellowship is still one of my favorites.

And I am obligated to say the worst comic I ever saw was the Belch Dimension.
http://haggismccrablice.deviantart.com

 

I tend to forget about webcomics, especially the ones I enjoy. But when I do remember, I marathon read them.

One in particular strikes a lot of good notes: good art, deep characters, well-crafted plots, absurdist humor, a very diverse cast of gays and people of color that manages to not come across as tokenism.

Oglaf.

No link provided because it's completely NSFW.

 

I am sad Dr. McNinja is over and I no longer have a good webcomic to follow anymore.

 

Well tbh i liked homestuck at first in the acts 1-4 but the trolls maket it edgy and dumb

 

http://ottercomics.taur.net/ is full of comics I like. Basically there's a middle-aged Christian furry, recently turned transsexual, with a transformation fetish and Dissociative Identity Disorder. His various personalities/headmates ("Alters" as he calls them) do writing and drawing on various comics, and sometimes his current and former Internet friends are also involved.

Journey to the Bottom of the Multiverse is a complete story that finished its run and then stopped. It has some of the best transformation content if that's your speed. People literally turn into whatever animal metaphorically describes their personality best at the time.

Castle Horsetooth is a fantasy story set in what is geographically America's deep south or something during a nonexistent historical time period. It gives me a Fractured Fairy Tales vibe, and as the imaginary country's name is Jaywardia I'm certain this was intentional.

The Otter Chronicles are a collection of comics that give us the best insight into this furry's particular shattered psyche.
* Headspace is the single best for this and contains many of my favorite reaction panels.
* Mixed Signals is a prequel series to some of the other Otter Chronicles content and since the entire world of madness is arranged by series with no master list of when individual strips came out, it's hard to keep events straight when you binge on these things a good decade after he started posting like I did. It's about an otter trying to run a radio station.
* The Changing Workplace is about him having a job that involves legal work for transformation stories in some way and The Changing Workplace 2 is a side-story he abandoned that was going to give some resolution to things involving a former Internet girlfriend and her influence on his works as a whole.
* Oren's Monastery gives a backstory to his split personality, though we also get that from Headspace. It's my third-favorite, after Headspace and Journey to the Bottom of the Multiverse, and the one I started with when I got sucked in.

Room for One More started as just being about an anteater girl going to college and getting up to shenanigans with her roommates. It is the only one to regularly get updated anymore, though in recent months Oren Otter has put a few pages up for some comics I'd thought long-dead. Anyway, the weirdness of all his other works crossed over into this one making it the most complicated and convoluted of them all.

I like it about as much as the dude's Ozy and Millie, which also has a strong Calvin and Hobbes vibe both tonally and artistically.

 

I'm considering starting one but if one is made, can we use it to discuss the madman himself as a continuation of the old thread?

 

Is oglaf the one where the dude gets a curse put on him that when he faps his jizz turns into a creature that goes and tattles on him to the mistress?

 

The only webcomics I browse are TheOdd1sout and Polandball.
(In b4 I need to expand my taste in webcomics)

 

just discovered this small gem

http://foxdad.com