xkcd, Foxtrot, Sandra and Woo, Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal...all wonderful comics (though I get my Foxtrot fix from my newspaper, so maybe that doesn't count.) Another great comic that I haven't seen mentioned is Romantically Apocalyptic, a story about the last four humans on Earth after a nuclear apocalypse (caused by some very interesting backstory that I won't spoil here). Unfortunately for what is left of humanity, two of the four are patently insane and seemingly oblivious to their devastated surroundings. despite the somewhat depressing topic, it is often a hilarious comic.

Im surprised not to see and dilbert here.
its about engineers their problems with their bosses and about management stupidity.
(And its very accurate, almost up to date with what happens at my work, with a lag of one day or so. O.o)

And S.S.D.D.
Sci-fi series that have been going for 20 years or so.
Pretty nsfw and only a teeny weeny bit furry.
I read it for the plot though

Oh I found an awesome indie comic, praguerace.
http://praguerace.smackjeeves.com/comic ... rologue01/
http://praguerace.com/index.php?id=296 <-- new website
It's about a couple of friends who accidentally
get caught up in the supernatural world.
The art and humor is awesome, seriously check this one out.

Oh another one is Unsounded.
http://www.casualvillain.com/Unsounded/ ... 01_01.html

it's about the Daughter of the Lord of Thieves, Sette Frummagem is on a mission, and she'll lie, cheat, and steal to make sure it's a success (she'll lie, cheat, and steal anyway). Condemned to aid her in her rotten endeavours is a rotten corpse who seems oddly talented with the supernatural, and oddly not laying motionless in the dirt. (heroic zombie mage)

ps. I finally got around to reading all 966 pages of "Order of the Stick" this summer.

Dinosawer wrote:ARISE THREAD!!!
Ahem.

Grumblesaur wrote:

Dinosawer wrote:ARISE THREAD!!!
Ahem.

I recently read Grrl Power, which actually turned out to be a decent superhero comic.

Apparently I'm the last person who enjoys MegaTokyo.

His Kickstarter for a game based on the series was funded, though he's been pretty quiet about it since then.

Wow no one's mentioned Ava's Demon yet?

It has some marvelous art and uses the square single-frame format.

http://www.avasdemon.com/pages.php#0001

Also Skin deep is pretty nice too

http://www.skindeepcomic.com/

artwork is rough at the beginning but it get's quite a bit better as it goes on. It has some lovely characterization.

Paanatural is also interesting and has a nice hook and fascinating characters:

http://paranatural.net/

I found Afterlife Blues to be very good. Shame that it's on hiatus.

Idunno wrote:I found Afterlife Blues to be very good. Shame that it's on hiatus.

Did you ever read A Miracle of Science, by the same two guys? I mentioned it before in this thread. I thought it was great .

Just_Ice_au wrote:

Idunno wrote:I found Afterlife Blues to be very good. Shame that it's on hiatus.

Did you ever read A Miracle of Science, by the same two guys? I mentioned it before in this thread. I thought it was great .

That's where I found it.

Right... welll... carry on, then!

Planetsiders.

From the people who brought you A Miracle of Science and Afterlife Blues.

Lackadaisy - Prohibition era crime thriller with anthropomorphic cats
Power Nap - Surrealist social satire sci fi

Phaserlight wrote:Lackadaisy - Prohibition era crime thriller with anthropomorphic cats

That is one of the best descriptions of a setting I've seen.