[Ryan]

Because I've finishished reading get your war on and Biozoic, and I'm not a huge fan of Penny Arcade

(the above two linked webcomics are awesome, though some may find the first too juvenile)

So yeah, recommend me some good free comics on the internet.

[Batman]

Based on the fact that you like Biozoic, I have no idea what you would enjoy or why. But I'm guessing light-hearted adventure comics are not what you are looking for.

Maybe you'd enjoy Perry Bible Fellowship? (FYI: It has nothing to do with the Bible.)

I do.

[Ryan]

I like Biozoic because the monsters are cool as fuck.

I'd heard of PBF but never checked it out. Good idea.

[Batman]

Ha! I hadn't been there in a while. The new one's good:

[Ryan]

Haha, this one is amazing.

[bdbdbd]

• Something Positive - The main strip is a character driven piece of misanthropy. The rest, which update less often, are either also character driven (Midnight Macabre, SP'38), or just for fun (Rhymes with Witch, Super Stupor--his super hero thing)
  
  
• Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Single panel craziness, sometimes surreal, often garden path in regard to its captions
  
  
• Wulffmorgenthaler - Single panel, Danish, weirder than most anything you'll ever read.
  Cyanide and Happiness - Dark humor/Anti humor, you've seen these before because reposting them makes people funny
  
  
• Achewood - How does one describe Achewood? It's ridiculous. It's absurd. It's hilarious. It's the kind of thing it takes a few attempts to understand, though.
  
  
• F-Minus - Single panel and crazy. A theme is shaping up here. This one is actually a newspaper comic.
  
  
• Sinfest - An old favourite. Lots of jokes about religion, the media, relationships, and drugs. May take a little bit to understand the characters.
  
  
• xkcd - Isn't that funny anymore, but it used to be.
  
  
• Thorn - Weirdly cute "family comic" set in the 1950s.
  
  
• We the Robots - Robots evolved instead of people, now they lead just as crappy lives as people. It's funnier than it sounds.
  
  
• Truck Bearing Kibble - Pop culturey, weird referencey, "did you get it"y comics. Really funny. You've probably seen these too, because posting them makes people funny.
  
  
• Rival Angels - Women wrestling. Only it's not scripted. And for some reason the rookies it follows also live together. Still, neat.
  
  
• The Book of Biff - Single panel...guess what? The life of one guy, though
  
  
• Gordian Algebra - Defies explanation, I'm just gonna link to the about page and this strip.
  
  
• Odd-Fish -I paraphrase, "basically awful fish puns drawn on printer paper with a ball-point pen." I don't think I've ever not laughed at it.
  
  
• Captain Excelsior - Superhero comic, but not. Possibly my favourite thing on the internets, I wish it would update more often than Wednesdays. I don't want to ruin it, so I linked to the first page, it's bleedin' hilarious, trust me.
  
  
• Thing Part - Multiple panel and crazy! Perfect example
  
  
• Grumps - From the Captain Excelsior guys, based on old (real old) guys. It gets disturbing, there is old sex, and you will see old penis.
  
  
• FreakAngels - Warren Ellis & Paul Duffield do a thing with (seemingly) very little direction
  

[Ryan]

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal is hilarious, thanks.

[punk/core]

Apr 15, 2008 7:55:05 GMT -5 bdbdbd said:

[/li][li]Achewood - How does one describe Achewood? It's ridiculous. It's absurd. It's hilarious. It's the kind of thing it takes a few attempts to understand, though.[/quote]

Ah man, I used to read that about six years ago... totally forgot it even existed.

Also, Ryan... I'm not a fan of Penny Arcade either. If you're a gamer, check out Ctrl+Alt+Del or VG Cats.

Edited to add-- This one from VG Cats is fucking awesome:

[Stu]

www.sorethumbsonline.com -politics, gaming and general pop culture, based around a storyline of a very different set of siblings running a games stor and their weird supporting cast (the sister's boyfriend being a eunuch former marine with a pet bear).

[Angle]

I'm a fan of Cyanide and Happiness.

www.explosm.net/comics

[salmonjunkie]

these made me crack up











Punker, what does "yiffing" mean?

[BFG]

www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/

[Demko]

I've always been a big fan of PVP myself. It's about a group of friends all running a PC/Mac Gaming magazine, and their friend, the blue Troll named Skull.

www.pvponline.com

[OpTard]

buddy of mine just started a new web comic. check it out.

the road crew

[Batman]

I thought you hated webcomics.

[OpTard]

generally not my cup of tea, but if a buddy of mine is making one i'll help link it around.

plus, my problem with webcomics is their general reliance on pop culture and making in-jokes to niche audiences, rather than coming up with original ideas and trying to breed genuine comedy out of it.

tommie's strip here is about a band's road crew. he's going into it with a concept, not a reference. it's not "i don't like the way tony stark acted in civil war, so i'm gonna make this barely-a-joke about it and people will laugh because they also don't like how tony stark acted in civil war. agreeing with my point of view = funny, even though my joke stinks." his jokes will be judged on their own merit of whether their funny, not what they're referring to. i have no problem getting behind a strip like that.

[Stu]

Year One- the Marvel Universe, done as a group of kids in Grade 1.

[Batman]

[Stu]

Remember Reboot? It's back, as a webcomic and future movie:
www.reboot.com

[OpTard]

Jun 3, 2008 21:00:33 GMT -5 Batman said:

boobies. funny.

[bdbdbd]

Wulffmorgenthaler

[Batman]

[Stu]

[Ryan]

holy balls reboot

sick find!