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[Caseyweederman]

This post is where I will store my ever expanding list of webcomics. Some of these I will forget for a year, find here, reminisce, and reread. This is how my mind works regarding webcomics.
I'll just start the list off, but I'll be adding to it soon.
Yes, I have an absolutely ridiculous amount of webcomics bookmarked.

Let's just start with what I have open in my tabs...


HUMOUR DRIVEN:
XKCD
XKCD. Brilliant humour, most often referring offhand to complex mathematical equations and putting all of humanity into perspective. Expert stick art. I read this every update.

Cyanide and Happiness
Cyanide and Happiness. Warning. Much of this is crude and blasphemous while still being sidesplittingly funny. Stick art.

Shortpacked
Shortpacked! By David Willis, who also wrote my first true love in webcomics; the Walky series. More on that later. This is the geek gag funny version of Roomies/It's Walky/Joyce and Walky. Some of the backup slightly-less-than-main characters made the jump (Mike and Robin). If transformers, batman, or retail jokes make you smile, Shortpacked it is.

Ctrl Alt Del
Ctrl Alt Del. Gamer humour. Good stuff. Includes the mandatory anthropomorphic robot roommate.

Wondermark
Self proclaimed: "an innocent jocularity". Not that any more needs to be said, but this one is quite funny.

Questionable Content
Questionable Content. The content which is in question has a lot to do with indie rockers, haircuts, music, relationships, and the token anthromoric robot roommate. I read this as close to every day as is possible.

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Totally offensive, totally hilarious.
My favorite strip, to which I refer often, is this one. Now there's a solid link and I don't have to search through the archives every time.

Ozy and Millie
Ah, this is nearing the beginning of my experience with webcomics. Had it not been for David Simpson, well, I'd be in a different position entirely.
Ozy and Millie is a warm, touching comic that is always good for a clean laugh. It's more Calvin and Hobbes than Pogo, but there's certainly a bit of Pogo in there as well.

Melonpool
Oh. Oh, Melonpool.
Way back in the day a younger, more innocent Casey typed 'comics' into his Yahoo (oh so young and foolish) search bar. Up came a list of comics participating in an April Fools crossover scheme. Steve Troop's Melonpool was one of these, which I explored and found to my liking.
There are a few others, like CRFH and Roomies, but those are memories I'm leaving for another day.
Melonpool. It's cute. It probably belongs more in the Story Driven section, but it's still regularly humorous. "Star Trek meets Gilligan's Island", as Troop proclaims.




STORY/ART DRIVEN:

Sam And Fuzzy
This once funny webcomic has become a character and plot based epic. I read this every update,

Pictures For Sad Children
A very long time ago I read and loved a comic called Goodbye Foom by John Campbell. I recently discovered Pictures For Sad Children and enjoyed that lovely feeling that it was totally familiar but that I just could not place why. I realized at some point that they're both by the same guy.

Stuff Sucks
Unique love story gone emo hating whiny indie rock racy funny crazy crazy.

Sordid City Blues
Sordid City Blues. Fantastic stuff. Not a comedy. Not light. Deals with heavy issues. You will become attached to these characters... if you can keep them straight.

Bunny
Bunny. Random, silly. Imagine bunnies in biplanes being attacked by the Death Star under water. Or just click the link.

Looking For Group
Looking For Group. An innocent lawful good type character falls in with some bad company (think chaotic evil), but that doesn't get him down.

Sconeborough
Sconeborough. It's got nowhere to be, and no rush to be there. Innocent, light humour.

Girls with Slingshots
Girls with Slingshots. Very funny. Very female.

Tangent
Tangent comic. A collection of comics. Very nice art indeed. I've read Adel's Query, but more is soon to be launched into my bloodstream.



JOURNAL COMICS

Wasted Talent
Adorable. Jammy.

Crap I Drew On My Lunch Break
Crap I Drew On My Lunch Break. Pretty much a journal comic, but good. Cute art. Hooded rats! Yay!

Natalie Dee
This is a mostly-journal comic with a very surreal sense of humor. Also see husband Kompressor's Toothpaste for Dinner and shared Married To The Sea. Ah yes, Married To The Sea is wonderful.



More soon! As soon as I start delving through my bookmarks.
Seriously, there are a lot. The list is twice the height of my monitor.

[Drackir]

Don't forget squidi (A Modest Destiny, The Starship Destiny)!!!

http://www.squidi.net

[Moose]

ah perfect! a perfect place for the lazy guy who cant reach the comic shelf.
*pulls up bean bag*

[Kinewa]

Much appreciated!

[Megell]

You failed to mention RPG world, or nuklearpower.

[Caseyweederman]

Don't worry, Dracky. Squidi will certainly make the list. Though it hasn't been the same since The Incident.

[Queztatlapoca]

oh oh saturday morning breakfast cereal!
http://www.smbc-comics.com/
it is quite humourous...really i swear it is...

[Mizukage]

And of character development? Megatokyo.com

[Caseyweederman]

Yes yes, those are both on the list. Just be patient.
As I've stated, the list is far from being complete.
Also, I'm not ready for suggestions yet. Once the list is done I'll be ready to process some new webcomics - although I doubt any of you have anything to add that I'm not already intimately familiar with...

[Kinewa]

Hey. Hey you.

THE LIST ISN'T GROWING!

[Caseyweederman]

Hah. I haven't actually been reading webcomics for the past week or so. Don't worry, very shortly I'll get back in the game. Next I think I'll include my bookmarks toolbar. After that is the daunting task of organizing my comics bookmark folder.
Don't worry, little one. When the list grows, it will grow exponentially.

[Kinewa]

Little? I'm not-*Looks up at the people around her.* Crap.

[Caseyweederman]

Chiyo-chan!

[Kinewa]

It's so much easier to cope with when you put it that way.

[Caseyweederman]

He's HUGE!

More comics up.
Still haven't dredged my bookmarks folder. Soon, soon. These are just a few that I've picked up or rediscovered.

[Kinewa]

*Looks behind her nervously.*

[Mizukage]

best to add http://www.leasticoulddo.com/ to the pile, it is an excellent mirror of life as I see it.

[Caseyweederman]

I added a couple more. It's surprising how little my taste in webcomics has changed in such a long time.