- The Phoenix Requiem
a Victorian-inspired supernatural fantasy story about faith, love, death, and the things we believe in.
adorable, adorable drawings. It’s so my favourite graphic novel.
In-Progress, currently up to page 542
- The Meek
a graphic novel about Angora, an inexperienced young girl who has been sent on a quest to save the world.
it’s like a disney movie, but in comic form.
In Progress, currently up to page 65
- Dreamless
drawn by the same person as The Phoenix Requiem, it’s a really interesting, cool idea
In Progress, currently up to page 54
- Inverloch
the story of inverloch centers around a young man named Acheron, from a horned wolf-like race called the da’kor.
it’s really cute and sweet and interesting and has magic and elves (and it’s also Sarah Ellerton’s first webcomic – author of The Phoenix Requiem)
Complete, 761 pages
- XKCD
a webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math and language
because how can you not have it on this list?
Active, currently up to strip 687
- Questionable Content
an online comic strip that is ostensibly about romance, indie rock, little robots, and the problems people have.
it’s QC, it’s funny and sarcastic and regularly updated
Active, currently up to strip 1576
- Rock Paper Cynic
a thrice-a-week webcomic, a sporadic fiction blog, and a monthly music release
it’s often either amusing or scarily close to the truth
Active, currently up to strip some-number-or-other-they-use-dates-not-numbers-grr
- Marry Me
an online graphic novel created and written by Bobby Crosby illustrated by Remy “Eisu” Mokhtar
Written by Bobby Crosby, author of Dreamless, it’s hilarious and quirky and cute
Complete, 91 pages
- A Softer World
a comic that was created by Emily Horne and Joey Comeau so that people would recognize them as important artistic geniuses.
it’s sort of oldschool style sweet
Active, currently up to strip 518
- Geek Hero Comic
a comic about Randall (friends call him Randie), a hardcore geek with the sweetest heart.
the geekiness amused me muchly
On hiatus, up to strip 232
- Not From Concentrate
- Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
- Cyanide and Happiness
- The Perry Bible Fellowship
- Glitchtown
- Control Alt Delete
Tell me, are there any I’ve missed, or that I’ve been tragically deprived of and should be reading right now? Because I’m more than happy to remedy things in the event of that situation
Pray tell, did you get bored of Glitchtown just because you simply thought it got boring, or because I stopped updating (i.e. because it ended)?
Hey!
I read through all the comics (until you stopped updating, naturally), and the humour’s good and the drawings are rather the awesome, the only thing that really meant I didn’t put it on my top list was that it ended so early, and that for the most part the comics have pretty routine plot lines. Although the meta stuff and the ‘there’s no need to panic’ arc at the end were freaking epic
Thank you very much, that means a lot ^^
Hope you’ll take a look at my comic. Lovecraft is Missing and see what you think. There are 78 pages up, but I am on hiatus until April 2, to be able to get ahead on posts.
I’ve read through the first 10 or so, and it looks interesting, I’ll read through more as I find spare time in between blogging and studying and the like. I’ll aim to get caught up before you un-hiatus it