Gunnerkrigg Court: Not your typical boarding school

A couple of housekeeping items here first before we go jumping into Gunnerkrigg Court’s industy-versus-nature shenanigans.  First off, you may have noticed the site looked a bit different on Friday.  Yes, yes, I know.  A website on the internet that ran an April Fools Day joke?  How original!  Well, it went a bit deeper than [...]

Post-Nuke: Proof that radiation poisioning is a slow killer

One of the first webcomics with a storyline that I began reading with any kind of consistency was a little comic called Post-Nuke. As the title implies its one of the many post-apocalyptic stories about a man and his dog fighting a losing battle against the final destruction of civilization. It’s a very grim comic [...]

MSpaintAdventures: Choose your own adventure, kinda

Each adventure at www.mspaintadventures.com is long, extremely complicated, and a lot of fun to read. Homestuck, the current adventure, also has the advantage of being one of the most epic comics on the internet, all while poking fun at good old text based adventure games.

Axe Cop: Chopping off heads and winning our hearts

Axe Cop is quickly gaining a large following world wide and Enosh takes a look at why people care what a six year old has to say about superheroes with awesome weapons and wacky storylines.

XKCD: Abandon all hope ye who enter

For the love of everything holy and sacred read the alt text! Also, watch out for rule 34.

Order of the Stick: look it up in the monster manual

Order of the Stick may throw some readers off who are reluctant to do anything associated with Dungeons and Dragons, but these people are dumb. Order of the Stick is the most charming, in depth and epic stick figure webcomic you can read, hands down, chronicling the adventures of a small, dysfunctional party as they try to save their fantasy setting world without killing themselves.

Sluggy Freelance, free time required

With over a decade of history under its belt and plot elements that can take over five years to resolve, Sluggy Freelance isn’t a comic you should start reading if you don’t have a lot of time.