[ SECRET POST #2697 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2697 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Fringe]


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[Tales of series]


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[Revenge]


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[Starsky & Hutch]


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[Once Upon a Time]


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[Rozen Maiden]


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[Beyoncé]


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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

Webcomic thread

[(Anonymous)]

Which webcomics do you follow regularly, FS? Feel free to rec and/or request.

I highly recommend Widdershins, Dunbing of Age and Gunnerkrigg Court.

Re: Webcomic thread

[dethtoll]

Dumbing of Age for reasons I can't fathom, Gunnerkrigg Court because it's good, Sam and Fuzzy because it's consistently funny, Penny Arcade because it'll have a run of 5 somewhat unfunny strips followed by something that makes the wait worth it.

Couple others that I mostly just read out of habit.

Re: Webcomic thread

[silverr]

Oglaf.

Sometimes catch up with ASW, Indexed, PA, xkcd, Subnormality, and Hark! A Vagrant.

Re: Webcomic thread

[(Anonymous)]

they aren't updated super often, but i always love Hark a Vagrant and American Captain

Re: Webcomic thread

[(Anonymous)]

Zebra Girl
Paranatural
Trying Human

Re: Webcomic thread

[cushlamochree]

Questionable Content, mostly out of nostalgia, but I do enjoy it a bit. Monster of the Week and Skin Horse because I like Shaenon Garrity and also the X-Files. One Way, which is a science fiction comic by Christopher Baldwin who did a comic called Spacetrawler which I loved, and it's pretty good so far even though it's just starting up. Between Failures. Bad Machinery. And Broodhollow and Chainsawsuit because they're great and Kris Straub is fantastic and also they're great.

Re: Webcomic thread

[(Anonymous)]

Obligatory 'Unsounded' mention here (I lost a weekend to the archive when someone posted a secret about it). And Gunnerkrigg Court is great.

Two that I don't see mentioned much that I enjoy are 'Derelict' and 'Harbourmaster' (both sci-fi).

http://derelictcomic.com/

http://waywardmartian.com/

Re: Webcomic thread

[a_potato]

Nimona, Unsounded, Paratural, and TMK. Unsounded in particular is phenomenal.

Re: Webcomic thread

[iceyred]

Nimona
Strays
I used to read Angels 2200, but that's gone now. :(

Re: Webcomic thread

[(Anonymous)]

I don't really like webcomics but I love XKCD.

Re: Webcomic thread

[rubbertea]

if you like (mainstream) video games, check out awkward zombie. i love katie's pokémon and skyrim comics.

if you're an elder scrolls fan, there's prequel. it's an interactive homestuck style comic where you guide a novice and unlucky (that's an understatement) khajiit wizard through her adventures in cyrodiil.

rice boy is one of the most beautiful things i've ever read, and also one of the most bizarre. honestly, i wouldn't know how to explain it.

Re: Webcomic thread

[(Anonymous)]

I like nerdrage.

Re: Webcomic thread

[diet_poison]

Nimona! (I would recommend it to everyone, as it is fabulous)

also Homestuck when it's not on hiatus

those are the only two I follow regularly - there are a few others I check up on sporadically, or have bookmarked and not really ever gotten back to because I am horrible about organizing bookmarks

Re: Webcomic thread

[(Anonymous)]

Templar, AZ is beautiful and brilliant but it never updates and it makes me sad. :(

Re: Webcomic thread

[icecheetah]

El Goonish Shive, XKCD, Nimona, Ava's Demon, Manly Guys Doing Manly Things, Flaky Pastry and The Property of Hate.

Re: Webcomic thread

[(Anonymous)]

The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal, which just finished.

O Human Star, still ongoing.

nth-ing Nimona, Hark! A Vagrant, and Oglaf.

Re: Webcomic thread

[ill_omened]

Only one I follow these days is Whomp!

Re: Webcomic thread

[cloud_riven]

Another one checking in for Paranatural. I started reading Monsterkind recently because of the big ad on Paranatural, and while it is very jerky to start, and very HiNaBN inspired in the art department, I'm looking forward to it getting meatier (it's about monsters and humans, and classism, and cuteness).

OH. I also started Strong Female Protagonist a couple days ago, and it is surprisingly good. Given the title, and the janky opening, I was all, "oh man, check out this try-hard tumblr baby about a privileged and super-powered white kid taking on social justice oooh how lame."
But then it slapped me upside the face it is a subversion of my shitty expectations and deconstruction of superheroes.

Re: Webcomic thread

[nightscale]

Looking For Group, Menage a 3, Awkward Zombie, Oglaf, Eerie Cuties, Dark Legacy and OOTS.

Re: Webcomic thread

[forgottenjester]

Willis Shit.

Plume.

Manly Guys Doing Manly Things.

JL8.

Re: Webcomic thread

[grausam]

Bad machinery, which I think is getting better (damn, Shelly used to annoy me)
Gunshow for joke comics
Dumbing of age
girlswithslingshots, although I'm reading it mostly out of habit
(almost daily updates)

less regular:
Octopus pie for coming of age and humour
Order of the stick for a great fantasy story and gray morality

occasionally
Hark a vagrant for historical comics (her tumblr blog is also nice)
Homestuck
And I still like Pictures for Sad Childen.

Re: Webcomic thread

[feotakahari]

Excluding things other people have mentioned:

Brawl in the Family started off pretty weak, but it's gotten to the point where I actually think it's better than Penny Arcade. It's very cutesy, but not entirely innocent, and it draws a lot of unexpected parallels.

I largely read Critical Miss out of habit at this point. It's mildly funny and a quick read.

Dissonance is the story of two scientists and one adorable little critter of unidentified origins, the existence of which may or may not be miraculous. The comic's laudably cagey about exactly what this thing is--what matters is how people react to it, and the increasing implication that very bad things are going to be done in its name. Sadly, updates are REALLY slow right now.

Freefall is the closest thing I've seen to a hard science fiction webcomic. (No, A Miracle of Science does not count.) It has cool protagonists and asks some interesting questions, but it can get hamhanded, particularly when the author attempts social commentary.

Friendship is Dragons is clearly inspired by, and pretty much the opposite of, DM of the Rings. That series was all about roleplay failure--what happens when your DM wants to tell a story, and your players are just combat monsters? FiD is about the joys and perils of roleplay success, and what happens when a group really comes together. It's pretty charming.

Goblins is bloody, brutal, ugly, tragic, and heart-breaking. It has awful art, lovable characters, a convoluted plot, some great deadpan humor, and some of the most horrifying violence I've ever seen in a comic. It's definitely not for all tastes, but I think it's worth a look if you're not squeamish.

Heavenly Nostrils is Calvin and Hobbes for girls. Seriously, if you liked Calvin and Hobbes, here's a comic that attempts to do everything it did. It's not quite as good as the original, but it's showing signs of becoming its own entity, with more continuity and an emphasis on character growth.

Re: Webcomic thread

[(Anonymous)]

Breaking Cat News, xkcd, Justice League 8, Run Freak Run, Unsounded, American Captain, Delilah Dirk - though I think they're focused on print now, what's available is delightful.

I really miss Bunny. A print of Giant Moon Laser (#6) was the first Valentine's gift I gave my girlfriend.

Re: Webcomic thread

[(Anonymous)]

Gunnerkrigg Court
Monster Pulse
Cucumber Quest
Paranatural
Brainchild

Re: Webcomic thread

[jaydestarlight]

I used to follow Hanna is not a Boy's Name (dropped because I lost my place and didn't bother getting back into it), Sfeer Theory (dropped because I forgot when it updated) and TJ and Amal (which just ended). I may get back into HINBN, and Sfeer Theory because I like their art.

As a guilty pleasure, I follow Teahouse. I started Girl Genius because a roommate of mine liked it and Homestuck because everyone's in love but I haven't gotten very far in either.

Darwin Charmichael is Going to Hell is great, but I think it ended sometime recently and I haven't had the heart to finish it because I love it too much.