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[Nulzilcho]

False Positive - Surreal episodic horror, very neat.

[Svarte Troner]

Svarte, what the fuck? The things that come from 4chan..

No no! It wasn't originally from 4chan! That's just where I got it from because It popped into my head when webcomic. Besides Skeleton Jelly is great. Unfortunately there isn't more to my knowledge. Although the guy does do art stuff like this...

[HFS]

Homestuck - obvious.

xkcd - Amusing.

Darths and Droids - Win.

Brawl in the Family - Nintendo FTW.

Life and Death - Oh god puns everywhere

[SomeStupidGuy]

Paranatural - Great art, clever writing and a fun/interesting concept.
I am honestly surprised by how criminally under-known it is.

[The Darkling Wolf]

xkcd - Of course
Rare Candy Treatment - Infrequently updated, frequently amazing
Three Word Phrase - Also infrequently updated, tends to be pretty random
Amazing Superpowers - Also random, frequently updated
Awkward Zombie - Mostly vidya game related comics, tends to be awesome
Manly Guys doing Manly Things - About a temp agency for ludicrously macho guys

[Nega]

Will Save The World For Gold- Pixelly D&D comic about one party's misadventures.

Exterminatus Now - What would happen if you mixed Sonic The Hedgehog and the Inquisition from Warhammer 40K?

Prequel- One khajiit's horrible attempt at starting a new life in Cyrrodil.

[Karlito]

Here's a pair of completed webcomics, if you think you'll want a conclusion at the end of your multi-hour archive binge.

FreakAngels- A group of people with various psychic abilities attempt to survive in a flooded, post-apocalyptic London.

Realm of Atland- Fantasy adventure with a mix of comedic and serious elements. I suppose that makes it sound fairly generic, but hopefully the covers of the print editions are enough to pique your interest.

[miauw62]

I'm reading Prequel.
Probably already linked, but really good. And it should be possible to catch up relatively easily.
As Nega said, it's about a slutty khajiit mage.
(Probably not much of a spoiler.)

E:
If you're not convinced yet:

These gay elves are racist fucks and you don’t want to talk to them anymore.

[Levi]

FreakAngels- A group of people with various psychic abilities attempt to survive in a flooded, post-apocalyptic London.

Ha, I didn't even know that one was a webcomic.  I've got it sitting on my comic shelves at home.

[Duke 2.0]

Ava's Demon
I don't really know much about this one, from the surface looks like a story about somebody in a contract with a demon. I'm just posting this because the art is amazing. It's something I would be interested in reading just to look at it.

And seconding the recommendation for Paranatural.

[RedKing]

Really cut down over past years. Only things I read with any regularity are xkcd, Gunnerkrigg Court, Wondermark and SMBC. I'd love to get wrapped up in Drive again, but Dave Kellett has been agonizingly slow to update it because he's tied with with Sheldon and working on a documentary film.

[Kogan Loloklam]

XKCD, Goblins, and... Oglaf?

Seems to be the top 3 Bay12.

You guys are wierd.

I sometimes read Dominic Deegan, and the top 3, and some sluggy too.

[SomeStupidGuy]

Ava's Demon
I don't really know much about this one, from the surface looks like a story about somebody in a contract with a demon. I'm just posting this because the art is amazing. It's something I would be interested in reading just to look at it.

How have I not seen this before? That comic is just great.
Anyways, a comic I forgot to mention earlier.
Insufferable, really well made superhero comic, oh so very recommended if you happen to be a fan of 'em. Written by Mark Waid, so yeah.

[Hubris Incalculable]

PS 238
xkcd
Sluggy Freelance
GPF
Questionable Content
Freefall
Darths & Droids
Homestuck
Sequential Art
Romantically Apocalyptic
Misfile
Ctrl+Alt+Del
Scandinavia and the World
Dresden Codak
Manly Guys doing Manly Things

[Reelya]

Here's one nobody mentioned, it's a long-running one, and my all-time favorite:

Scary Go Round
Mystery, mutants, killer robots, aliens, zombies, cthulhu-like deep ones from the abyss all infest a northern English college town. Think socially dysfunctional college-age mystery solvers, there are some seriously epic sup-plots in here, some romance, and a large cast of well-developed characters with frequent shifts in focus.

Great if you like snarky British humor.

It's been running since 2002 (Well, 1998 but the prequel gradually evolved from a simple 4-panel slice-of-life comic about office workers, into an epic about aliens, time-travellers and demons, etc infesting the office, he then rebooted it with a shift in setting, it's worth going back to read the prequel if you like the 2002 version.