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[Fishersalwaysdie]

Yeah, I found Wondermark through those threads, it's a treasure, really.

Looking for a Group is sort of interesting, but after some time you find yourself reading it just for Richard and not really caring about other characters and the story, it's rather bland.

Order of The Stick is rather awesome, but I can imagine it's quite pointless to read if you're not into DnD.

Goblins comic starts as funny as OotS, but Arqebus(sp?) syndrome gets it after a bit and it expands into a huge storyline that's hard to follow if you get eight updates during the month all about goblins killing a bunch of guards with random shit happening.

Thinkin' Lincoln is good and resembles Dinosaur comic at points.

Dr. Mcninja is pure awesome on paper put through scanner and hanged on a website.

xkcd is damn funny although I don't really check it daily so I guess it could get boring.

Beaver and Steve is almost as godly as Men In Hats, but are sadly discontinued just like The Nineteenth century industrialist which is a rather unknown comic despite it's greatness.

8-bit theater needs no review from a mortal like me.

[Strife26]

Beg to report, I have now gotten to today for Schlock's mercanary, starting at book 3. Yay!

[Wiles]

I loved Order of the Stick, but eventually I stopped finding it funny. There'd be panels that were walls of text with very little humour. It seemed like he became more interested in telling a story than being funny. Unfortunately, without the humour the story was rather uninteresting. I prefer comics that are short and to the point.

[Rilder]

http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/

Thats one of my favorite webcomics tbh.

[inaluct]

The Nineteenth century industrialist

You are the first other person that I have met who even knows that that comic exists.

[Fishersalwaysdie]

As far as I know it practically doesn't exist anymore.