I'll eventually be adding links, buttons, and or descriptions of the 80+ webcomics I read. But as of now, it's a very short list.

If you want to link to me for some strange reason, Taehl made a button (tho not exactly normal size) that you can use. Or just hyperlinks, or my banner, or... mmm... anything, really. I'll be making up more for ya as I get around to it.


HeavyInk Probably the most awesome online comic shop ever. Recommendations, activities, and AWEsome customer service. Not to mention 20% off and free shipping, eh? And subscription services and last minute cancellations. Great community on the forums, everything.

The forum that initially got me online. Small group of people, mostly know each other IRL... drop by, leave a comment, or find my thread about The Quote Book and spam us up.


And now for a few of the webcomics I utterly adore. They don't know I'm advertising for them- they shouldn't mind tho. ^^ And you should check em out, maybe, eh? *nudgenudge*


Anime South, the webcomic that got me here on SmackJeeves. Also one of the reasons I decided to start one- if he can do it, so can I sorta thing! Nice punchlines. :) He's runnin a sprite comic now too, so give him a look-see!

The duo (trio? Team?) who does these two comics is just amazing.

Looking for Group is an extremely amusing, engaging fantasy comic about an elf, warlock, half-orc, and a... erm... minotaur-thing (I love fantasy, but I aint up on critter names, sorry) somehow working together to save the world. Cept the warlock. He just likes to kill things, as he says and frequently displays. Updates... I think only on mondays sadly. But its worth it.
I buy it as a floppy comic, seriously, it's that good.
Least I Could Do is more adult humor. Rather, crude humor. I don't think it's physically possible to describe beyond reading it. Updates usually daily.


Now, I'm not a gamer (tho my one friend is making me try it, I have a DnD chara rolled up...) but I loved this comic from the beginning. And even if you're not a gamer, after the first month or so it devolves into an actual storyline instead of just poking fun at the DnD world. The characters are cool- dynamic, individual... funny. In so many ways.
There's another comic there too, by a different artist- Erfworld. It's younger, shorter, and updates 2x a week instead of OotS's 3. It has decent art- original, in any case- and tho the general plot is a bit stereotypic, the story and the characters are worth it. A (tabletop) gamer gets sucked into the very game he was about to run- as the unlikely hero.


Ozy & Millie is a cute little story about two odd elementary-middle school critters growing up and being friends and dealing with each other. LOTS of laughs. He gets political for a while, before he started up his political cartoon (I Drew This, linked to from this site- it's also great, but its turned into more of a blog and not just his stuff anymore. Haven't checked it since then.). Worth a read.


Amusing stories about two cats- russian blues- brothers, and complete opposites. Based on the actual cats of the author and artist, but I sincerely doubt the real Eben and Snooch cause as much trouble.



One-a-day joke strips, all color, with little witticisms to make them funny, and excerpts from the artists life SOMEtimes relating to the day's comic just below. Hilarious sometimes, obscure others, but ALWAYS worth a glance. He has two books out now! Go him!


Who knew stick figures- the simple kind- could be so deep? This comic's amazing. From crude little gags to really deep statements about life, love, everything. Updates almost daily, almost always single strip ideas. (Be sure to leave your cursor over the image for a while- read the text he hides. It can add a whole new level of meaning to a joke, or it can completely confuse you. It's cool.)


Heh, this guys great. He takes his own two (or four or however many if you include filler ppl) characters and he spoofs video games, computer games, games in general. And a coupla TV shows and movies while he's at it. Not just spoofs- sometimes just making fun of them, sometimes just making a random point. Not always accurate or reliable with his updates (supposed to be 1x a week)but its worth it. He has a couple little side comics going on the same basis.