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Nov 3,`09 4:14pm | Quote | ↓
I'm wondering what's the "best" webcomic you've read by far.That only mean "Webcomic"
Main Comic


Finished one
Hanged Doll:Where does your memory begin???
http://www.drunkduck.com/hanged_doll/

Resting one
30 years:30 years of pain and suffering...Time for payback
http://www.drunkduck.com/30_Years/
 
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Nov 3,`09 6:08pm | Quote | ↓
Order of the Stick.
Though MS Paint Adventures is a close second.

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Nov 3,`09 6:18pm | Quote | ↓
A single favorite? That's tough.

I'm gonna have to go with Shades. It's a winner in all respects. Very professional feeling with fantastic writing (dramatic, action-packed, and witty), art, and attention to details. Like watching a good movie.

My comics are about knives, rats, and rats with knives.
 
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Nov 3,`09 6:20pm | Quote | ↓
I have way to many favs to name just one, but:

story-wise:
fish town, or gunnerkrig, if he ever decides to take fishtown off the web.

art-wise:
lackadaisy

Humor:
Tomoyo42 room(got me into webcomics)

Just plain fun & lesbo:
april and may

If i had to choose only one april and may would win by slim margin for the nostalgia.

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Nov 3,`09 6:33pm | Quote | ↓
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Nov 3,`09 9:11pm | Quote | ↓
Tie between:
Minus. Although his other stuff is pretty good.
Nana's Everyday Life. (I SEE SOMEONE ELSE LIKES DANIEL KIM.)

For second place: Sam and Fuzzy. (lousy forum, though)

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Blood Martian Flowers. Occasionally updates.
 
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Nov 3,`09 10:42pm | Quote | ↓
1/0

http://www.undefined.net/1/0/

Starts slow and crudely. Amazing by the time the journey is done.
http://www.drunkduck.com/Arachnid_Goddess/

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If I'm bored out of my mind, is that akin to an out of body experience?
 
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Nov 3,`09 11:15pm | Quote | ↓
That's a tough one...but if I had to choose one in particular, I guess 'Skin Deep' by Kory Bingaman would be at the top.
 
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Nov 3,`09 11:48pm | Quote | ↓
I gotta second the love for Minus. Sometimes, I just couldn't believe what I was seeing.
 
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Nov 5,`09 6:08am | Quote | ↓
Shades without a shadow of a doubt.
A Ronin writer, a masterless samurai of the written word...

Updating: Main comic: Mondays & Thursdays. Now in glorious Ink Wash and Water Soluble Pencil! Reva's note: This is not created digitally, it's all hand drawn and inked.
 
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Nov 5,`09 8:02am | Quote | ↓
Oots has been my favourite for quiet some time, but here on DD there are many different ones that I like . I've recently read The Zombie Hunters wich is imo, utterly amazing ^^
 
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Nov 5,`09 2:23pm | Quote | ↓
Gargh there's so many to pick from, I choose Sequential Art - I love that comic ^^
 
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Nov 5,`09 3:05pm | Quote | ↓
"gullas" Said:
I've recently read The Zombie Hunters wich is imo, utterly amazing ^^


The problem I have with that one, is the pacing is reeeaaalllly slow. It's not like I don't care for pages of endless dialogue. But I dunno, If the characters are gonna call themselves The Zombie Hunters, I would think they would hunt a few more zombies. Maybe it's just me. I do really enjoy her muted coloring style though. I just wish she would pick up the pace of the story a bit.

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Nov 5,`09 6:54pm | Quote | ↓
Zaymac- not enough zombie killing?
At least there is no risk of that in your work!

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Nov 6,`09 1:12pm | Quote | ↓
of all time?

there was a comic about a guy waking up in a hospital and being in the middle of this conspiracy...i cant remember the fuggin name!

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Nov 9,`09 5:07pm | Quote | ↓
Homestuck.
 
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Nov 9,`09 5:12pm | Quote | ↓
Homestuck isn't as good (yet) as Problem Sleuth was.
Problem Slueth blew my mind with my nose!

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Nov 9,`09 7:15pm | Quote | ↓
Problem sleuth was awesome, and the glorious crescendo it reached was dizzying.

However can you honestly say that Homestuck won't be even more atonishing when Pages like this are a regular occurrrance, a mere quarter of the way into it's run.

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Nov 10,`09 3:19am | Quote | ↓
I think you posted a link to the wrong place there.
 
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Nov 10,`09 4:39am | Quote | ↓
Whoops clipboard fiasco. fixed now.

Considering how basic this forum is having [url=whatever] automatically link to www.drunkduck.com/whatever is a nice feature.
 
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Nov 10,`09 7:29am | Quote | ↓
I'm surprised no one mentioned the following two comic strips. Neither are being written any more but I maintain that they are still head and shoulders above anything contemporary or past.

They are:

Perry Bible Fellowship (PBF)
http://pbfcomics.com/

and

Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson
 
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Nov 11,`09 7:44am | Quote | ↓
Um, Achewood, anyone?

Also, seconding PBF and OOTS. But Achewood, man... That is something special.

"Online graphic novel"-wise, Gunnerkrig court I adore. Also, do check out Kukuburi.

Uh, there are many others...
 
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Nov 12,`09 6:59pm | Quote | ↓
"Erad" Said:

Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson

Best WEBcomic. Not print comic.

And Calvin sucks anyways. But that's neither here nor there.
Blood Martian Flowers. Occasionally updates.
 
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Nov 12,`09 7:42pm | Quote | ↓
I gotta toss Nedroid in here. And I just caught up on Gunnerkrigg. Man, that guy knows how to characterize and tell a story.

..And draw.

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