Personally for me, it's 'Girl Genius'. Dazzling stuff.

I'm gonna say Elftor.

Something Positive.

I'm going to have to go with World of Quest.

Also, PVP.

Would have to be Digger over at Graphic Smash.

Sadly, the archives are behind a subscription wall but - if you do read the story through - you very quickly develop a real feeling for the characters.

For me, Lackadaisy.

Last Blood [lastblood.net]

zombies and vampires...awesomeness

xkcd . A comic so well-written, it makes advanced mathematics funny.

Exiern . A barbarian who was turned into a woman by a spell but still keeps all his attitude and goes on with his quest(s). Makes me laugh every time :)

Directions of Destiny... that's the comic that ultimately got me really got me going on publishing my own (well, on the internets anyways XD)

Misfile .

Mostly because it's still one of the smartest comics I have ever read, and the characters are some of the best I've seen. One of my favorite comics period.

Planet Zebeth - May be a sprite comic but I like it.

Cyanide and Happiness.
B) Who knew someone would say that?
Aren't I unpredictable?

Steely Gaze
Misfile .

Man, I am SO behind on Misfile right now.... It's been so long since I've read it. :P

I'd have to go with No Rest for the Wicked. I am such a fantard for that comic. :P Other ones I love are Bleedman's comics (especially Grim Tales), Crowfeathers, Saturnalia, The Way to Your Heart, Catena Manor, Lackadaisy, MegaTokyo (before it got all drama-llama), Vampirates!, Rooster Teeth and Kagerou. I'm sure there are others....

(I thought I had already posted here? Maybe not.)

korosu
Man, I am SO behind on Misfile right now.... It's been so long since I've read it. :P

You should get back into it. In my opinion it's been getting better and better. I can't wait to see where the plot goes from here.

Scary Go Round. Such craziness on a regular basis and is terribly funny.

UNA Frontiers by Monique McNaughton!

It's such a cool story. A great alternative-history/future-prediction/post-apocalypse setup. Her style is cool because it reminds me of my old fave phantom comics and Modesty Blaise, maybe even Commando. Those were the only real comics I read as a kid and it's marvellous to see the etyle used so well! The story and the writing are also a treat, they show a strong personality, wry humour, experience, and maturity. In UNAF she's created a well realised, well researched world, with rounded, interesting characters. It's one of the best story comics on the net.

I think of Monique like a younger, comicing version of Anne McCaffery.

White Ninja all the way!

Jonny Crossbones is awesome.

If you're into Tintin and European-style comics that is.

Mondo_Funky
xkcd . A comic so well-written, it makes advanced mathematics funny.

Actually, its funny because its about advanced mathematics.

My vote goes to Horribleville.

Mine is Least I Could Do.

There are so many reasons to be offended and angry by the comic.
But it's so well written and draw...and funny.
So...you either grow a sense of humor, or hate it.

www.leasticoulddo.com

That's a hard question. Current favourite is Rice Boy , though. Surrealistic, whimsy, a little out there, and absolutely captivating.

TnTComic
My vote goes to Horribleville.

Doesn't count, he has a mirror here. Try again!

Well, like Titan mentioned Phil Foglio's Girl Genius. Stellar stuff, but I've been a fan of Foglio's since the mid '80's.
Runner up would have to be Wondermark by David Malki!, alhtough it's occassionally a little profane, it has sort of a Far Side sense of humor while using archaic memes.

My favorite drawn comics are Looking For Group tied with Ace of Abra.

My favorite sprite comic is undoubtedly 8-Bit Theater

Man, I miss Elf Only Inn. Erm, again.

Right now, my favorites are Rice Boy, LFG, and Order of the Stick.

Man, I remember some of those. I'll have to add them to my new list since my old compy broke down and the original list was lost.

One non-DD webcomic that I like right now is the Errant Story http://www.errantstory.com/. :)

I love NC (Neglected Characters), they were the first web comics I've ever read. Even though some people would say the spriting is bad, I'd say that's part of the reason I like it. Overall it's funny and family friendly. Here's a link to the website: http://www.smbhq.com/nc/

Since I don't know how to make this a hyperlink just cut and paste it onto your web adress bar.

1/0

Too bad it's over now. :(

http://www.platinumgrit.com/

Lovely art.

Sublime dialogue.

Has a cinematic flow to it.

Intriguing story.

And the only time I've seen a Scottish dialect done so damn well in text form.