You get the idea. Print or Webcomic

Webcomic probably Sticky Floors or 8-Bit Theatre. For real comic Cable and Deadpool and Agent X and for Manga Monster and Gantz.

Starslip Crisis by Kris Straub for webcomic. For DD comic, The Path by Mr. Riot. And I don't really read print comics, but I've always enjoyed a good Superman tale when i pick it up.

I've got two that I equally adore. Alas, neither one is a DD comic. The first is The White Board http://www.the-whiteboard.com/ . It's a webcomic about the owner of a paintball shop that is also sort of the patriarch of a group of players. The fact that he's a polar bear has got nothing to do with its appeal.

The second one is Ugly Hill http://www.uglyhill.com/index.html , and it's about this small town of monsters that live like average people. Again, the fact that they are monsters has less to do with its appeal than the quality of the stories.

I've got loads and loads - among others Gunnerkrigg Court, which until recently was a DD comic.

I currently have a great love for Rice Boy , though. It's surreal and twisty and understated and yeah. Just lovely.

The same goes for HERO . To say the comic is gorgeous, with its messy, sparse colouring and the gorgeous lighting, is to fail to grasp the opportunity to use the words mind blowing. The narrative/dialogue style and layout is also different from most webcomics - in the end, it turns out to be more a heavily illustrated novel than a pure webcomic the way we're used to seeing them.

I have many favorites, but I guess my favorite webcomics are So Common So Cheap and FriendlyHOSTILITY.

I actually haven't read printed comics as much. I used to read a lot of manga, but I'm too busy for that, now...

I've loved Punisher for the last ten years or so. The first marvel knights limited series, the marvel knights series, and especially the MAX series. They did a great move putting the punisher in his own separate world so that he can deal with real crime and not the PG stuff Spider-man or Daredevil deals with.

I'm also a big fan of The Walking Dead. I've loved zombie stuff like anyone else on the internet, but finally they did what I always wanted: a zombie movie that doesn't end. Its basically focused on one guy, but he joins a group, things happen, and for the last year or two they've been living in a place that could even be better than a mall. To give away any of the plot is a sin. A must read for sure.

As for web comics, I still say Elftor. I like guys I consider friends comics a lot too. KC green does a lot of good work. Dave Kelly also has some stuff archived thats wonderful. Stuff he's done more recently does similar stuff to penis, so if you're a regular reader of that you should check it out.

I'm currently reading through Batman: Knightfall. Its hard to put down. I'm really into this one. Bane is a million times cooler than the George Clooney Batman movie would have you think.

http://kris-wilson.deviantart.com/art/Wrong-70856765

This guy's good. I like him.

I'm not really sure. It'd be a hard choice for my favorite DD comics.

I'd have to say a tie between The Path and Simply Sarah for the #1 spot on my list.
Then we'd get Ethos and Purgatory Tower in second...
And all the others in my fav. list (Which is buggered because of my school's internet. I can't even access user profiles D:> ) (OHSHI- SMILEY IMAGE RUN! Hopefully the edit saves your eyes.) I'm too lazy to write them all down and most of them have white highlighting around white letters, so no prntscrn.

Geh, so many... (Wait, we're just talking webcomics, right? Just checking.) MegaTokyo (although I daresay it jumped the shark a couple of years ago), Crowfeathers, No Rest for the Wicked, VG Cats, Catena Manor, Rooster Teeth...