The World Wide Webcomics Thread

Most of the ones I read were checked off (I'm surprised you got Snafu, I only found that set recently). But here's a few more that I adore:

Oh My Gods! - Religious comedy at its best. Simply drawn, just a bunch of gay pagans running around making fun of everything... including themselves. Done in a tasteful way... sometimes.

Machall - Its on hold for now, but reading what is actually there (from 382 strips) is a blast. It follows geek college students in their life... including dealing with what college life is all about.

Chugworth Academy - A site not afraid to give fan service when the artist is having trouble, Chugworth follows a set of almost too-beautiful teens in a crazy world... with ninjas and SPLAM-aid and making fun of emo kids.

Looking For Group - By the same guys who brought you Least I could Do, this comic just got underway, and is showing great promise in the area of World of Warcraft humor (I think it's WoW... pretty sure. Any gamer will get the jokes though.)

I guess an honorable mention should go out to Star Cross'd Destiny. It has good art, a decent storyline, and the artist just wont let up despite an illness. She recently started over again, so there's alot less in the comic now then there was before.

All the others I read were mentioned though.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Drex-

Is it indefinite? The way I read it they were saying 'well, we're done for now, but don't think we're out of it just yet!'. Granted, Ian ended it with a comic about how he was moving away for his job, so I guess that's a total ending.

As for Star Cross'd Destiny, I really wonder where Juno was going with the original storyline. She's really put up with alot, and I was actually confused to see everything changed when I started reading it again.

How ya doing, buddy?

I didnt know what game was being referenced, but I think that if I did it would have only made the strip more disturbing for me. >.<

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.