Online Comic-strip?

[thehalveric]

I likes me some PvP Online, Penny Arcade, Order of the Stick, CTR+ALT+DEL, VG Cat, and Alien vs Predator.

Anyone have any other suggestions for good reading?

Comments

[mithras]

Questionable Content: http://www.questionablecontent.net

[martyrssmile]

What Mithras said.

[martinhesselius]

Ditto.
And LICD.

[painite]

Least I Could Do, http://leasticoulddo.com

Errant Story (and anything else by Poe), http://www.errantstory.com

Sinfest, http://www.sinfest.net

Just getting caught up on those three should keep you entertained for a while.

[thetoken]

I've got to second Least I Could Do, and I'd also support their new WoW based strip Looking for Group:

http://www.lfgcomic.com/

[cronono]

I've got to second Looking for Group.

[manywaters]

Sinfest, Questionable Content, and Ozy and Millie are the ones I read regularly.

http://www.ozyandmillie.org/

[regohemia]

I enjoy Fashion Swat, Ruthless Reviews, Super Dickery, A Softer World, Metafilter, and The Fortean Times.

Those I find pretty enjoyable.

-Me

[samldanach]

Something Positive, natch.

Home on the Strange is currently my favorite comic. If you liked Queen of Wands, you should definitely check it out.

Speaking of Queen of Wands, Aeire brings Angela back in Punch an' Pie. So far, I'm iffy. Angela seems different. And, Aeire isn't doing the art, so it really has a different feel.

Goblins is an excellent comic, that manages to simultaneously poke fun at some of the D&D tropes (a la Order of the Stick) and tell a really good story. It's also easy to keep up with, as it only updates once a week.

Two Lumps is an excellent comic about cats. But, it is decidedly not a "cute" comic.

Count Your Sheep is a cute comic. But it is also really, really good. Catching up on the archives may require an insulin shot, but as a daily dose, it never fails to put a smile on my face.

Devil's Panties is a fun, slice-of-geek-life comic. And, hey, there's a really cool pirate in there.