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I've been hooked on a few online comics recently, thought I'd share, see if anyone has a strip to add.

www.questionablecontent.com

www.nothingnice.com

www.qwantz.com

www.sinfest.net

very worth reading entire archive

also enjoy questionablecontent. lotsa fun.

also, penny-arcade

My signature quote is from Bob the Angry Flower.

I read about 30 webcomics everyday. :)

www.wigu.com is my favorite.

It's now a spinoff called "Magical Adventures in Space," but you really have to read the WIGU archives linked at the bottom of the page to know who the characters are.

30? Still job hunting, or doing something so mindboggling boring that you have time in between stuff you have to do before the end of the day?

Nah, it just takes 15 seconds to read each one. I spend way more time on the cellar. :)

But I did find several contract jobs doing audio, the most long-running and consistent being for an educational software company. I get to do most of the editing and such at home, and only have to leave the house for recording sessions.

This may be my favorite Achewood ever.

Having read precisely one of these strips, the one you linked too, I must agree, wholeheartedly.

Now I have a dilema. Do I go out knowing I have read the funniest freakin comic ever? Or do I read more of them and shake my head in dismay at their striving inadequacies?

Turtleneck Tom, indeed. On the other hand, I could always imagine that he could have called him Mort and know that there could be something maybe a little bit funnier.

Not that Mort's funnier, but that's the image I got when he said T-Tom. hhahahahhehhehhehhehaha

Nobody remembers a comic concerning a female soldier in Afghanistan. Mostly a mix of different styles with small films and so on. I thought I first saw a link somewhere over here, but can't find it back...

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One of my favorites, definitley worth going through his archives. Some gut busting ones in there.

I enjoyed Exploitation Now. Though it's now done. (I never got into the author's next project, Errant Story.)

There's also Sluggy Freelance.

I've also been a fan of Girl Genius, which was NOT a web comic until this week. But they are now putting out their new matterial online, and simultaneously putting out the back story from vols. 1 - 13 of the original comic book version out so that people can catch up.

http://www.partiallyclips.com/

This is fun. Replicated goodness.

I will be posting this at work tomorrow.

The doctor on tonight is just a little too new and a little too close to this description to be sure about how he might react.