I told you that I would write a post on webcomics, so here it is. I started reading my first webcomic back in the 7th grade. It was called 8 Bit Theater and it was a hilarious parody of the Final Fantasy games, which I have some but little experience playing. My brother introduced me to the comic and I loved it from the first strip. You don't even have to have any experience with the Final Fantasy games to enjoy it.
I finished 8 Bit Theater sometime in high school. It was one of those webcomics that actually has an ending. After that, I discovered XKCD, which is more of a math/science/computer nerd webcomic. I don't get all of their jokes, but the ones that I do get are hilarious. And the hover-text is almost always as funny as the comic itself.
Abstruse Goose is sometimes similar to XKCD, but sometimes it is more like Cyanide and Happiness.
I love Cyanide and Happiness, which is filled with dark humor.
I rarely read Buttersafe and Doghouse Diaries, but they are also both hilarious.
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I just discovered Feel Afraid. It is mostly silly, with some occasional dark humor.
Subnormality is more of a social commentary that is occasionally funny. It is also very text-heavy. I definitely have to be in order to want to read it, so I don't read it very often. Unlike many of the other webcomics I read, this one kind of has a storyline. It is sometimes about a sphinx trying to live in the city.
Those are all of the webcomics I read right now, so that's it.