SpeakinTelnet,
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To go a different style, 8bit theater and adventurers are a blast if you like the RPG parody style

Susaga,
@Susaga@ttrpg.network avatar

Adding to this: Order of the Stick. Starts as RPG parody, becomes a serious adventure with comedic tones. Currently on the final arc.

eestileib,

Free Fall was a very good sf web comic whose first story arc is completed, so jump right in. Several interesting non-human characters.

freefall.purrsia.com/ff100/fv00001.htm

KinNectar,
@KinNectar@kbin.run avatar

@LaunchesKayaks

Kill 6 Billion Demons is an absolute classic. Good enought to have made it into print trade paperbacks, but still free online. The visual style and wild world building are truly a joy to behold. You also get a bit of the sparky web comic flavor while still holding together an excellent long term story arc with serious plot.

https://killsixbilliondemons.com/comic/kill-six-billion-demons-chapter-1/

cartography_cat,

I’m partial to weird fantasy, dunno what your tastes are. YMMV. Some of these are old!

Gunnerkrigg Court - long-running, fantastic worldbuilding, intricate plot. steampunky urban fantasy.

Wilde Life - small-town mystery, light spooky vibes but mostly feel-good. Relationship focused.

Girls with Slingshots - complete! comedy about a friend group. LGBT+ themes, sex positive. A bit raunchy, if that’s not your bag.

Skin Deep - urban fantasy. Neat worldbuilding, long running.

Broodhollow - another small-town mystery, but more legit creepy. Plot of the murder-hauntings-cults variety.

Manly Guys Doing Manly Things - comedy. premise is a temp agency for brawny fictional characters & villains trying to get normal dayjobs. Takes the piss out of common tropes.

Awkward Zombie - comedy. No plot, just comics about video games & other things the artist is into.

Johnny Wander - 4 comics in a trenchcoat, but they’re all pretty cute. Started as an autobio comic with the occasional original fiction story mixed in, but they’ve all been separated out for easier reading now.

The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal - complete! romance about two dudes on a cross-country roadtrip. Touches on some heavy topics, but has some humor too.

A lot of these are hosted by sites that host other comics, so you can follow that rabbit hole pretty far. Also some artists will link to other comics they like in the about/notes pages, good way to find other stuff.

sxan,
@sxan@midwest.social avatar

I Roved Out. Extremely NSFW, it would be categorized as porn. It is an incredible story, and is so despite the porn. The sex is so interwoven with the story, I can’t imagine a SFW version could ever be constructed, which is shame because it’s such good art, and such a great story. I can’t praise it enough. If graphic sex doesn’t bother you, I highly recommend it.

Blastwave. Short, so if you binge it it’ll be over quickly.

There have been other great recommendations I won’t repeat, but these two have exceptional art.

Edit someone else beat me to recommending Blastwave. It’s good.

LennethAegis,
@LennethAegis@kbin.social avatar

If you need a comic that won't run out, you can try EGS. A comic about teens running into a wide variety of supernatural stuff.
https://www.egscomics.com/
It's been running since 2002 and still going. And while the early arc are pretty rough in both art style and writing quality, it gets progressively better as the author matures.

Another comic I love is Sleepless Domain, a dark magical girl story about a locked down city that comes under monster attack every night.
https://www.sleeplessdomain.com/

I found both of these through https://hiveworkscomics.com/ which is another, though smaller comic repository like Webtoons.

Bizarroland,
@Bizarroland@kbin.social avatar

Xkcd, Saturday morning breakfast cereal, something positive, questionable content, and Junior scientist power hour are my favorites.

LegionEris,

East Coast Its isn’t any kind of serialized or contiguous, but it is free and great. On the opposite end of the spectrum, here’s a free unofficial translation of One Punch Man, which is highly serialized and contiguous.

simple,

Have you read Vattu? It’s hands down one of my favorite comics ever.

Stand Still, Stay Silent is also pretty good.

LaunchesKayaks,
@LaunchesKayaks@lemmy.world avatar

Where can I find those?

simple, (edited )

www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/vattu/list?title_no=68…

www.sssscomic.com

Have fun!

Edit: Fixed link, the ampersand is still broken on Lemmy.

GombeenSysadmin,

Love ssss

throws_lemy,
@throws_lemy@lemmy.nz avatar
PP_BOY_,
@PP_BOY_@lemmy.world avatar

Unironically Homestuck if you’re going to be in bed for a few weeks

LaunchesKayaks,
@LaunchesKayaks@lemmy.world avatar

I’ve heard good things about Homestuck. Isn’t it interactable? I don’t have my laptop, so it’d need to be compatible with mobile until my parents bring over my computer.

owenfromcanada,
@owenfromcanada@lemmy.world avatar

Homestuck is mostly static, but there are a few animations and interactive elements.

Problem Sleuth is fine on mobile though (it’s the previous webcomic by Andrew Hussie).

birdvox,

Digger by Ursula Vernon has been around for a while but it’s my favourite.

Shieldtoad,
MacGuffin94,

Girl Genius is one of my favorite. www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php

LaunchesKayaks,
@LaunchesKayaks@lemmy.world avatar

I’ll check it out! Thanks!

MacGuffin94,

It’s been running for about 20 years so there are a lot too go through. There are a few filler stories along the way which are good and bad but the main story is really well written and illustrated and pretty different than most stories I’ve read.

Nemo,

Astral Aves sort of stopped updating a while back, but what there is of it is absolutely amazing.

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