Webcomics!

[Forb]

Questionable Content is good. Funny.

[Phauss]

I'm adding The Abominable Charles Christopher to the list. The comic channels Bill Watterson (Calvin and Hobbes) in it's art, simplicity, humor, and depth. It's a remarkably good webcomic. The characters all have recurring roles and story lines and they display surprisingly human problems.

Here's a strip about two racoons that demonstrate the duality of human nature pretty well. They might be my favorite characters in the comic. The owls and the birds are pretty good, too.


The comic updates monthly. It isn't difficult to shotgun all at once to catch up.

[Phauss]

Adding Hinges to the list. The art and storytelling both have well-executed simplicity. It's a good read so far.

[Phauss]

Have some Monsterkind. Added to list.

[Clow]

Well, caught up to Monsterkind.

Beth, (that was her name, right? the chick at the cafe?) is a total hottie.

[Edit] HER NAME WAS KATE FUCK.

[Phauss]

Heh, I wasn't gonna correct you on it, but yeah. Total hottie.

[Phauss]

O-oh... oh my. The Author of Feywinds has had to put up filler pages recently because of work on another project, but this weeks filler... Well, one can only hope.

[Phauss]

Aaaahhhh!!!!

[Clow]

Is it bad that I hope it's something that intentionally makes fun of and spoofs shoujo tropes instead of something that actually tries to be shoujo?

muh senpai, muh bread in mouf, muh tsunderez

[Phauss]

Is it bad that I hope it's something that intentionally makes fun of and spoofs shoujo tropes instead of something that actually tries to be shoujo?

muh senpai, muh bread in mouf, muh tsunderez

It will most definitely make fun of shoujo tropes. Dis is gon' be good.