General Discussion

I'm also unsure if anyone suggested it yet or not; buuut

Goblins! Life through their eyes: A hilarious D&D based comic, as the title implies; through the eyes of the monsters of Dungeons and Dragons. After being attacked one too many times by adventurers; a group of goblins ask themselves why they aren't the terror striking adventurer. (I'm bad at descriptions, but if you like D&D I would certainly give it a look. the beginning is rough visually but it gets better throughout the read.)

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Looking for group: To be honest, I haven't had the time to read much of it in forever, but I do remember one of the characters(Who is a side character) like he were a family member; Richard the Warlock. He's a hysterical, cynical undead who pretty much does whatever he pleases. anything from punting babies to singing the infamous 'Rick roll' song while melting faces. again; a D&D based comic. but this one I think leans more to a story sooner than Goblins if that's your thing.

Ok, now I really need to post some webcomics I haven't seen here that are amazing:

No End- No End is just awesome. It's set in a post-apocalyptic world and has a big focus on character relationships. It is completely different most zombie survival things you can find. There's a very diverse cast of amazing characters. The plot and art are also great. Seriously, you need to look it up.

Clockwork- There aren't many pages, but the art, characters, and story are amazing. It's a fictional setting with two empires that aren't really on great terms. Cog, the main character, ends sort of being pushed into the center of this as well as being forced to learn magic (which is punishable by death).

Wilde Life- A dude moves into a house in Oklahoma and then weird things happen. It's a supernatural adventure/horror series (as described on the site) and is centered around Native American mythology.

Strays- Set in a fantasy world, it's about Meela, an orphan on her own, who ends up meeting a mute mercenary and teaming up with them. Along with that, Meela is having some dreams about a person she doesn't know and can lead to revealing some secrets. It's a pretty fun comic with a good plot and some darker points.

El Goonish Shive- There is no way to describe this. It follows a group of teenagers and various adventures they have, which often turn out to be supernatural in nature. Physics don't always apply and alien/squirrel/other thing hybrids are possible. Just to point out, the comic is really long and the earlier art isn't exactly the greatest.

I've also recently found two other comics; Consectari, which is also pretty supernatural in nature, and Dia, which is about a person who finds a kid in the woods. Both don't have many pages, but seem like they'll be good.