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Achewood. I have no idea why this strip is funny to me. It just is.
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The Adventure Chronicles! Mostly non-sequitur humor, and a character named "Tyler". These are good things.
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Captain Suppository. I would have never expected this much action and adventure from a suppository. And you can quote me on that. Also, Friday is probably the most enchanting character design EVER.
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Cinderblock. One of the few serial-style comics I can actually stand these days. Probably because the art is excellent and the humor is present. A lesson is to be learned here.
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Cup of Suffering. There is an absolutely amazing level of quality to the writing and artwork in this strip. I would club a whole bathtub full of baby seals if it would make me half as skilled as these guys.
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Diesel Sweeties. R. Stevens' pixellated comic about people and robots loving and loathing each other is a thing not to be missed. Unless you hate robots or something, in which case you probably have some issues already anyway.
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Eagle DNA. Drink four gallons of cough syrup, coat the insides of your nostrils with rubber cement, and hit yourself in the head with a tack hammer. Eagle DNA is just like that, except without the cough syrup, rubber cement, or tack hammer.
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Elf Only Inn. A comic that takes place in an Internet role-playing chatroom, and has gone from cut-and-paste art to some very impressive hand-drawn art. Also: funny.
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Hotel Grim. Very macabre subject matter here, but handled with humor. And the character designs are quite cool.
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McVille. So there are some people. And a dead guy. And some demons. But get this... they all have round heads. Isn't that freaky?
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Movie Punks. Probably the only film-oriented comic strip on the internet that's actually good. Plus, the one-word movie reviews are perfect for those of us with short attention spans. Ooh, look! String!
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New Traditionalists. If you're expecting a comic about DEVO, you're going to be disappointed. However, if you're looking for biting political commentary punctuated with low-key humor, you're going to pee your pants when you see this comic.
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Paragon Fishing. A couple of guys, some weird neighbors, and a dead Egyptian king. And no, I have no idea what the title is supposed to mean.
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Penny Arcade. One of the more popular strips on this here inter-net, and chances are that you've already seen it. So linking to it seems kind of silly, really.
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Pokey the Penguin. Look at this comic. Now you know why women aren't supposed to inhale insecticide during pregnancy.
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Red Meat. Disturbing humor delivered by high-quality line-art characters. It doesn't get any better than this.
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Rugg. One of the few comics I can think of that takes place on a farm. Definitely the only one that features a walking, talking, headless chicken.
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Sidwood. While a regular schedule of updates is severely lacking, the content that is there is quite good. It gets political at times, so watch your step.
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Sinfest. There really isn't any good reason for Tatsuya Ishida's strip to NOT be syndicated yet. Further proof that our society is clueless. Buncha savages in this town.
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Weirdism. A goth girl and a ditzy blonde girl... in the same house... that's how you spell "conflict". Also, Liz Groenveld's art is phenomenal.
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