i love the homestuck web comic and anime i love undertale as well!

I adore so many webcomics!

• Hotblood! and its sequel Hotblood: Zarco! are about centaurs in the American old west. Some of the most stunning colourwork I've ever seen tbh.

• Heart of Gold is about a priest who performs miracles and a musician whose sight is slowly fading. There's something very ethereal and grand about the art style.

• Epicurean's Exile is massive and full of detail and incredible characters, I've got nothing bad to say about this series, it's one of my greatest sources of inspiration.

-Genera continues with the mystical worlds

-Witchy tells the story of a young witch going to witch school before going rogue, it's fun but also full of drama.

-The Sublimes I just started reading this so I can't say much for sure but so far it looks promising.

-Knight's Errant is a hecka good comic about... knights.

I know I'm forgetting a thousand but those are some of my current faves ;u;

i don't know any of those! have you herd of homestuck? bittersweet candy bowl?

i know homestuck has minor swearing in it though... do you play any online fandom games like chicken smoothie? please reply back!

Kill Six Billion Demons (killsixbilliondemons.com), in which a young woman from our world is picked by the King of the Universe as his successor, just before he's killed. She ends up in Throne, the city at the center of the universe, from where God ruled before he committed suicide. It's a bizarre place, lovingly drawn and detailed, with humans and aliens and devils and angels and much else. Really recommended.

I've read the first couple of chapters but that was years ago and then life got in the way so I never caught up with the rest. I should do that some time, just sit down and binge-read the whole thing. I really liked the quadrant system the trolls had going on, it was neat! I don't mind swearing (actually now that you mentioned it, Hotblood!/Zarco! probably contains some).

I've heard of Bittersweet Candy Bowl but haven't read it, didn't seem like my type of webcomic but whaddya know, I could give it a chance c: Lackadaisycats is another nice webcomic with cats, although these kitties belong to the 1920s

I think I used to have a Chicken Smoothie account, along with Flight Rising, Aywas, Mycena Cave and a bunch of others, but subeta is the only virtual petsite that I've stayed with consistently, mainly because it offers most of the things I'm looking for on such a site c:

• Nimona is a sweet story about a girl who works for an Evil Genius, it's quite brilliant.

• Princess Princess is really cute, about a princess and her knight girlfriend.

• Stand Still, Stay Silent is a post-apocalyptic Nordic webcomic, it's very Kalevala-esque in style, really pretty

• A redtail's dream is also from the same author if you want to read more stuff by her.

• Ava's Demon has some of the most vivid artwork I've seen in ages ;u;

• How could I forget about Temujin! Definitely worth checking out, Phobs is definitely one of the artists who have influenced my own stuff along the years!

• Check, please! "It’s a story about hockey and friendship and bros and trying to find yourself during the best 4 years of your life."

• Best Friends Forever is a very similar one to Check, please! very heart-warming and sweet.

Oh, I haven't heard of that one, I'll have to check it out!

thanks !

I can't recommend BFF enough! I loved it, but it's stopped updating now, so be prepared to have your heart wrenched out and don't expect any closure lmao

I also just started Mimon which updates every Monday. It's very new, but it's got a lot of potential!

i read mine on line-webtoons. featured artists get paid there, and everyone with a talent can post their comics there. it's sad that some platforms steal the comics :( i read Noblesse and Nicholalala every week. there is an interesting story by Michelle Phan [the youtube beauty guru] posted there, that i have yet to finish reading. lovely art

I used to read too much manga some years ago... Now I don't have interest for the japonese culture :/

My top webcomics I've read include:

-Homestuck

-Bug Pond (this one's made by a Tumblr friend of mine, it's adorable!)

-Helvetica

-Awful Hospital (a bit gory in places thanks to organ-based characters, but I love it!)

Only web comic ive read is Check, Please! and i love it so much! Im glad to see some others have recommended it too :)

i don't read webcomics as much as i used to, but i do have some recommendations! i enjoy awkward zombie (http://www.awkwardzombie.com/), it's a cute video game humor comic that's been running for many years. the author started it in high school, and she's since graduated from college (and is a literal rocket scientist now) and married her longtime boyfriend! not sure if it updates regularly anymore. if you liked homestuck, read problem sleuth, also by andrew hussie (http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=4). it's nowhere near as long as homestuck, but it's just as complicated and funny. it's what he did before homestuck, and it's long-finished. seconding ava's demon and hotblood! on art styles alone, i'm not up on the plots but the artwork is absolutely incredible. i've also heard good things about paranatural, but i haven't read it yet, myself.

Oh dang, anyone read Satan and Me or Miss Abbott and the Doctor? Both are still on going, but super fun and really cute.

I'm only following one web comic; it's a manhwa called "Killing Stalking" which some of you may know. And it is getting darker and I'm finding myself more conflicted with each new chapter getting released.

I used to like webcomics, but lately all I ever look at is Gamercat. Past that, I'd rather just go get an issue of Spider Man 2099.

Haha, I meant to list some of my favorites, but looks like Herbal pretty much covered them all (Nimona, Temujin, Epicurean's Exile...). I'll just add Delilah Dirk (lovely adventure with a kick-ass heroine) and Guilded Age (fantasy with a WoW twist, a lot of swearing and probably some nekkid people - it's been quite a while since I read it and there's a lot of it).

Oh, and everything by John Allison. Especially the original Scary Go Round run (2002-2009) and Bad Machinery are lovely. I've been reading his stuff for... goodness, 15 years or something. Yeah, I'm old.

I really like webcomics! Some of the ones that I have liked to read more recently have been

• Miss Abbott and the Doctor
• Lackadaisy
• Gamercat
• Solstoria
• Rise From Ashes
• Traceless Knight

Rate now it's wired I check every 2nd day for:

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Ava's Demon and Zoophobia are pretty rad.

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