Webcomics
Love 'em, hate 'em, indifferent to 'em, they are varied and numerous and like all things are both good and bad.
There are good webcomics, like KILL SIX BILLION DEMONS
And there are no-good, terrible, trash webcomics like Least I Could Do
Talk about both good and bad webcomics here, but please properly attribute and link all comics that you post
God, I used to like Least I Could Do. I think about that and still feel ashamed.
Do you think itāll kill this thread if I just say the word Homestuck?
Iāll up the ante and say Homestuck isnāt a comic, and should be classified as a visual novel.
Homestuck is not merely a webcomic, it is The Story of the Vivian Girls, in What is Known as the Realms of the Unreal, of the Glandeco-Angelinian War Storm, Caused by the Child Slave Rebellion of the Internet.
It is a dirty, gross, messy, transcendent, and beautiful thing that you should check out if you have any interest in it
Or not, whatever, itās not my business to tell you what to do
Iāve pretty much always really loved Questionable Content, I binge read it to catch up 4-5 years ago and havenāt looked back. Reading the new strip is still one of the most delightful parts of my week days.
URL for those interested: http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=3471
Iām currently very into Sakana by Mad Rupert. Itās about a group of good, goood fish boys at the Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo.
My absolute favorite webcomic right now is definitely Cucumber Quest
Itās just very good and very pretty and very funny and itās take on your Typical Legendary Heroic Quest is one thats pulled at my heart just, so so much, im so worried about these kids, about basically every single character, and if anything bad happened to anyone i think i would die???
RE: Homestuck, i dont think iāll ever, forget, my time with homestuck, RIP MSPA Forums lmao.
I used to read a handful, but Iāve narrowed them over time to just a few:
Is this where I wistfully talk about Achewood as I get misty eyed with a thousand yard stare
My webcomic RSS feed is like 100+ deep. I feel like Iām drowning some days. Been digging a lot of Vattu, but then again Iāve always been a giant sucker for Evan Dahm.
Homestuck, looking back on it several years after the fact, felt more like a religious revival than a piece of media. Lord knows I got into it.
Seconding K6BD and Sakana
You should read everything Evan Dahm has ever touched
Stand Still Stay Silent is incredible and updates with the fury of a mad god
the most obscure one I try to advocate for is Ethās Skin
My actual answers right now are KILL SIX BILLION DEMONS which is absolutely my fave and also Band vs Band which is so good and cute and gay. Also shout out to Anime Club, gone but not forgotten. They died doing what they loved, probably.
Achewood is a goddamn treasure and I can quote most of the strips and alt-text by heart.
Iām just going to leave a bunch of the ones I like here
Paranatural might actually be the funniest comic Iāve read in my life and is screamingly charming at all times, with some wonderfully ambitious panel arrangements
Never Satisfied is a really entertaining and grounded fantasy about a bunch of kids competing to win a role as a government mage. Lots of delicious drama, a great ensemble cast, one of the (the?) main chars is enby
Goodbye to Halos is fairly new & is a very promising slice of life / fantasy comic about a magic trans girl
Supernormal Step is a fantasy-superhero-??? story thatās really clever, super well drawn, the protag is aroace
Gunnerkrigg Court is a super clever āsci-fantasy school lifeā comic that is consistently charming and wildly creative
Erfworld is probably the nerdiest comic in existence and is a masterclass in worldbuilding
Questionable Content is the only one Iām reading. I used to read 'em more but Iām really bad at keeping up with things and lost track of a bunch. 
I would like to say it is still important to go back and read Gun Show by KC Green, both as a wonderful treasure by itself and also as the source of the āthis is fineā meme
