Comics How you like your Webcomics?

[Bakuma1997]

I personally like them slice of life, i lack the comitement for following a full fledged series especially since it can end abruptly in a bad cliffhanger (Looking at you Klonoa Dream Travelers of Noctis Sol)

 

[Bonkers225]

I don't. I think they're awful. Which is why I don't read any manhwas. Atleast the ones from modern times.

 

[Yousef]

I don't. I think they're awful. Which is why I don't read any manhwas. Atleast the ones from modern times.

Not totally sure if it counts as a manhwa since it’s Korean and not Chinese, but it’s in the spirit of one and I utterly despised LOOKISM, one of the worst stories I’ve read at the time.

 

[ciro64]

I prefer fully fledged serials. My exception would be Another Piece of Candy, but that only works because I was already attached to the characters beforehand.

Speaking of webcomics, I took a look at ComicFury a while ago, made me feel like I was on SmackJeeves again. It's exciting to see what people put out there, even if the content is more often than not rough around the edges.

 

[Bonkers225]

Not totally sure if it counts as a manhwa since it’s Korean and not Chinese, but it’s in the spirit of one and I utterly despised LOOKISM, one of the worst stories I’ve read at the time.

Manhwa means comic/cartoon in Korean.

 

[Antilocal123]

Full of hot beefy men.

 

[ATenderLad]

Is this still what webcomics means?

 

[LiberoVulpesLiberoVulpes's icon]

I used to read Snafu, so... Stupid with a lot of fanservice i guess.

I haven't read webcomics in ages, so no idea what's out there, beside whatever boring korean thing someone recommends me and I promptly ignore.

 

[χKai]

I miss the spritecomic River City High, it was a goofy loose-telling of the events of River City Ransom but with the element of silliness and has since vanished from the internet.

It was up there with 8-Bit Theater, Mana Theater, Kid Radd, and RPG World, though another I thoroughly enjoyed was Too Short For A Life, a story that takes place in the Megaman X universe. You can still find TSFAL archives, but it's rather obscure nowadays.

Too Short for a life - Archive

I don't think webcomic is limited to spritecomic though; And It Don't Stop is still one of my favorites to this day, I enjoyed Problem Sleuth and Homestuck by the same author.

And It Don't Stop

And It Don't Stop is a comic written and drawn by Andrew Hussie, with a co-creator credit for Tauhid Bondia.

mspfa.com

 

[kingofdragons]

Haven't been reading the more serious serial comics for a while, mostly after manga and now webtoons became much more easily accessible. Still read some of the older comedic ones, like Oglaf.

 

[Carlnshake]

I like my web comics the same way I like to drink my coffee:

Spoiler

naked

 

[bjork]

I liked White Ninja Comics, but that was... 20 years ago? It was dumb and that was the point

 

[Skeleben]

I was always a fan of silly gag-a-week comics that dipped into serialized storytelling, and every week you weren't sure if you were gonna get a fun joke comic or a big lore drop. 'Blind Alley' in particular is really good at this particular trick.