Kevin's Watch

I read quite a few webcomics, most of which are a bit too twisted to link in here.

The first one I really got into was Something Positive, which contains lots of bad language (don't click kids!) and is set in, that apparent haven for cartoonists, Boston.

My favourite is Sporkman, the story of the man who is simultaneously a crime-fighting super hero and that most useful of utensils.

Far Side and Calvin and Hobbes as well, I gotta admit.

--A

Calvin and Hobbes is definitely a great strip. Unfortunately, my local paper stopped running it a few years back.
Non-Sequitur and Zits are also growing on me (not literally! )

I read OPUS every sunday. Nothing else has caught my attention.

The Farside, Calvin and Hobbes, and Foxtrot were/are the only ones I ever really enjoyed that ran in the paper.

The Far Side was great. I used to really like Dilbert too, but for some reason I just completely stopped reading it a couple of years ago.

Bloom County, Calvin & Hobbs, Far Side & Opus are the only ones I ever really liked, though I also like some of the classics like Beetle Bailey, Hagar the Horrible, and Dagwood. Of the other ones, Garfeild, Doonesburry and Nancy stand out as the ones I hated the most.

Yeah, I think we need to find the people who think Kathy, Marvin, The Family Circus, and For Better or Worse are funny and slap them on the back of the head. Those strips have been stinking up the Sunday paper for as long as I can remember (same for Garfield and Peanuts, though they both used to be funny at one point).

Doonesbury any day, and Broomhilda (I'm not even sure any paper is still running that)

9 Chickweed Lane, Frank and Ernest, Pearls Before Swine, in that order.

Of expired strips: Calvin and Hobbes, Bloom County, Peanuts (from roughly 1955 to 1975), and some of the screwball 1930s strips like Smokey Stover.

Webcomics: I have a soft spot for Angst Technology and Day By Day.

ur-bane wrote:Calvin and Hobbes is definitely a great strip. Unfortunately, my local paper stopped running it a few years back.
Non-Sequitur and Zits are also growing on me (not literally! )

I forgot Non-Sequitur. That's a good one, too!

Rose Is A Rose is the antithesis of a good comic, but i am hooked on the awfulness of it.

I'm a fan of Ctrl Alt Delete... the link to that was already posted in the first page, but here it is anyhow. www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/

Toothpast for dinner!


www.toothpastefordinner.com/

look upon this mighty work and despair...

www.unitedmedia.com/comics/roseisrose/