Top Five Online Comics That I Read
You know, sometimes you just get bored with the Netlife. Flaming hapless noobs on message boards gets strangely unfulfilling. & how many times can you refresh your LJ Friends page until it hits you that you NEED TO STAND UP? Whenever I get that odd urge to move about, I can usually turn to online comics that are guaranteed to entertain me. Especially the ones that have complete archives, so's that I can go back & catch up on whatever I missed before I came across them. Plus, you could probably surf through online comics at work without there being any sound other than your laughter. No one will be the wiser! So, without further ado...
5. Get Fuzzy LJ Feed - While technically not an online comic, it is quite amusing & at times, completely adorable. It's like The Adventures of Milo & Otis, only two dimensional, & they really talk. & almost entirely not like Milo & Otis.
4. White Ninja Comics Archive - Admiteddly, it's dumb dumb dumb humour. But there's some sort of inexplicable charm in it, I can't explain. White Ninja can entertain me for hours, because every once in awhile, I just need to be able to read something without trying to figure it out.
3. VG Cats Archive - The Video Game Cats aren't for everyone, especially if you have no knowledge of old school video games or any knowledge of current games. It's certainly ADULT humour at times, & childish at others. Pretty solid all the time.
2. CTRL+ALT+DEL Archives - one that I came across fairly recently, like the VG Cats, kinda centered on video game culture, kinda growing up, that sorta thing. Relationships & dealing with crazy women are all a part of this strip, which shows a surprising amount of heart through the archives.
1. Perry Bible Fellowship Archive - occasionally hit & miss, but when it hits, man it's fucking funny. & potentially offensive as well, though in a fucking funny way. Also, a limitless supply of icons could be maded from the strips. SOLID GOLD.
5. Get Fuzzy LJ Feed - While technically not an online comic, it is quite amusing & at times, completely adorable. It's like The Adventures of Milo & Otis, only two dimensional, & they really talk. & almost entirely not like Milo & Otis.
4. White Ninja Comics Archive - Admiteddly, it's dumb dumb dumb humour. But there's some sort of inexplicable charm in it, I can't explain. White Ninja can entertain me for hours, because every once in awhile, I just need to be able to read something without trying to figure it out.
3. VG Cats Archive - The Video Game Cats aren't for everyone, especially if you have no knowledge of old school video games or any knowledge of current games. It's certainly ADULT humour at times, & childish at others. Pretty solid all the time.
2. CTRL+ALT+DEL Archives - one that I came across fairly recently, like the VG Cats, kinda centered on video game culture, kinda growing up, that sorta thing. Relationships & dealing with crazy women are all a part of this strip, which shows a surprising amount of heart through the archives.
1. Perry Bible Fellowship Archive - occasionally hit & miss, but when it hits, man it's fucking funny. & potentially offensive as well, though in a fucking funny way. Also, a limitless supply of icons could be maded from the strips. SOLID GOLD.