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Just Achewood

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Total Members Voted: 45

[misterqueue]

I kind of enjoyed this and thought I would share.  It's no Achewood and I kind of hate the off-and-on Scott McCloud style side-scrolling but it was enjoyable nonetheless.

Plus it has Automatons!  AUTOMATONS!

[FlipConstantine]

I listed this on my read comics dammit.  We talked about this!  Anyway yeah, very good comic, hasn't updated in a long ass time though.

I like that the "bohemian drive" is identifiable by ***** BO.

[misterqueue]

Why am I just finding out about it then?  That's it... delete this thread for I am redundant!

[starlight]

I used to read around 40 back in the day before blogs and such took their place.

Now I just check achewood, Questionable Content, and Friendly Hostility / 5ideways (same artist / no spinoff) for the most part.  I think I'll start checking cat and girl which I'm glad I'm not the only one not already reading it.. once I saw that record collection shirt, I had to order it recently, so I figure if I have a shirt, I better at least halfway dedicate myself.. heh.

Now and then I'll check in with Toothpaste for Dinner and explodingdog, but it's been months recently.
For the record?  MegaTokyo was better in book format than online, but I only have vol.1.  I mostly read it since well, I was in my anime phase then.  I still like anime, but not enough to continue with that comic.

Also, I checked Ice now and then since I was dedicated to D101 before it ended, but now that's on hiatus.

[jough]

I read Achewood, Penny Arcade, and Concerned regularly, although the latter two haven't actually been good in a while.

[wombat]

I should have said that you should all read this one.  Yeah, OK, he didn't really post a comic today.  Just keep hitting 'back' till you get the hang of it.

And this is one I read that I am embarrassed about.  It's lame, and the design of the site makes me want to poke someone in the eye.  But it's there when I run out of other things to read. I have no better excuse.

[CortJstr]

I should have said that you should all read this one.  Yeah, OK, he didn't really post a comic today.  Just keep hitting 'back' till you get the hang of it.

And this is one I read that I am embarrassed about.  It's lame, and the design of the site makes me want to poke someone in the eye.  But it's there when I run out of other things to read. I have no better excuse.

I started reading Partially Clips after Lore linked there. I've never laughed out loud but several of the strips are amusing and the commentaries are nice.

[V-Adore]

Oh, man, I love AHPT too. I'm sincerely considering ordering the book, especially for the sheep poster. My favorite by far is the mayfly with SAD ("I just tell people I'm depresed").

[wombat]

I am of course particularly fond of this sloth one.

I just got his octopus tshirt ("Who wants four hugs?") in the mail.  It is so lovely that I decided it needs an outing tonight to a restaurant called Tako Grill, where the waiters wear octopus tshirts that I have always envied, and we will have a cephalopod-themed clothing battle to the death, or maybe just eat sushi, depending how it works out, I guess.

[swinehund]

For some reason I have three octopus shirts now. (this one here], one with Ultros, and another more generic one). I guess it's a theme now.

[theinevitable]

Wombat...
this comic is genius.

I do a thing where I save comics that I like.
and so far, I have saved almost every one.

thank you for this.

http://www.animalshaveproblemstoo.com/view.php?id=186

mmm.

[robot_god]

I just recently discovered a comic that I deemed worthy of unearthing this thread.  It's Boy on a Stick and Slither.  It's mostly about existentialism, but it seems to offer a buffet of philosophical and and practical topics.  Owl.



Naturally, like Achewood, I seem to have discovered this comic only a few days before a final exam.  No big deal, though, even without it I would still find ways to avoid studying.  In other news, the fourth year of pharmacy school becomes unreasonably difficult.

[NobleSavage]

I read Achewood, of coarse. And a few others:

http://www.comicblasphemy.com (my own, because I'm narcissistic)

http://www.cartridgecomics.com (Fun pop culture comics)

http://www.kreepykat.com (Just plain wrong some times, but great)

http://www.thecarottykid.co.uk (Great)

http://chibi.nekrozin.com/ (Unique)

http://www.gingerdead.com (Up and coming, and brilliant)

http://www.shortpacked.com (Humor for the toy collecting geeks in all of us. Or maybe just me.

I don't read many print comics, save for Get Fuzzy and Pearls Before Swine.

[RMJ12345]

This thread's a little dead, but...

Besides Achewood, I read QC (it's not hilarious, but it's good art and great character development (I once spent six hours just reading the 700-comics I hadn't in the archives), and Jeph is a really nice guy), and SMBC every day. I also read IndieTits (which I think is fuck*ng hysterical, I love it) and Niego when it updates, and I will read PVP, Dinosaur Comics, Penny Arcade, Day by Day, Get Your War On, Idiot Box, I Drew This, Filibuster Cartoons, Cox & Forkum, though I don't read any of those every day or check for updates periodically like I will with Niego and IndieTits.

In terms of print comics, I'm currently obsessed with a 25-year CD archive of Doonesbury that I got for Christmas. I also re-read my old Calvin and Hobbes books whenever I have access to them, and I read Get Fuzzy every day. I would read every strip in my local paper, but I don't get the paper any more.

[slink]

Since this thread is back, I'd add Alien Loves Predator to the list I read, although it seems an awful lot of people really don't like it.