>>9941573

A grown man draws this?

He's just trying to get hits from /tg/ because it works for Oglaf.

He's still a shitty writer with no brain and less talent.

>>9941573

You spelled "faggot" wrong, OP.

>>9941590
He's a midget

>>9941590
he's a midget

>>9941585

>>9941585
But the rule is always the last panel

>>9941598
But Oglaf keeps a finger on /tg/s pulse.

>>9941590
>draws
It's more copy/paste and dragging expressions than any actual drawing.

>>9941605
>>9941611
MIDGETMIND

>>9941590
>Draws

That's because Oglaf is actually entertaining.
This is just retarded.

>>9941605
>>9941611
I short as shit too, I don't draw a video game nerd subculture comic.

>>9941622
To be fair, he's been a little better about that lately, which is why it looks like ass.

he's worse than Liefeld

>>9942215
Liefeld despite his incompetence created many characters who took off once he stopped working with them.

>Oglaf is actually entertaining
Ahahahaha no.
Oglaf is almost Buckley-tier.

>>9941681
He has been taking introduction to digital art, and freehand drawing courses at a somewhat local junior college.

Stop posting this awful shit. That comic was from yesterday, you don't think it was posted about 5-6 times yesterday?

I doubt I'm alone in not wanting to read that fucked up comic, so why do people insist on posting it here?

>>9942258
Your opinions based on your personal bias and lack of taste != commonly accepted fact.

>>9941585
That's a good one.

>>9942258
Meh, I enjoy it.

B^U

>>9942241
And he liked to recycle his own designs, before other writers have him a sense of humor, Wade Wilson/Deadpool was just Slade Wilson/Deathstroke in a bad spiderman costume.

>>9942365
B^Utthurt

>>9942258
She did have some hits though.

Fountain of doubt springs to mind

Sage for B^U

Stop posting this shit here.

>>9942440

He's jumping on the traditional games bandwagon to try and steal some of Penny Arcade's fanbase, and doing it very badly by doing it very wrong.

>>9942537
he's been trying to steal PA's fanbase ever since the first comic...

difference is PA is funny

>>9941598

How can you have less than no talent?

That's like... he's so untalented that everyone else in the world becomes a little bit more talented proportionately.

Actually that kinda makes sense.

>>9942554

PA is SOMETIMES funny.

As a fa/tg/uy I appreciate their frequent digressions into D&D stuff, but even I know they're not funny when they do.

Their vidya stuff is pretty funny, though. And when it's not funny it's incisive at the very least.

>>9942626
I was comparing to CaD

>>9942626
PA is sometimes funny? Really? Never seen that happen.

>>9942739
You lack a sense of humor.

HURR NOTHING IS FUNNY

MY SENSE OF HUMOUR IS TOO ADVANCED FOR YOU PLEBS

>>9942811
Dominic Deegan reader detected.

Also, B^U

8^O

Let's just throw these out here so you idiots who have never produced a worthwhile thing in your lives can get on with hating them too:
- XKCD
- Order of the Stick
- Keychain of Creation
- Goblins (lol goblins)
- Darths & Droids

>>9942866
I like XKCD

>>9942866

Dont forget DM of the Rings.


Beyond that, XKCD and Darths are both awesome.

>>9942866
>- XKCD
Alright, though at times preachy
>- Order of the Stick
Stagnant
>- Keychain of Creation
Never heard of it
>- Goblins (lol goblins)
Its art looks relatively mediocre
>- Darths & Droids
Hilarious

>>9942866
I like OOTS and xkcd. KoC is cool, too, but not my favorite.

>>9942909
early OotS was pretty good though

>>9942866
hey buckley...I think you failed :)

>>9942866
Dont forget Erfworld

>>9942866
Wait are you trying to say that CAD is a worthwhile creation?

>>9942960
its buckley trying to prove to himself we don't hate him but we hate just all popular webcomics


Failure is at its place

>>9942866

You forgot:

Gone with the blastwave.

Hark! a vagrant.

>>9942992
Gone with the blastwave never updates though

>>9942946
I love Erfworld.

Everything else, though?

XKCD is HERP DERP LOOK AT ME I'M SO SMART AND LONELY. OOTS is wordswordswords and can't decide whether to be funny or serious. Haven't really read keychain, seems like an OOTS knock-off. Goblins speaks for itself. I fogot to keep reading Darths and Droids but it's top-notch.

Dr. McNinja should count. It somehow manages lolsorandum without being annoying.

>>9942999

Still, there are those who haven't read through them.

>>9942960
Hell no. CAD deserves pretty much all the stick it gets.

>>9942981
Hah, no. I just get peeved when the hate steamroller gets into motion from CAD-beating and the herd of stampeding fa/tg/uys then proceed to claim that every other webcomic out there is "talentless" and "unfunny". The current crowd have actually impressed me.

(Besides, Buckly, go somewhere where he might have to listen to criticism without being able to ban people? Pull the other one.)

>>9942909
KoC is sort of OotS for Exhalted: http://keychain.patternspider.net/
Only the humour is different, and quite often it's serious instead. It...varies. The author (allegedly, anyway) has been part of discussions of it here before.

>>9942992
I "forgot" tons. Shlock Mercenary is god-tier, but it's only /tg/-related in that it's moderately hard sci-fi.

GwtBW was indeed ace, but didn't it stall and die off over a year ago?

>>9943006

>XKCD is HERP DERP LOOK AT ME I'M SO SMART AND LONELY. OOTS is wordswordswords and can't decide whether to be funny or serious.

so true.

>>9943081
Evidently it's still going, the author just doesn't really want to make comics.

Kate Beaton makes the only good webcomic on the net.

>>9942866
>xkcd
Enjoy it, although I'd agree with the "sometimes preachy" comment
>Order of the Stick
Works better in dead tree format, because the lack of coherent schedule doesn't fuck with story progression
>Keychain of Creation
"Good but not great", although it's generally fun enough that it doesn't matter. Is also best way available to experience Exalted's awesome fluff.
>Goblins
The one good thing about the comic was when it plugged "The Name of the Wind", which was an amazing book. Otherwise, potentially interesting idea done in most ham-handed fashion possible
>Darths & Droids
Awesome in its own right. Also does more than anyone besides Matthew Stover to make the prequels bearable.

>>9943057
buckley posts on and browses /v/

wouldn't be to hard to think his sudden change of "...humor" would be from branching out to /tg/

>>9943112

...doesn't /v/ hate his guts too?

>>9943112
The idea of this frightens me.

>>9943112
...with his fragile psyche? Are you sure it's not a troll impersonating him?

>>9943128
/v/ hates his guts but they post CaD a lot and make their own versions off it

I think he mistook it for appraisal

>>9943145

I don't see how mocking laughter can sound like approving applause, but whatever.

>>9943143
Explain me where else could someone who uses the WoW quest sign on a DM hood get any ideas about RP from?

Other comics of note:

Achewood has moments of awesome ("comic sans inventor", the entire Great Outdoor Fight) and moments of Your Mileage May Vary

Schlock Mercenary is god-tier.

Dresden Codak is beautifully drawn and occasionally interesting.

Dominic Deegan is shit. If you didn't already know that, consider yourself warned.

Least I Could Do is sometimes fun, sometimes not.

Sluggy Freelance was one of the first, and still has moments of greatness despite 10+ years of continuity bogging it down.

>>9943129
It's pretty obvious, is what it is.

GCC great webcomic or greatest webcomic?

>>9943165
Speaking of continuity, am I the only one who hates it when Bob the Angry Flower does plot arcs?

Recurring callbacks like Hamsterfall and the narrator guy are fine, but the "Cracking" thing was terrible.

Good webcomics:
Kate beaton.
dresen codak.
gunnerkrigg court.

Bad webcomics:
the shit you keep yammering about

>>9943165
>Dominic Deegan is shit. If you didn't already know that, consider yourself warned.

Dominic Deegan is a series of interesting concepts handles in the most ham fisted way imaginable.

ITT: My favorite webcomic > your favorite webcomic

All this needs is a God Tier / Shit Tier macro.

>>9943165
>Schlock Mercenary is god-tier.
Someone explain the appeal behind a scifi-themed political newspaper strip, because I don't get it.

>>9943187
That is....surprisingly well done. and even close to the actual artist's work.....
.....
....
....um.

>>9943230
Someone's good with photoshop. Deal.

>>9943199
>Kate beaton.
>dresen codak.
>gunnerkrigg court.

You just lost all credibility when you claimed that shit was good.

>>9943226
Because, like most of the good military sci-fi out there, the author's political views (while evident in the strip) don't generally get in the way of telling an enjoyable story.

If you want bad military sci-fi, try anything by John Ringo or Tom Kratman.

On a different subject, I can't believe I forgot Gunnerkrigg Court. Especially since it's pretty damn /tg/-related, setting-wise. Not to mention amazingly good.

No one has mentioned Axe Cop yet? I am disappoint.

>>9943226
I haven't read schlock in months, when did it turn political?

>>9943294
Herp.

/tg/ webcomics I enjoy are DM of the Ring, althoug it's finished, Darths and Droids, Erfworld and Guilded Age.

Penny Arcade does some good /tg/ related comics too.

>>9941573
Reported for B^U

>>9943165
Also, El Goonish Shive: GENDER BENDING, FURRY TRANSFORMATION, FETISH MATERIAL GALORE.

>>9943371
Fuck that fag. He did a year and a half's worth of comics about ONE NIGHT AT A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

>>9943299

Just got here, but Axe Cop is Awesome. :D

>>9943397
But, but...

GENDER BENDING.
AND FURRIES.

>>9943331
It hasn't. Someone's just hypersensitive. Like any work fiction, the setting follows the rules of the author's worldview.

>>9943371
I'd ask you to hold your breath until you experience brain damage, but I'm afraid that wouldn't do anything.

>>9943230
You'll be in your bunk then?

>>9943437
I'm pretty far left wing and allergic to most things on the right and I haven't so much as sniffled while reading Schlock mercenary. Is there some hidden meaning I'm missing here?

>>9943437
I wasn't saying it was political, I was saying it reads like a newspaper strip.

>>9943458
>I wasn't saying it was political

Yes you did. Your exact words were:
>Someone explain the appeal behind a scifi-themed political newspaper strip, because I don't get it.

>>9943521
Poltical. Newspaper. Strip. The latter two take precedence.

>>9943419
No, no. Shive has no pacing. The Wotch is better. Too bad the author and artist have apparently sodded off to mmorpg land or something.

Hey OP

>>9943187
REMEMBER WHEN EVERYONE HAD A SQUARE FACE?

I DO

I recall from when I used to like CAD, when I was like 16 he stated he hated DnD and thought that traditional gamers were the biggest losers in gaming.

Considering he's a mal-proportioned, unstable misogynist asshole who will do anything to improve his faltering fanbase, this seems up his alley to try and con in some gamers. Because PvP and Penny Arcade are doing it too.

>>9943687
>I used to like CAD
Bleach. Gullet. Now.

CAD is just so fucking pathetic it's said

>>9943299
>>9943414
>Art by Ethan Nicolle (Age 29)
>Written by Malachai Nicolle (Age 5)
Didn't notice that before, but it explains a lot.

>>9943709
Come on now, he said it was when he was 16. Everyone knows that nobody under the age of 30 has valid opinions on anything.

Pictures for Sad Children is pretty okay sometimes. It's a such a downer if you take it seriously though.

>>9943802
>>9943794
>>9943773
Isn't this the webcomic that occasionally likes to go
"Hey you reading this comic, fuck you. That is all."
for no reason?

>>9943732
yeah, there was this one time that the artist called up his little brother to write a comic, and he recorded the call so that fans could hear the kid's "writing"

basically, best kid ever. his imagination is god-tier

>>9943828
No. I don't know what you're talking about; I've never seen anything like that.

>>9943709
I was 16, I'm 21 now.

>>9942334
>lack of taste
>webcomics
>porn webcomic
Hahaha, oh wow.

>>9943828
No, that's Something Positive.

Which is brilliant in its own sadistic way, although has kind of slid into depressing middle-aged failure along with its cast.

>>9943885
>Implying Oglaf is porn just because it's got sex in it
Yeah, some sad muppet probably does fap to it, but I expect most people just laugh. Since that is, after all, the point these days.

Has /tg/ not read Problem Sleuth? Because it is awesome. As is most anything from MSPaint Adventures.

>>9943773

It was good for a while, but as with many comics he started to run out of material. Best before the ghost isn't around as much. Some awesome rants though, I particularly liked his nerd rant.

I get why some people read it as basically a huge fuck you. There are many times when that's the whole joke.