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[maevele]

I was trying to cheer myself up with webcomics, but am not finding anything funny.

suggestions?

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[dingsi]

Most webcomics I have bookmarked are rather... sad. So I'm afraid I'm not much of help, there. (Pearls Before Swine is not sad, but the strips are hit-and-miss. Though I'll never forget Annie May, the sea anemone enemy. :D) I also love this page from 2D Goggles, and this one from Three Panel Soul.

[daedala]

Zooborns is not a webcomic, but it is the anti-depression blog.

[bibliofile]

unshelved_feed, xkcd_feed, Cat and Girl (more existential than LOL), that dinosaur comic. Pretty predictable.

[upstart-crow.livejournal.com]

Not a big web comics reader, but ... Penny Arcade? My girlfriend showed me a strip today (about the EA booth babe sexism fail) and it amused me.:

http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2009/7/29/

[idiomagic.livejournal.com]

Not a comic, but this site is hilarious:
http://www.textsfromlastnight.com/

[angrylemur.livejournal.com]

Achewood, Gunnerkrigg Court, A Softer World, Octopus Pie, Scary-Go-Round, Diesel Sweeties.

Those are all the webcomics I read on a regular basis. I am a webcomics snob.

[rhipowered.livejournal.com]

Templar, AZ can be pretty damn funny.

[popelizbet.livejournal.com]

Seconding Templar. I also like Cat and Girl.

[yeloson.livejournal.com]

Ever read Minus? Cute and funny!

http://www.kiwisbybeat.com/minus.html

[emzebel.livejournal.com]

I love Questionable Content. It's not perfect from a social justice perspective, but it amuses me.

[emilytheslayer.livejournal.com]

johnnywander.com

Adorable, done by two friends of mine, and new enough that you won't lose more than an hour or so to the archives.

[raanve]

I love Questionable Content, Dinosaur Comics, and sometimes Wondermark is funny.

Kate Beaton's comic Hark, a Vagrant is usually very entertaining, but from more a history/literature dork perspective.

[angrylemur.livejournal.com]

Oh Dinosaur comics! I forgot that one. Yes, is good webcomic. My partner is depressive, and he reads it when he's in not-good places. It usually gets a chuckle.

Also, it taught me that the phrase "hards-on" is grammatically correct, which is beautiful and amazing.