What's your favourite webcomic?

Oglaf (NSFW)

XKCD

Calvin & Hobbes I guess doesn't count.

Pepper and Carrot

Always a fan of Slack Wyrm

Pokemon the Previous Generation

Cheif O Brian at work

These are the main ones apart from my crippling xkcd addiction

Ive been following Questionable Content and Grrl Power for years.

Also another +1 for Pepper & Carrot.

Mr Lovenstein has some great shit

Loading Artist

I'm a big fan of the weekly roll (webtoons), a silly fun D&D comic that used to release weekly, now is a bit more sporadic but still good.

Also on the subject of sporadic D&D comics, The Order of the Stick is an extremely long running comic that is very well made and humorous.

Ended now, but Go Get a Roomie is a slice of life LGBTQ+ comic, mildly NSFW, that's fun to read and currently doing a rerun.

And as everyone else has said, XKCD is always a classic.

xkcd, smbc

Slackwyrm

Scandinavia and the World

I think False Knees has to be it. Beautiful illustrations and heartwarming writing

Edit: One of my favourites from them It's part of a chill 31-part storyline, which I recommend reading from the start

I've always admired the Perry Bible Fellowship. Not a lot of new content these days but it's all gold.

Florkofcows is great.

I don't have a single favorite one, so here is a top three, in no particular order:

Freefall The first webcomic i read, started in 1998 and still updating three times a week.

El Goonish Shive Another longrunner, started 2002 and still going. Helped me with figuring out some gender stuff.

How to be a werewolf Newest one on the list, starting in 2015, also still going.

Eastcostitnotes, at least lately. Couldn't find a good link, so here's an Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/eastcoastitnotes/

Xkcd is my favorite of all time.

Gunnerkrigg Court

Carboniferous

Fisheye Placebo

Recently found litterboxcomics. Works best if you are a parent.

PBF and Extra Fabulous are probably my favorites. Strange Planet gets an honorable mention.

For a long time, it used to be Square Root of Minus Garfield - I actually got my username from there.

Nowadays, it's probably xkcd.

I've got a few saved in insta

https://instagram.com/explosmofficial?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

https://instagram.com/sarahandersencomics?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

https://instagram.com/mrlovenstein?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

https://instagram.com/war.and.peas?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

https://instagram.com/loadingartist?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

There's more, and many probably have proper websites, but these are some of my favourites

I'm boring. Xkcd and Oglaf.

I'm not sure if it counts as a traditional webcomic, but the One Punch Man Webcomic is definitely my favorite.

FlorkofCows. Not the most traditional webcomic, but I love just how off the wall and unpredictable his comics are. Goes from wholesome to hilarious to WTF on a dime.

C&H

Kill Six Billion Demons

Second place goes to Unsounded

I have several, but in addition to some that others have already mentioned, these long-runners are quite good:

• Carciphona (ongoing)
• Digger (completed)
• Everblue (ongoing; might be back from hiatus?)
• Habourmaster (ongoing)

I don't have one

The Pigeon Gazette

Three Panel Soul, which doesn't update often. The archives have some real gold; I just wish there was a good way to search them.

Twistwood Tales is clever and cute and sometimes really tugs at the heartstrings.

Dustinteractive, which has ended it's run.

OGLAF once in a blue moon when I need a dose of the bizarre.

Also xkcd, SMBC, and Perry Bible Fellowship, of course.

I wanted to answer, but after reading other comments I've learned that there are other kinds of webcomics than Korean (and Chinese ig)