“A Lesson Is Learned, But The Damage Is Irreversible” Regrettably the creators of this site (Dale Beran, writer and David Hellman, artist) are now on hiatus, however, the layout and art to be found at this site is highly stylistic and in general, really interesting. The archives alone are worth the price of admission.
 

Great web comic with some very funny dialogue. The art style is minimalist but wildly inventive. Worth a click or six.
 

Comic stip dating back to ‘98 of a “boy on a stick” (literally, a boy’s head at the end of a two by four) and his friend “slither” (a very large green snake. Definitely qualifies for the “Seal of Bizarreness”.
 

Amazing stylized pixel-art with an indie-rock soundtrack. (Does it get any better?) Diesel Sweeties tells the tales of a girl’s love of her robot, etc.
 

Hilarious comic entirely consisting of 6 repeated panels of rampaging dinosaurs with varying snappy dialogue. Very “Onion-esque”. I like.
 

Elsie Hooper is a long running (since 2002) newspaper comic written and illustrated by Bob Krzykowski with a very dark storyline.

If you’re unfamiliar with it, go to the archives and start at the beginning. It draws you in pretty quickly.

“hi my name is sam, i draw pictures, from your titles.” And that’s exactly what he does. Very cool stick-figure art. With a nice, slightly psycho feel. I dig it.
 

“Sexy Robots and Violent Cyberpunks Webcomic”. If that tagline isn’t enough for you then a more in-depth description is unlikely to move you either.

Fabricari is the fine work of Steve “Fabricari” Harrison and co-writer Adam White. I like Steve’s art quite a bit and I recommend taking some time to browse through his image galleries. Good stuff - check it out.

Overcompensating is not only a symptom of insecurity, it is also happens to be a very cool web comic that you should read.   read more »

This weekly-updated Web comic by Greg Dean has been running since ‘99. Cool art style blending R.L. and comic styles, with good R.L. dialogue. Aptly named, and recommended.
 

I have always loved this twisted newspaper comic by Max Cannon.

Here you can find not only the latest Red Meat strips, but also vast quantities of the stuff in the Meat Locker. A must-see site.

Richard Pose has some good illustrations and comics on his site that you might want to check out. The navigation on his site seemed broken in places, so if you get stuck, I’ve listed links both to the main page and the comics section as well.
 

Scary Go Round is John Allison’s popular and long running web comic. Allison is very prolific, posting an entire page of comics (of several detailed and colored panels each) daily on his site. Indulge yourself a few clicks to see what all the hype is about.
 

Son of DaVinci features the excellent artwork of Micah J. Gunnell. The user interface on his site is interesting in and of itself. Make sure to browse through the Inks and Colors and Sequentials sections of his site. Good stuff.

Stephen Gilpin is a fantastic painter, illustrator and comic artist with a very cool style to his work that I really like. Pay his site a visit, I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.
 

Another great web comic with good style and edgy dialogue. I really like Liz Greenfield’s color work and the controlled quadtone palettes she uses. Check out the site!

“Comedy, Misery & Chaos”. A great site featuring webcomics/games/blog rants and more. I recommend a visit or three.
 

Tomer and Asaf are twin brothers of unimaginable talent, brilliance, and illustrative prowess. In addition to their solo illustration work, they have created a series of five (so far) experimental comic books together titled Bipolar. Very highly recommended.  read more »

Another great artist on the Slave Labor Graphics roster, Kovac’s work warrants a look or three.

His comics include Stitch and Skelebunnies. Promising titles indeed. Click through to see what I mean.