The Reverend's big book of webcomics - I read each and every one of these...

[Reverend]

Alright, I have just decided that I am going to actually get down onto this forum a link to every single webcomic that I actually read. Crazy, yes. Studid, yes. Perhaps even grotesque... But I some of my job has thankfully been done for me since i don't really need to reiterate much about Mac Hall, RPG World, Okashina Okashi, or Mega Tokyo. But I read something like 30 of these suckers, so I'm going to be at it for a while.

When this gets up, feel free to PM me any I miss, that way I can add them

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The first installment, in alphabetical order:

Annie The Hardcore Gamer: She's here to prove that you can be cute, AND tick it to all the suckas, it's ANNIE!
Avalon High: Get your mind off the drugs, this has all your favorite shojo goodness, but with Canadian high school students!
Brainstorms: It's a bit of a niche comic, and requires you to real the fanfics, but it's a TF sprite comic! Yay!
Bob and George: The grandaddy of all Mega Man sprite comics, this is highly reccomended for wasting time. Booyaka!
College Roomies from Hell: If you have a taste for insanity, this ones really good. Has amazingly deep characters, and more angst than I know what to do with!
Cool Cat Studio: This ones gone on permanent hiatus, but bosts great art and better characters.
Wendy, the Online Comic: Weirdness personified, I still can't figure this one out, but can be very fun to read. Beware of blatant fan service though.
Dungeon Damage: medieval europe blended with fantasy, this is a well drawn comic with an action flare; and you might learn something too.
Elf Life: Wonder story being woven here, and great artwork to back it up. I heartily reccomend this one.
Ever Summer Eve: A wonderful online shojo, which is never a bad thing. Magic, bishounen, and great artwork.
Everything Jake: A rougher crowd this one, but contains one the of the single best storylines I've ever seen for a webcomic. Be wary of course language and other adult themes if they upset you.
Exploitation (rest of name withheld): If you want to know about this one, PM me. I will not be responsible for corrupting today's youth.
FANS: This defies description, the best science fiction webcomic I have come across. Makes you want to fall in love with scifi all over again.
Ghost Hunters: Have you guessed yet that I really love a good manga?
GTS: Interesting to say the least, needs to update more though. Given time can be really good.
It's Walky!: Part of what's nice of being around for five years is having such rich characters. Definitely read this, it's worth it.

That's enough right now for installment One. I'll throw more in on Thursday/over weekend. I'm only up to the "I's" if you noticed. And remember to remind me of any I forgot!

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This is Sperrit: "Hi!"
This is Sperrit promoting Rev's list: "Dude! I read like ALL of those comics and they all rock! Go read them, poor people who have not heard of them before! You will love them!"
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I just want you to all know I have not forsaken thee, Installment II is coming soon.

Lets say Monday for sake of argument. Should I miss deadline, I'll laden myself up with pocky and be run over by a ravenous Sakura-chan

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Wow. I know that would inspire ME to get it done! *shivers* Hugged and nibbled to death! What a way to go!

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Exactly what I was thinking

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[B] Volume II is now here [/B

Yup, I'm saving myself from being dressed up as a giant pocky and set in front of Sakura-chan.

Now then:
KEENSPOT: Great place to find web comic links
Life of Riley: I guess you shouldn't be suprised it has some religious symbolism to it, but this is a really great strip with good art and a deeper storyline then there seems to be, reccomended reading
Lovarian Adventures: Great fantasy strip, which admittedly has a more mature feel to it, but certainly worth checking out.
Mac Hall: Inconsistent at times but well worth it; was brought up in a topic in the "Blow Off Steam" forum, so it's making waves
Mega Tokyo: Do I honestly have to sing more about the praises of this comic? Piro's now moved to doing MT full time, so the more people reading it is more support for our favorite non-PO artist
Okashina Okashi: Parody of shojo manga, which may seem redundant, but quite humoruos nonetheless; go read
Penny Arcade: The first and most consistent webcomic I read, PA is a legend because it unlike most of the internet PA makes money
PO: C'mon, you'd think I'd miss this one?
Polymer City Chronicles: This has a great story to it and wonderful intrigue, though at the moment it's on hiatus to guest star ZIM!
PVP Magazine: Very professional, very funny; it's the Dilbert of all things gaming, and you just know you'd want to work there.
RPG World: This has come up before, but aside from pointing out every single great cliche in RPGs, it does it with style and a kick ass story to boot.
Sinfest: No, I'm not corrupting you, I'm furthering your spiritual growth by taching about love, relationships, and pimp ninjas...
SkyfallL: I said I like a good manga, this ones shaping up rather well
Tsunami Channel: Konstantin of the comic is a fellow CMU student in my anime group, and this is a well thought, well drawn comic to boot.
8-Biit Theater: I'd hope that you aren't suprised this made the list at all, really funny character maxing out the most FF sprites will give you.
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Whew, that be all the webcomic SITES that I visit. Some contain multiple comics, so if you're interested, there's those comics I can do as well.

[Doot]

Rev you are gonna keep us busy for years! ::

oh and psssttt: the PO link goes to pcoketotaku.com

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