History Horrible / Webcomics

* '''''Webcomic/VeganArtbook''''' is off-putting even by the standards of AuthorTract comics. There is no nuance: the [[DesignatedHero "heroes"]] are all cardboard mouthpieces who do nothing but [[WriterOnBoard spout the author's views]] and occasionally use violence against [[DesignatedVillain meat-eaters]], which is apparently justified because they're meat-eaters and therefore "wrong". Non-vegans are reduced to blatant {{Straw Character}}s who are portrayed as either selfish monsters or ignorant clods who don't understand veganism. [[https://images.shoutwiki.com/badwebcomicswiki/thumb/4/4e/Vart_thatonelaw.jpg/420px-Vart_thatonelaw.jpg At one point]], they're even [[GodwinsLaw compared to Hitler]]. Even people who are genuinely unable to pursue a vegan diet for medical or economic reasons are considered AcceptableTargets. It also forgets to do its research and tends to reuse the same points in multiple strips. The closest it has to a redeeming quality is its cute [[{{Animesque}} Sanrio-esque]] artwork, and even that, according to various sources, is stolen or traced. In the end, you get a comic that doesn't really appeal to anyone: non-vegans find it too insulting to be readable, and vegans tend to find their treatment of non-vegans too extreme, even before the comic started bashing non-extreme vegans. [[https://kyrtuck.deviantart.com/art/Vegan-Artbook-Honest-Trailer-581048200 This]] ''WebVideo/HonestTrailers'' {{homage}} should tell you everything you need to know.

* '''''[[https://lessonsindistraction.comicgenesis.com/d/20070707.html Lessons in Distraction]]''''', by the author of ''Gamer Chicks'', is just as bad and possibly even worse. It's a blatant SelfInsert comic whose protagonist falls in love with an obvious {{Expy}} of [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII Sephiroth]]. It appears to be a desperate effort by the author to garner sympathy for her "dark and depressing" life; this might be why the main character is brutally harassed by the AlphaBitch for no reason. The plot is extremely confusing and hard to follow, with plot elements randomly introduced and then dropped just as quickly (like when the two main characters turn into animal things). The art style is the same as in ''Gamer Chicks'', including the use of CartoonCheese as a stand-in for crowds, but manages to be even worse because it's not even in color; this muddles the actions considerably. The comic stopped updating in August 2008, [[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing to the bereavement of nobody]].

* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004, with an incredibly UncertainAudience beyond the creator. The hand-drawn artwork is inconsistent and poorly drawn, even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. Juvenile plots and humor ripped from children's shows are juxtaposed with [[{{Gorn}} gruesome violence]] and frequent ([[FetishRetardant attempts at]]) {{fanservice}} and graphic sex. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' and ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', among other franchises. The plot initially revolved around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits before becoming increasingly autobiographical. This culminated in a SelfInsert who stole the show and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims to the point of incoherence; it incorporated everything from revenge fantasies to uncomfortable personal details, to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. It wasn't even well executed technically, as it often relied on [[WallOfText Walls of Text]], which could take up ''multiple pages'' [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].

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* '''''Chaos Diamonds 3''''' started as a rather mediocre ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' FanFiction before becoming a webcomic. Once that happened, the author started to shamelessly shoehorn his overpowered OriginalCharacter into the ''Sonic'' universe as Tails' SuperPoweredEvilSide (despite said character not even really being linked to the ''Sonic'' universe). Besides {{Squick}}y content such as 20-year-old Rouge seducing a 13-year old Tails, the writing mistakes {{Wangst}} for depth and meaning and the fight scenes rather shamelessly rip off ''Manga/DragonBall'' without Creator/AkiraToriyama's clarity or sense of flow.

* '''''Webcomic/GamerChicks''''' is a webcomic starring Suiren, a hyperactive YaoiFangirl and GamerChick, and Kirei, her snarky [[StraightMan level-headed]] roommate, who discuss video games and have wacky misadventures. Most strips involve Suiren doing three things: ''(1)'' reassuring the viewer that she's "[[GamerChick totally a girl and totally plays video games]]"; ''(2)'' fending off boys who are [[AllMenArePerverts only interested in her "boobies"]]; and ''(3)'' {{shipping}} video game characters [[GuyOnGuyIsHot of the same sex]]. That last one is particularly weird, because she obsesses over it to the point of discussing it in casual conversation with complete strangers and shows little respect for or understanding of LGBT dynamics; anyone who brings up how strange this is "[[TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong must be crazy or stupid]]". Outside of that, the plots range from [[https://gamerchicks.comicgenesis.com/d/20070512.html pointless]] to [[https://gamerchicks.comicgenesis.com/d/20061122.html completely pointless]], or else dryly and humorlessly recite [[http://gamerchicks.comicgenesis.com/d/20070114.html ancient jokes]]. The artwork is only slightly better than ''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}'''s; it's a horrific collision of UsefulNotes/MSPaint, [[FeaturelessPlaneOfDisembodiedDialogue empty white backgrounds]], and figures and faces ripped straight out of a bargain-bin "How to Draw Manga" book. It's also frighteningly OffModel, often leaving it unclear what an object is supposed to be -- most infamously, [[https://gamerchicks.comicgenesis.com/d/20070922.html a crowd of people]] is represented by a single block of CartoonCheese. And it showed little to no improvement in its three-year run, going from [[https://gamerchicks.comicgenesis.com/d/20060228.html this]] to [[https://gamerchicks.comicgenesis.com/d/20090801.html this]].
* '''''Girlz 'n Games''''', like ''Gamer Chicks'', is a webcomic exploring the "comedy" that comes from [[GamerChick girls liking geeky things like video games]]. The jokes are stale, poorly delivered, and unfunny (such as references to ''VideoGame/{{Portal}}''[='=]s [[MemeticMutation cake jokes]] about two years too late). Many jokes are misogynistic; usually they evoke [[RealWomenDontWearDresses genre snobbery directed at women]], but a few are DomesticAbuse jokes that fail to [[CrossesTheLineTwice cross the line a second time]]. The dialogue is terrible even when it's not a joke. The art is flat and underwhelming, suffers from GISSyndrome, has OnlySixFaces, and has seen no improvement since the comic first began.

* '''''Webcomic/{{Lightbringer}}''''' [[https://lightbringer.comicgenesis.com/d/20060315.html is a]] story by Creator/LewisLovhaug -- indeed, the same one who became a CausticCritic on his show ''WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall''. He's [[CreatorBacklash very ashamed of it]] (to the point of putting the entire strip and its characters into the PublicDomain), and with good reason. It's a ClicheStorm of comic book stories; the protagonist is an [[Franchise/{{Batman}} orphan whose parents were murdered]], he can [[Franchise/GreenLantern create solid constructs out of light]], his powers [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk sometimes spark when he's angry]], and his costume looks suspiciously like [[https://dcau.fandom.com/wiki/File:Doctor_Light.png Dr. Light's]]. The protagonist starts out as a [[StrawmanPolitical straw pacifist]] who refuses to use his powers because it goes against his philosophy, but when his inaction leads to a woman being attacked, he does a complete 180, swears off pacifism entirely, and becomes a BloodKnight prone to [[AuthorFilibuster huge, preachy monologues]] with stilted and ham-fisted dialogue. In the end, he's bland and UnintentionallyUnsympathetic. The plot is poorly paced and paper-thin, with significant events happening out of nowhere without so much as a HandWave. The art is awful, with distractingly wonky perspectives and proportions and a bad UsefulNotes/MSPaint coloring job; it does improve over time, but only reaches a decent level when the guest artists start coming in.
* '''''The Loco Bandito''''', by none other than Cinemassacre's Creator/MikeMatei, is [[GrossoutShow disgusting]] and downright racist. There's almost no attempt at humor; it's just graphic {{NSFW}} imagery, JustForFun/{{egregious}} language, ToiletHumor, and ethnic stereotypes. The ''best'' joke of this kind is the Bandito ejaculating on a series of ethnic stereotypes, only to realize he's [[BoomerangBigot an ethnic stereotype himself]] and [[{{Squick}} defecate on his own face]]; anything that has even a chance at working is undone by its disgusting nature. While Cinemassacre productions are no stranger to gross-out humor, the good ones at least have a counterbalance of some kind (''e.g.'' ''WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'' is mostly about reviewing video games). Matei apparently tried to get the comics published, but no one would take him up; he originally claimed that "no one had the balls" to do it, but later realized that he just wasn't a good writer, admitting to being inspired by shock artists like Robert Crumb and Johnny Ryan.

* '''''Moon Over June''''' is an {{NSFW}} SliceOfLife webcomic about two lesbians who live together. They're both incredibly unlikable and bizarrely militant: Summer is a nurse who [[DoesNotLikeMen hates men so much]] that she resolves to give her newborn up for adoption if it turns out to be male, and Hatsuki is a lesbian pornographer with a strange fixation on Japan-ness, getting into porn because her parents gave her name the wrong Japanese pronunciation (and not getting into ''straight'' porn because it's "too Japanese"). Both [[invoked]][[UnfortunateImplications apparently chose to be lesbians]] and also exhibit some sexist, racist, and transphobic behavior. The comic's ostensibly named after the protagonists' ''daughters'', but we never see much of them; instead, we see a lot of Summer and Hatsuki screwing other women. The art is terrible, with the facial expressions especially deep in the [[UnintentionalUncannyValley Uncanny Valley]]. [[http://womenwriteaboutcomics.com/2016/07/04/april-sex-month-post-moon-june-lot-cis-lesbian-sex/ This article]] summarizes a lot of the problems.
* '''''Motherfuckin' Mario''''' only lasted six comics (seven if you count the Sonic comic from the same creator), yet it's considered by the few unfortunate souls who have actually read it to be the worst sprite webcomic in history. This could be attributed to the fact that it's one of the most disgusting things you will ever read. The comic is eye-searingly ugly, even by the low standards of sprite comics. Almost everyone is a terminally OutOfCharacter {{Jerkass}}; the one character who isn't (Luigi) is [[ButtMonkey frequently killed and tortured]] [[note]]To give a couple examples, the first comic starts with Mario [[GroinAttack kicking Luigi in the balls]] for absolutely no reason, while the second one consists entirely of him smashing his head open on a block before Wart shows up and urinates on his corpse.[[/note]], and even ''he'' quickly devolves into an unlikable asshole. The whole experience just isn't funny... unless your idea of funny is Luigi "dating" Birdo and accidentally killing her because he overcharged her shock collar, or Lemmy Koopa overdosing on Bowser's erectile dysfunction pills until his penis explodes. There are no punchlines in sight -- just pure, condensed, unfiltered offensiveness. All seven comics have been archived [[https://imgur.com/a/DqrvT here]] -- read them if you dare.

* '''''Project 2nd''''' is a webcomic inspired by ''Webcomic/TwoKinds''. And by "inspired", we mean [[SerialNumbersFiledOff blatantly ripped off and traced from the source]]. The leads are an AuthorAvatar created to be the brother of ''Two Kinds'' character Flora ([[BrotherSisterIncest which has plenty of creepy overtones]]), and a tiger girl named Fauna ([[CaptainErsatz who is Flora in all but name]]). The artwork is poor despite the tracing, and what isn't traced is even worse -- particularly the BigBad, who has been likened to an "evil guitar pick". The writing is spotty, with many typos that were left unchecked (while English may not be the author's first language, he could've invested someone to proofread it). [[WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief Riiser]] tackled this webcomic [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B00sGGvNjUE right here]].

* '''''Webcomic/ShreddedMoose''''' is devoid of humor, good taste, or any point behind its [[HeManWomanHater persistent misogyny]]. It's a TwoGamersOnACouch comic with two GaryStu {{Self Insert}}s: Brew (representing the writer), a TotallyRadical "Alpha Male" who wears his hat backwards, and Trip (representing the artist), a youngster {{Fratbro}} who looks up to Brew. Most comics are about how women suck, with Brew encountering a StrawMan to tear down, followed by sex with multiple women (or else just violence). Brew in particular is an unlikable {{Jerkass}} who epitomizes the worst of the "fratire" genre without any of its redeeming qualities. If any woman doesn't want to jump into bed with Brew, they're either a lesbian or a StrawFeminist (here portrayed as [[OurOrcsAreDifferent orcs]]). The comic's only redeeming features are that the art is okay, it ended many years ago, and its creator has since [[CreatorBacklash renounced and disowned it]].
* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004, with an incredibly UncertainAudience beyond the creator. The hand-drawn artwork is inconsistent and poorly drawn even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. Juvenile plots and humor ripped from children's shows are juxtaposed with [[{{Gorn}} gruesome violence]] and frequent ([[FetishRetardant attempts at]]) {{fanservice}} and graphic sex. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' and ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', among other franchises. The plot initially revolved around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits before becoming increasingly autobiographical. This culminated in a SelfInsert who stole the show, and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims, to the point of incoherence; it incorporated everything from revenge fantasies, to uncomfortable personal details, to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. It wasn't even well-executed technically, as it often relied on [[WallOfText Walls of Text]] which could take up ''multiple pages'' [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].
* '''''Webcomic/SoreThumbs''''' has an okay art style, and at the very least it ''tries'' to equally lambaste both sides of the political spectrum. But those are the only good things that can be said about it. The characters are all woefully unlikable, with the main character being a desperate attempt to pander to those seeking {{Fanservice}}. The attempts at humor fall horribly flat. The plotline is borderline nonsensical, and decisions made about the story are just outside the realm of human logic ("Let's make the love interest a eunuch for no reason!").
* '''''Webcomic/VeganArtbook''''' is off-putting even by the standards of AuthorTract comics. There is no nuance: the [[DesignatedHero "heroes"]] are all cardboard mouthpieces who do nothing but [[WriterOnBoard spout the author's views]] and occasionally use violence against [[DesignatedVillain meat-eaters]], which is apparently justified because they're meat-eaters and therefore "wrong". Non-vegans are reduced to blatant {{Straw Character}}s who are portrayed as either selfish monsters or ignorant clods who don't understand veganism. [[https://images.shoutwiki.com/badwebcomicswiki/thumb/4/4e/Vart_thatonelaw.jpg/420px-Vart_thatonelaw.jpg At one point]], they're even [[GodwinsLaw compared to Hitler]]. Even people who are genuinely unable to pursue a vegan diet for medical or economic reasons are considered AcceptableTargets. It also forgets to do its research and tends to reuse the same points in multiple strips. The closest it has to a redeeming quality is its cute [[{{Animesque}} Sanrio-esque]] artwork, and even that according to various sources is stolen or traced. In the end, you get a comic that doesn't really appeal to anyone: non-vegans find it too insulting to be readable, and vegans tend to find their treatment of non-vegans too extreme, even before the comic started bashing non-extreme vegans. [[https://kyrtuck.deviantart.com/art/Vegan-Artbook-Honest-Trailer-581048200 This]] ''WebVideo/HonestTrailers'' {{homage}} should tell you everything you need to know.
* '''''[[https://warmage.comicgenesis.com/ WarMage]]''''' [[OrphanedSeries (on hiatus since 2009)]] is an UsefulNotes/MSPaint-spawned harem porn monstrosity covered in a hash of superhero ([[InactionSequence in]])action, TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture cyberpunk, and whatever Wicca and Hindu mysticism the author feels like tossing in. The antagonists tend to be assorted flavors of Judeo-Christian fundamentalists, because apparently monotheism equals evil. The webcomic is already bad on its own, but the author decided to [[RecycledPremise clone]] it for different genres - '''''[[https://monsterlover.comicgenesis.com/ Monster Lover]]''''' (a mishmash of RPGElements) and '''''[[https://madgoblin.comicgenesis.com/ A Call to Destiny]]''''' (a mishmash of RPG elements ''[[JustForFun/RecycledInSPACE in space!]]''). The creator's fourth comic breaks the pattern, but is otherwise just as bad: '''''[[https://shadowroot.comicgenesis.com/ Shadow Root]]''''', which is basically ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey'' meets UrbanFantasy. WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief took a belated look at ''[=WarMage=]'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1hsjSiKjpk here]].
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* '''''Webcomic/HowIBecameYours''''' is an ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' {{Fan Webcomic|s}} that has gone down in history as the ATLA fandom's answer to ''Fanfic/MyImmortal''. Much like the latter fic, it's [[RougeAnglesOfSatin full of typos]] and has an author who CantTakeCriticism. The story reads like the kind of [[MostFanFicWritersAreGirls stereotypical estrogen-soaked schlock]] you'd find in a bad RomanceNovel, SoapOpera, or LifetimeMovieOfTheWeek. Its goal is to set up the [[FanPreferredCouple non-canon pairing]] of Zuko and Katara, happily [[CharacterDerailment derailing every character]][[invoked]] to get there and portraying Mai as a [[RonTheDeathEater vile, possessive bitch]] to give Katara the excuse to [[DieForOurShip violently murder her]]. Same goes for Suki, who is ignored entirely[[note]]Except for a couple of random characters who are plagarized from her design[[/note]] [[MagnificentBitch Azula]] -- the fic's most glaring SelfInsert -- can be shipped with him. The art is clearly traced, mostly from screencaps of the show, but in several places from stock photographs; some poses are [[CutAndPasteComic copy-pasted]], resulting in hideous proportions and lifeless expressions. And as befits a bad RomanceNovel, the architecture and [[CostumePorn flowing ballgowns]] look like something from UsefulNotes/TheRenaissance rather than the show's famous FarEast-[[WorldBuilding inspired]] FantasyCounterpartCulture. ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' talks about it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZdgqNr07mU here]].

* '''''Webcomic/HowIBecameYours''''' is an ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' {{Fan Webcomic|s}} that has gone down in history as the ATLA fandom's answer to ''Fanfic/MyImmortal''. Much like the latter fic, it's [[RougeAnglesOfSatin full of typos]] and has an author who CantTakeCriticism. The story reads like the kind of [[MostFanFicWritersAreGirls stereotypical estrogen-soaked schlock]] you'd find in a bad RomanceNovel, SoapOpera, or LifetimeMovieOfTheWeek. Its goal is to set up the [[FanPreferredCouple non-canon pairing]] of Zuko and Katara, happily [[CharacterDerailment derailing every character]][[invoked]] to get there and portraying Mai as a [[RonTheDeathEater vile, possessive bitch]] to give Katara the excuse to [[DieForOurShip violently murder her]]. Same goes for Suki, who summarily dumped Sokka and defected to the Fire Nation so that [[MagnificentBitch Azula]] -- the fic's most glaring SelfInsert -- can be shipped with him. The art is clearly traced, mostly from screencaps of the show, but in several places from stock photographs; some poses are [[CutAndPasteComic copy-pasted]], resulting in hideous proportions and lifeless expressions. And as befits a bad RomanceNovel, the architecture and [[CostumePorn flowing ballgowns]] look like something from UsefulNotes/TheRenaissance rather than the show's famous FarEast-[[WorldBuilding inspired]] FantasyCounterpartCulture. ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' talks about it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZdgqNr07mU here]].

* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004, with an incredibly UncertainAudience--that is, [[WishFulfillment beyond]] [[SelfFanservice the author]]. Nothing else can be said that hasn't already been covered elsewhere on TheInternet. The "hand-drawn" artwork is childishly inconsistent and poorly drawn even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. Juvenile plots and humor ripped from childrens' shows are juxtaposed with [[{{Gorn}} gruesome violence]] and frequent ([[FetishRetardant attempts at]]) {{fanservice}}-- even graphic sex. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', or the namesake combination of the two, among other franchises. The plot revolved largely around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits (also stolen), before becoming increasingly autobiographical. This culminated in a SelfInsert who stole the show, and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims, to the point of incoherence; it incorporated everything from sociopathic revenge fantasies, to uncomfortable personal details, to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. It wasn't even well-executed technically, as it often relied on [[WallOfText Walls of Text]] which could take up ''multiple pages'' [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. All in all, a very uncomfortable read. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].

* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004, with an incredibly UncertainAudience--that is, [[WishFulfillment beyond]] [[SelfFanservice the author]]. Nothing else can be said that hasn't already been covered elsewhere on TheInternet. The "hand-drawn" artwork is childishly inconsistent and poorly drawn even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. Juvenile plots and humor ripped from childrens' shows are juxtaposed with [[{{Gorn}} gruesome violence]] and frequent ([[FetishRetardant attempts at]]) {{fanservice}}-- even graphic sex. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', or the namesake combination of the two, among other franchises. The plot revolved largely around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits (also stolen), before becoming increasingly autobiographical, down to a SelfInsert who stole the show and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims, to the point of incoherence. In the meantime, it incorporated everything from sociopathic revenge fantasies to uncomfortable personal details to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. Even then, it wasn't even well-written technically, as it relied upon exposition of ''multi-page'' [[WallOfText Walls of Text]] [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. All in all, a very uncomfortable read. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].

* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004, with an incredibly UncertainAudience--that is, [[WishFulfillment beyond]] [[SelfFanservice the author]]. Nothing else can be said that hasn't already been covered elsewhere on TheInternet. The "hand-drawn" artwork is childishly inconsistent and poorly drawn even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. Juvenile plots and humor ripped from childrens' shows are juxtaposed with [[{{Gorn}} gruesome violence]] and frequent ([[FetishRetardant attempts at]]) {{fanservice}}-- even graphic sex. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', or the namesake combination of the two, among other franchises. The plot revolved largely around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits (also stolen), before becoming increasingly autobiographical, down to a SelfInsert who stole the show and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims, to the point of incoherence. In the meantime, it incorporated everything from sociopathic revenge fantasies to uncomfortable personal details to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. Even then, it wasn't even well-written technically, as it relied upon exposition of ''multi-page'' [[WallOfText Walls of Text]] [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. All in all, it's a very uncomfortable read, even before the future insanity involved with the creator's own life occurred. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].

* '''''Webcomic/NattyComics''''' is an unholy combination of ProtagonistCentredMorality, DisproportionateRetribution, and {{Straw Character}}s. Nearly every comic follows the same basic pattern: someone does something Natty doesn't like, and Natty (or one of her associates) assaults, maims, or kills the man while he says how much he deserves it. Natty can be [[HairTriggerTemper triggered]] by such things as being a little creepy, being kinda offensive, or liking the wrong football team. It sounds satirical, but [[WordOfGod the creator]] was adamant that it was meant to be serious; and said creator is not, as might be thought, a teenage girl with serious anger issues toward the male gender, but a 30-something grown man. The creator eventually removed it, not from any JerkassRealization, but from [[https://twitter.com/SAWinchell/status/1260963178185289734 a belief in his own audacity]].

* '''''Monster Lover''''' ([[NamesTheSame no relation]] to the comic by Dumok; this one was made by Albert-Aet) is a {{Hentai}} comic about a CuteMonsterGirl, hosted on the Electronic Hentai Organisation. And among their massive archive of more than 300 comics, this was one of the very few that appealed to absolutely nobody, with a half-star out of five. It's easy to see why; its art style makes ''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}'' look like pure genius, and its storyline (such as it was) was very lame.

* '''''Monster Lover''''' ([[NamesTheSame no relation]] to the comic by Dumok; this one was made by Albert-Aet) is a {{Hentai}} comic about a CuteMonsterGirl, hosted on the Electronic Hentai Organization. And among their massive archive of more than 300 comics, this was one of the very few that appealed to absolutely nobody, with a half-star out of five. It's easy to see why; its art style makes ''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}'' look like pure genius, and its storyline (such as it was) was very lame.

* '''''The Loco Bandito''''', by none other than Cinemassacre's Creator/MikeMatei, is [[GrossoutShow disgusting]] and downright racist. There's almost no attempt at humor; it's just graphic {{NSFW}} imagery, JustForFun/{{egregious}} language, ToiletHumor, and ethnic stereotypes. The ''best'' joke of this kind is the Bandito ejaculating on a series of ethnic stereotypes, only to realize he's [[BoomerangBigot an ethnic stereotype himself]] and [[{{Squick}} defecate on his own face]]; anything that has even a chance at working is undone by its disgusting nature. While Cinemassacre productions are no stranger to grossout humor, the good ones at least have a counterbalance of some kind (''e.g.'' ''WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'' is mostly about reviewing video games). Matei apparently tried to get the comics published, but no one would take him up; he originally claimed that "no one had the balls" to do it, but later realized that he just wasn't a good writer, admitting to being inspired by shock artists like Robert Crumb and Johnny Ryan.

* '''''Monster Lover''''' ([[NamesTheSame no relation]] to the comic by Dumok; this one was made by Albert-Aet) is a {{Hentai}} comic about a CuteMonsterGirl, hosted on the Electronic Hentai Organisation. And among their massive archive of more than 300 comics, this was one of the very few that appealed to absolutely nobody, with a half-star out of five. It's easy to see why; its art style makes ''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}'' look like pure genius, and its storyline (such as it was) was very lame.

* '''''Webcomic/HowIBecameYours''''' is an ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' {{Fan Webcomic|s}} that has gone down in history as the ATLA fandom's answer to ''Fanfic/MyImmortal''. Much like the latter fic, it's [[RougeAnglesOfSatin full of typos]] and has an author who CantTakeCriticism. The story reads like the kind of [[MostFanFicWritersAreGirls stereotypical estrogen-soaked schlock]] you'd find in a bad RomanceNovel, SoapOpera, or LifetimeMovieOfTheWeek. Its goal is to set up the [[FanPreferredCouple non-canon pairing]] of Zuko and Katara, happily [[CharacterDerailment derailing every character]] to get there and portraying Mai as a [[RonTheDeathEater vile, possessive bitch]] to give Katara the excuse to [[DieForOurShip violently murder her]]. Same goes for Suki, who summarily dumped Sokka and defected to the Fire Nation so that [[MagnificentBitch Azula]] -- the fic's most glaring SelfInsert -- can be shipped with him. The art is clearly traced, mostly from screencaps of the show, but in several places from stock photographs; some poses are [[CutAndPasteComic copy-pasted]], resulting in hideous proportions and lifeless expressions. And as befits a bad RomanceNovel, the architecture and [[CostumePorn flowing ballgowns]] look like something from UsefulNotes/TheRenaissance rather than the show's famous FarEast-[[WorldBuilding inspired]] FantasyCounterpartCulture. ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' talks about it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZdgqNr07mU here]].

* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004, with an incredibly UncertainAudience--that is, [[WishFulfillment beyond]] [[SelfFanservice the author]]. Nothing else can be said that hasn't already been covered elsewhere on TheInternet. The "hand-drawn" artwork is childishly inconsistent and poorly drawn even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. Juvenile plots and humor ripped from childrens' shows are juxtaposed with [[{{Gorn}} gruesome violence]] and frequent ([[FetishRetardant attempts at]]) {{fanservice}}-- even graphic sex. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', or the namesake combination of the two, among other franchises. The plot revolved largely around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits (also stolen), before becoming increasingly autobiographical, down to a SelfInsert who stole the show and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims, to the point of incoherence. In the meantime, it incorporated everything from sociopathic revenge fantasies to uncomfortable personal details to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. Even then, it wasn't even well-written technically, as it relied upon exposition of ''multi-page'' [[WallOfText Walls of Text]] [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. All in all, it's a very uncomfortable read, even before [[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment the future insanity involved with the creator's own life]] occurred. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].

* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004, with an incredibly UncertainAudience--that is, [[WishFulfillment beyond]] [[SelfFanservice the author]]. Nothing else can be said that hasn't already been covered elsewhere on TheInternet. The "hand-drawn" artwork is childishly inconsistent and poorly drawn even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. Juvenile plots and humor ripped from childrens' shows are juxtaposed with [[{{Gorn}} gruesome violence]] and frequent ([[FetishRetardant attempts at]]) {{fanservice}}-- even graphic sex. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', or the namesake combination of the two, among other franchises. The plot revolved largely around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits (also stolen), before becoming increasingly autobiographical, down to a SelfInsert who stole the show and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims, to the point of incoherence. In the meantime, it incorporated everything from sociopathic revenge fantasies to uncomfortable personal details to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. Even then, it wasn't even well-written technically, as it relied upon exposition of ''multi-page'' [[WallOfText Walls of Text]] [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. All in all, it's a very uncomfortable read, even before [[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment the future insanity involved with the creator's life]] after the webcomic was initially found by trolls in the late 2000's because of said webcomic's quality. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].

* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004, with an incredibly UncertainAudience--that is, [[WishFulfillment beyond]] [[SelfFanservice the author]]. Nothing else can be said that hasn't already been covered elsewhere on TheInternet. The "hand-drawn" artwork is childishly inconsistent and poorly drawn even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. Juvenile plots and humor ripped from childrens' shows are juxtaposed with [[{{Gorn}} gruesome violence]] and frequent ([[FetishRetardant attempts at]]) {{fanservice}}-- even graphic sex. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', or the namesake combination of the two, among other franchises. The plot revolved largely around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits (also stolen), before becoming increasingly autobiographical, down to a SelfInsert who stole the show and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims, to the point of incoherence. In the meantime, it incorporated everything from sociopathic revenge fantasies to uncomfortable personal details to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. Even then, it wasn't even well-written technically, as it relied upon exposition of ''multi-page'' [[WallOfText Walls of Text]] [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. All in all, it's a very uncomfortable read, even before [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment the future insanity involved with the creator's life]] after the webcomic was initially found by trolls in the late 2000's because of said webcomic's quality. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].

* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004, with an incredibly UncertainAudience--that is, [[WishFulfillment beyond]] [[SelfFanservice the author]]. Nothing else can be said that hasn't already been covered elsewhere on TheInternet. The "hand-drawn" artwork is childishly inconsistent and poorly drawn even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. Juvenile plots and humor ripped from childrens' shows are juxtaposed with [[{{Gorn}} gruesome violence]] and frequent ([[FetishRetardant attempts at]]) {{fanservice}}-- even graphic sex. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', or the namesake combination of the two, among other franchises. The plot revolved largely around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits (also stolen), before becoming increasingly autobiographical, down to a SelfInsert who stole the show and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims, to the point of incoherence. In the meantime, it incorporated everything from sociopathic revenge fantasies to uncomfortable personal details to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. Even then, it wasn't even well-written technically, as it relied upon exposition of ''multi-page'' [[WallOfText Walls of Text]] [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. All in all, it's a very uncomfortable read, even before the future insanity involved with the creator's life after the webcomic was initially found by trolls in the late 2000's. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].

* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004, with an incredibly UncertainAudience--that is, [[WishFulfillment beyond]] [[SelfFanservice the author]]. Nothing else can be said that hasn't already been covered elsewhere on TheInternet. The "hand-drawn" artwork is childishly inconsistent and poorly drawn even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. Juvenile plots and humor ripped from childrens' shows are juxtaposed with [[{{Gorn}} gruesome violence]] and frequent ([[FetishRetardant attempts at]]) {{fanservice}}-- even graphic sex. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', or the namesake combination of the two, among other franchises. The plot revolved largely around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits (also stolen), before becoming increasingly autobiographical, down to a SelfInsert who stole the show and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims, to the point of incoherence. In the meantime, it incorporated everything from sociopathic revenge fantasies to uncomfortable personal details to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. Even then, it wasn't even well-written technically, as it relied upon exposition of ''multi-page'' [[WallOfText Walls of Text]] [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. All in all, a very uncomfortable read. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].

* '''''Webcomic/TheEasyBreather''''' is an AuthorTract against smoking. While a webcomic with an anti-smoking message is not a bad idea per se, the execution is ''really'' weird and off-putting. Amid {{Infodump}}s on the hazards of smoking that read more like a PublicServiceAnnouncement, you have a protagonist who has [[BlowYouAway breath powers]] just because he doesn't smoke and paper-thin villains who [[ForTheEvulz force others to smoke]]. And that's when it ''remembers'' it's an anti-smoking tract; more often than not, all of this is sidelined in favor of the characters getting naked for no reason at all (the author is [[AuthorAppeal apparently a naturist]]). The art is done entirely in Poser with no external assets, dropping it deep into the UncannyValley. In ''Website/{{Cracked}}'''s [[http://www.cracked.com/article_17607_the-5-circles-baffling-web-comic-hell.html 5 Circles of Baffling Webcomic Hell]], this one's #10.

* '''''Moon Over June''''' is an {{NSFW}} SliceOfLife webcomic about two lesbians who live together. They're both incredibly unlikable and bizarrely militant: Summer is a nurse who [[DoesNotLikeMen hates men so much]] that she resolves to give her newborn up for adoption if it turns out to be male, and Hatsuki is a lesbian pornographer with a strange fixation on Japan-ness, getting into porn because her parents gave her name the wrong Japanese pronunciation (and not getting into ''straight'' porn because it's "too Japanese"). Both [[invoked]][[UnfortunateImplications apparently chose to be lesbians]] and also exhibit some sexist, racist, and transphobic behavior. The comic's ostensibly named after the protagonists' ''daughters'', but we never see much of them; instead, we see a lot of Summer and Hatsuki screwing other women. The art is terrible, with the facial expressions especially deep in the UncannyValley. [[http://womenwriteaboutcomics.com/2016/07/04/april-sex-month-post-moon-june-lot-cis-lesbian-sex/ This article]] summarizes a lot of the problems.

* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004. Nothing else can be said that hasn't already been covered elsewhere on TheInternet. The "hand-drawn" artwork is childishly inconsistent and poorly drawn even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. To say it has an UncertainAudience is an understatement, as juvenile plots and humor ripped from childrens' shows are juxtaposed with [[{{Gorn}} gruesome violence]] and frequent ([[FetishRetardant attempts at]]) {{fanservice}} and even the occasional graphic sex scene. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', or the namesake combination of the two, among other franchises. The plot revolved largely around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits (also stolen), before becoming increasingly autobiographical, down to a SelfInsert who stole the show and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims, to the point of incoherence. In the meantime, it incorporated everything from sociopathic revenge fantasies to uncomfortable personal details to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. Even then, it wasn't even well-written technically, as it relied upon exposition of ''multi-page'' [[WallOfText Walls of Text]] [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. All in all, a very uncomfortable read. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].

* '''''Webcomic/VeganArtbook''''' is off-putting even by the standards of AuthorTract comics. There is no nuance: the [[DesignatedHero "heroes"]] are all cardboard mouthpieces who do nothing but [[WriterOnBoard spout the author's views]] and occasionally use violence against [[DesignatedVillain meat-eaters]], which is apparently justified because they're meat-eaters and therefore "wrong". Non-vegans are reduced to blatant {{Straw Character}}s who are portrayed as either selfish monsters or ignorant clods who don't understand veganism. [[https://images.shoutwiki.com/badwebcomicswiki/thumb/4/4e/Vart_thatonelaw.jpg/420px-Vart_thatonelaw.jpg At one point]], they're even [[GodwinsLaw compared to Hitler]]. It also forgets to do its research and tends to reuse the same points in multiple strips. The closest it has to a redeeming quality is its cute [[{{Animesque}} Sanrio-esque]] artwork, and even that according to various sources is stolen or traced. In the end, you get a comic that doesn't really appeal to anyone: non-vegans find it too insulting to be readable, and vegans tend to find their treatment of non-vegans too extreme, even before the comic started bashing non-extreme vegans. [[https://kyrtuck.deviantart.com/art/Vegan-Artbook-Honest-Trailer-581048200 This]] ''WebVideo/HonestTrailers'' {{homage}} should tell you everything you need to know.

* '''''Webcomic/{{Lightbringer}}''''' [[https://lightbringer.comicgenesis.com/d/20060315.html is a]] story by Creator/LewisLovhaug -- indeed, the same one who became a CausticCritic on his show ''WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall''. He's [[OldShame very ashamed of it]] (to the point of putting the entire strip and its characters into the PublicDomain), and with good reason. It's a ClicheStorm of comic book stories; the protagonist is an [[Franchise/{{Batman}} orphan whose parents were murdered]], he can [[Franchise/GreenLantern create solid constructs out of light]], his powers [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk sometimes spark when he's angry]], and his costume looks suspiciously like [[https://dcau.fandom.com/wiki/File:Doctor_Light.png Dr. Light's]]. The protagonist starts out as a [[StrawmanPolitical straw pacifist]] who refuses to use his powers because it goes against his philosophy, but when his inaction leads to a woman being attacked, he does a complete 180, swears off pacifism entirely, and becomes a BloodKnight prone to [[AuthorFilibuster huge, preachy monologues]] with stilted and ham-fisted dialogue. In the end, he's bland and UnintentionallyUnsympathetic. The plot is poorly paced and paper-thin, with significant events happening out of nowhere without so much as a HandWave. The art is awful, with distractingly wonky perspectives and proportions and a bad UsefulNotes/MSPaint coloring job; it does improve over time, but only reaches a decent level when the guest artists start coming in.

* '''''Moon Over June''''' is an {{NSFW}} SliceOfLife webcomic about two lesbians who live together. They're both incredibly unlikable and bizarrely militant: Summer is a nurse who [[DoesNotLikeMen hates men so much]] that she resolves to give her newborn up for adoption if it turns out to be male, and Hatsuki is a lesbian pornographer with a strange fixation on Japan-ness, getting into porn because her parents gave her name the wrong Japanese pronunciation (and not getting into ''straight'' porn because it's "too Japanese"). Both [[UnfortunateImplications apparently chose to be lesbians]] and also exhibit some sexist, racist, and transphobic behavior. The comic's ostensibly named after the protagonists' ''daughters'', but we never see much of them; instead, we see a lot of Summer and Hatsuki screwing other women. The art is terrible, with the facial expressions especially deep in the UncannyValley. [[http://womenwriteaboutcomics.com/2016/07/04/april-sex-month-post-moon-june-lot-cis-lesbian-sex/ This article]] summarizes a lot of the problems.

* '''''Webcomic/ShreddedMoose''''' is devoid of humor, good taste, or any point behind its [[HeManWomanHater persistent misogyny]]. It's a TwoGamersOnACouch comic with two GaryStu {{Self Insert}}s: Brew (representing the writer), a TotallyRadical "Alpha Male" who wears his hat backwards, and Trip (representing the artist), a youngster {{Fratbro}} who looks up to Brew. Most comics are about how women suck, with Brew encountering a StrawMan to tear down, followed by sex with multiple women (or else just violence). Brew in particular is an unlikable {{Jerkass}} who epitomizes the worst of the "fratire" genre without any of its redeeming qualities. If any woman doesn't want to jump into bed with Brew, they're either a lesbian or a StrawFeminist (here portrayed as [[OurOrcsAreDifferent orcs]]). The comic's only redeeming features are that the art is okay, it ended many years ago, and its creator has since [[OldShame renounced and disowned it]].

* '''''Motherfuckin' Mario''''' only lasted six comics (seven if you count the Sonic comic from the same creator), yet it's considered by the few unfortunate souls who have actually read it to be the worst sprite webcomic in history. This could be attributed to the fact that it's one of the most disgusting things you will ever read. The comic is eye-searingly ugly, even by the low standards of sprite comics. Almost everyone is a terminally OutOfCharacter {{Jerkass}}; the one character who isn't (Luigi) is [[ButtMonkey frequently killed and tortured]] [[note]]The first comic starts with Mario [[GroinAttack kicking Luigi in the balls]] for absolutely no reason, and the second one consists entirely of him smashing his head open on a block before Wart urinates on his corpse.[[/note]], and even ''he'' quickly devolves into an unlikable asshole. The whole experience just isn't funny... unless your idea of funny is Luigi "dating" Birdo and accidentally killing her because he overcharged her shock collar, or Lemmy Koopa overdosing on Bowser's erectile dysfunction pills until his penis explodes. There are no punchlines in sight -- just pure, condensed, unfiltered offensiveness. All seven comics have been archived [[https://imgur.com/a/DqrvT here]] -- read them if you dare.

* '''''Motherfuckin' Mario''''' only lasted six comics (seven if you count the Sonic comic from the same creator), yet it's considered by the few unfortunate souls who have actually read it to be the worst sprite webcomic in history. This could be attributed to the fact that it's one of the most disgusting things you will ever read. The comic is eye-searingly ugly, even by the low standards of sprite comics. Almost everyone is a terminally OutOfCharacter {{Jerkass}}; the one character who isn't (Luigi) is [[ButtMonkey frequently killed and tortured]], and even ''he'' quickly devolves into an unlikable asshole. The whole experience just isn't funny... unless your idea of funny is Luigi "dating" Birdo and accidentally killing her because he overcharged her shock collar, or Lemmy Koopa overdosing on Bowser's erectile dysfunction pills until his penis explodes. There are no punchlines in sight -- just pure, condensed, unfiltered offensiveness. All seven comics have been archived [[https://imgur.com/a/DqrvT here]] -- read them if you dare.

* '''''Moon Over June''''' is an {{NSFW}} SliceOfLife webcomic written by an enigmatic "Woc" about two lesbians who live together. They're both incredibly unlikable and bizarrely militant: Summer is a nurse who [[DoesNotLikeMen hates men so much]] that she resolves to give her newborn up for adoption if it turns out to be male, and Hatsuki is a lesbian pornographer with a strange fixation on Japan-ness, getting into porn because her parents gave her name the wrong Japanese pronunciation (and not getting into ''straight'' porn because it's "too Japanese"). Both [[UnfortunateImplications apparently chose to be lesbians]] and also exhibit some sexist, racist, and transphobic behavior. The comic's ostensibly named after the protagonists' ''daughters'', but we never see much of them; instead, we see a lot of Summer and Hatsuki screwing other women. The art is terrible, with the facial expressions especially deep in the UncannyValley. [[http://womenwriteaboutcomics.com/2016/07/04/april-sex-month-post-moon-june-lot-cis-lesbian-sex/ This article]] summarizes a lot of the problems.

* '''''Motherfuckin' Mario''''' ended after just seven comics, yet it's considered by the few unfortunate souls who have actually read it to be the worst sprite webcomic in history. This could be attributed to the fact that it's one of the most disgusting things you will ever read. The comic is eye-searingly ugly, even by the low standards of sprite comics. Almost everyone is a terminally OutOfCharacter {{Jerkass}}; the one character who isn't (Luigi) is [[ButtMonkey frequently killed and tortured]], and even ''he'' quickly devolves into an unlikable asshole. The whole experience just isn't funny... unless your idea of funny is Luigi "dating" Birdo and accidentally killing her because he overcharged her shock collar, or Lemmy Koopa overdosing on Bowser's erectile dysfunction pills until his penis explodes. There are no punchlines in sight -- just pure, condensed, unfiltered offensiveness. All seven comics have been archived [[https://imgur.com/a/DqrvT here]] -- read them if you dare.

* '''''Webcomic/TheEasyBreather''''' is an AuthorTract against smoking. While the idea of an anti-smoking webcomic is not a bad concept per se, the execution is ''really'' weird and off-putting. Amid {{Infodump}}s on the hazards of smoking that read more like a PublicServiceAnnouncement, you have a protagonist who has [[BlowYouAway breath powers]] just because he doesn't smoke and paper-thin villains who [[ForTheEvulz force others to smoke]]. And that's when it ''remembers'' it's an anti-smoking tract; more often than not, all of this is sidelined in favor of the characters getting naked for no reason at all (the author is [[AuthorAppeal apparently a naturist]]). The art is done entirely in Poser with no external assets, dropping it deep into the UncannyValley. In ''Website/{{Cracked}}'''s [[http://www.cracked.com/article_17607_the-5-circles-baffling-web-comic-hell.html 5 Circles of Baffling Webcomic Hell]], this one's #10.

* '''''Webcomic/{{Sonichu}}''''' is a legendarily poor webcomic dating back to 2004. Nothing else can be said that hasn't already been covered elsewhere on TheInternet. The "hand-drawn" artwork is childishly inconsistent and poorly drawn even in its open attempts at UsefulNotes/{{plagiarism}}. And yet, the comic features graphic violence and {{fanservice}} up to and including sex scenes, alongside juvenile plots and humor taken from childrens' shows. The whole cast consists of {{Designated Hero}}es ripped off from ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', or the namesake combination of the two, among other franchises. The plot revolved largely around their boring, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality self-centered]] exploits (also stolen), before becoming increasingly autobiographical, down to a SelfInsert who stole the show and ersatzes of [[WriteWhoYouKnow actual people as villains]] (who all went down at the drop of a hat) and love interests (who fell all over said self-insert for however long they were in the artist's memory). The overall story changed according to the artist's whims, eventually becoming incoherent. In the meantime, it incorporated everything from sociopathic revenge fantasies to uncomfortable personal details to casual disdain for anyone besides the artist and acquaintances. Even then, it wasn't even well-written technically, as it relied upon exposition of ''multi-page'' [[WallOfText Walls of Text]] [[ShowDontTell in lieu of depicting events]]. All in all, a very uncomfortable read. There's been a ''ton'' of analysis of it; [=DStecks=] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL66ED16DACB93016E an extensive series of video reviews]], and ''WebVideo/TheWebcomicRelief'' has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8DEE79D3045275A0 review series]].

* '''''[[https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/THe_FReCKLeD_FINGeR/ THe FReCKLeD FINGeR]]''''' has a very good, professional art style. However, it is also aggressively unfunny, needlessly offensive, and as spiteful as humanly possible. The bald-faced contempt for all that feels joy is clear in the writing, making every single strip a soul-crushing experience in and of itself. The comic is often described as "''Webcomic/CyanideAndHappiness'' if it took itself ''dead seriously''".