History Main / StickFigureComic

* ''Roleplay/RubyQuest'', which makes its characters [[PettingZooPeople anthropomorphic animals]] in order to make them distinguishable from each other.

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* ''Webcomic/YetAnotherFantasyGamerComic'' also [[http://yafgc.net/?id=674 features one strip in this style]] as an ''Order of the Stick'' shout out.

* ''Webcomic/TheWayOfTheMetagamer'': [[FollowTheLeader Started out copying]] ''The Order of the Stick'', kept the art style after JumpingTheShark.

* ''[[http://www.mountaincomics.com Mountain Time]]'' fits this trope to a T. A very inconsistent, rudimentary T.

Need to make a webcomic, but have trouble transforming your scribbles into recognizable figures? No problem! [[StickFigureComic Stick figures]] are easy, simple, and will get your point across without the pressures of drawing "real" art to a deadline. Used as a stopgap in some {{webcomics}} whenever the artist doesn't have the time/energy to draw his or her normal characters.

* The InteractiveComic, ''Webcomic/{{Facade}}.''

* The InteractiveComic, ''Webcomic/{{Facade}}.''

* The InteractiveComic, ''Webcomic/Facade.''

* The InteractiveComic, {{Webcomic/Facade.}}

* ''Webcomic/{{Irrelevator}}'' Partially animated MSPaint webcomic aout three men stuck in an elevator, slowly things get weirder and weired and less to do with elevators.

* ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adventures_of_Alfredo Adventures of Alfredo]]'', originally released on disk-based magazine Softdisk, is a series of short cartoons (originally created on the AppleII) starring a hapless stick-figure man who ends up [[TheyKilledKennyAgain dead at the end of every episode]]. He was created by Matthew Heeschen and debuted in "Alfredo's Lost Cause", after which he was "adopted" by Mike Nuzzo for 11 sequels. A fifth-anniversary installment, "Alfredo's Stupendous Surprise", was created by JohnRomero, and added an interactive element, allowing you to make some decisions for Alfredo, though [[FailureHero the end result would always be the same]].

Put examples in alphabetical order, or else our indexing system will resign in protest.

* ''[[http://antoinebruce.deviantart.com/gallery/#Dubious-Is-My-Niche Dubious Is My Niche]]'', a JournalComic / SliceOfLife comic on DeviantArt.

* ''[[http://getagreenroom.thecomicseries.com Greenroom]]'' uses colorful stick figures with unique features to [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic signify the characters' personality]].

** Randall Munroe has now started a blog, ''Blog/WhatIf'', using the ''xkcd'' art style to illustrate hypothetical science problems.

* The ''WebAnimation/XiaoXiao'' series of Flash animations.

The main example for the modern-day manifestation of these is Matt Feazel's ''Cynicalman'', in the late '80s and early '90s. Feazel was an accomplished artist, but he drew ''Cynicalman'' as a stick-figure comic (admittedly with full perspective, shadows, etc.) to get across the idea that ''anyone could do this''. Any XKCD fan who sees ''Cynicalman'', their jaw will drop.