History Main / StickFigureComic

* [[http://www.stickdeath.com StickDeath]] gruesome flash and gif movies featuring primitive stick figures.

* [[ComicStrip/AmericanSplendor Harvey Pekar]] was a writer who had no artistic talent, so he'd make stick-figure frames and gave them to other artists like Creator/RobertCrumb to flesh out.

* Webcomic/CardboardCrack: A TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering fan comic

* ''[[Webcomic/EvilGenius Evil Genius]]'', a webcomic about life of evil mastermind and his not so bright henchmen.

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

* ''Webcomic/TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob'' [[http://bobadventures.comicgenesis.com/d/20110205.html did this once]] after completing an 18-month story arc. Subverted in the last panel.

* ''[[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/ The Whiteboard]]'' has two variations. One, since the author can't draw people (It's a furry comic), they are usually drawn as very simplified with their heads floating above their bodies. The only features are eyes and hair. Second, on days when Doc N doesn't have the time to post a regular comic and/or days the server fails to post a regular comic, a filler strip goes up with the characters drawn in a simpler style. Once the current storyline gets back on track, the filler strips are taken offline. The characters once [[LampshadeHanging hung a lampshade]] on the fact that they only have one pose in the filler strips.

* ''ComicStrip/FamilyCircus'', whenever Billy has to fill in.

* ''Stickin' Around'' is a rare example of a stick figure TV show.

* The stick-figure weeks from ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance''.

** There's even an in-universe explanation for the stick-figureness eventually: The gods wanted to try something very different when creating this world.

* Webcomic/CardboardCrack: A MagicTheGathering fan comic

* ''Roleplay/NanQuest'': the SpiritualSucessor to ''Roleplay/RubyQuest'' (below), by the same author. Characters are PettingZooPeople stick figures distinguished by UnusualEars and/or horns.

* ''Roleplay/RubyQuest'' does this so that Weaver can keep up with the pace of roleplay. Characters are PettingZooPeople who can be told apart by their UnusualEars.

* ''Webcomic/TheSymmetricalBreadpazoid'' (whose unusual title is a reference to WebAnimation/TeenGirlSquad) is by [[OneOfUs troper]] AnthonyMercer.

* ''Webcomic/AMomentOfPeace'': A [[SweetDreamsFuel sweet]] [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] [[BoyMeetsGirl romantic]] SliceOfLife that involves [[OurMonstersAreDifferent monsters]] and gods. While gods and monsters sometimes have more meat on them, all of the human characters are stick figures.

* Done in printed comics by Matt Feazell (a quite skilled artist) in ''Cynicalman'' [[http://www.cynicalman.com]], to demonstrate that anyone who can write can do a comic.
* ''Webcomic/TheDogHouseDiaries'': [[http://thedoghousediaries.com/ has its own unique brand of stick figure]].

* ''[[http://e-m.smackjeeves.com/ electric melon]]'', a webcomic of two parts: a [[AbortedArc story arc]] and the funnier gag a day comics.

* ''Webcomic/GrimTales'' [[http://grimtales.thecomicseries.com]] is a "stick-figure-and-crayon webcomic about faerie tales".

* ''[[http://legendary.comicgenesis.com/ Legendary]]'', a webcomic about console [=RPGs=], whose art is directly influenced by ''Order of the Stick''. When it still updated, that is.

* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick''. An unusual case, in that the stick figure style is a deliberate artistic choice rather than the result of the creator's limited drawing skill. This becomes fairly obvious when considering the astonishing range of expressions Rich Burlew imparts to stick-figure faces, or the sheer level of detail in many panels (check out, for example, the first panel of [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0450.html "Wands Are for Suckers"]], or [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0463.html "Shattered"]] or [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0339.html "C.P.P.D. Blues"]]). Also, almost certainly the TropeCodifier for the full-time stick figure comic.

* ''[[http://www.stickfigurehamlet.com/ Stick Figure Hamlet]]''. It's ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.

* ''[[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 UsefulNotes/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 Creator/JohnRomero, and added an interactive element, allowing you to make some decisions for Alfredo, though [[FailureHero the end result would always be the same]].

* ''Webcomic/AMomentOfPeace'': A [[SweetDreamsFuel sweet]] [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] [[BoyMeetsGirl romantic]] SliceOfLife that involves [[OurMonstersAreDifferent monsters]] and [[TropePantheons gods]]. While gods and monsters sometimes have more meat on them, all of the human characters are stick figures.

* ''Webcomic/TheKAMics'' does this occasionally, usually under the title Stick Figure Life.

* ''Webcomic/YetAnotherFantasyGamerComic'' also [[http://yafgc.net/comic/0674-the-fellowship-of-the-stick/ features one strip in this style]] as an ''Order of the Stick'' shout out.

* Done in printed comics by Matt Feazell (a quite skilled artist) in ''Cynicalman'', to demonstrate that anyone who can write can do a comic.

* ''Webcomic/NineZeroNineSickle''[[labelnote:true spelling]]909sickle[[/labelnote]] is a quirky gag-a-day series that randomly dips into a large range of topics including the significance of life, sexuality, theism, popular opinion, space travel and what aliens think of us, and arthropods. Primarily, the characters - who are basically standard stick men with mouths added - argue about logic and use technology. Often delves into progressing story arcs.

* ''[[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 UsefulNotes/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]].