Webcomics Recommendations

Can anyone recommend anything as gloriously and geekily literary as Nowhere U?

I just finished Marry Me. Lighthearted, and pretty short (only 91 strips, and it's finished). It's a pretty good read. Can I get a recommendation for any other finished webcomics?

Are you looking for Lighthearted? If so, I don't have any suggestions. If you'll take other than lighthearted, as long as it's completed, Breakfast of The Gods ran 105 pages in three books. It's definitely not lighthearted, though. it's a classic battle of Capital-g Good vs Capital-e Evil using cartoon breakfast cereal mascots.

I recommend TAL, a humorous and highly stylish urban fantasy comedic action series with 'amazing artworks.

Reading it now. I like it, though it's a bit too anime for my taste.

Luffinpuff and Eric. It's about a fat kid in his early teens, named Eric, who has an imaginary friend, Luffinpuff, who drags him on fantastical adventures. I think it deserves a tropes page.

If I haven't said it already (and if I have, forgive my bad memory), Archipelago. It's got excellent world building, deep characters, an engaging plot, and the artwork (at least past the third or fourth chapter) is amazing. The best part, though, is the main antagonist: Captain Snow, an undead pirate king with a Steampunk/Magitek mechanical arm (in other words, three-quarters of a Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot) who manages to combine Complete Monster and Magnificent Bastard into one evil, ruthless, amoral, tea-loving funball. Extremely recommendable.

Seconded.

That was awesome.

Anyone know any good silent/no-dialogue webcomics?

Oh! Oh! I know this one!

The Intrepid Girlbot! No one has ever said anything, in the whole comic's run.

StupidFox!

Supernormal Step. An AU story featuring a miss Fiona Dae and her rather more interesting companions trying to help her get back where she belongs. To its credit, excellent artwork, action scenes, world building and characters. To its detriment, the loose plot isn't very engaging and the protagonist is a total bitch. Still, worth a read.

These are the webcomics I recommend to pretty much everyone.

Templar, Arizona is a slice of life alternate history comic set in the titular fictional Arizona town. The characters are intriguing down to the smallest background character, the setting is incredibly fascinating, and the dialogue is just amazing.

Subnormality! is the physical manifestation of Wall of Text. If you can handle lots and lots of words, and often heavy-handed metaphors, the art is fantasticly unique and the comics themselves range from hilarious to tragic, sometimes within the same page.

Erfworld is the story of what happens when you take a wargame-obsessed shut-in and transport him to a world that works on tabletop gaming mechanics, to serve as a general for a severely outnumbered kingdom. The art is fantastic and only gets better as time goes, the puns and references are both numerous and clever, and the plot is a good combination of humor, badassery, and serious musings on the nature of life and free will.

Nerf Now is, quite simply, the cutest gaming comic ever.

I'll also second Gunnerkrigg Court, Girl Genius, Unsounded, and Homestuck.

re recommending Panthera

From a /co/ thread to you,some fresh webcomicry:

Monster Pulse - A little girl,her external,free-roaming heart and a shadowy organisation.

Blaster Nation - A young adult and his dysfunctional family and friends.

Family Man - Scholar in 18th Century German town deals with local legend.

Helvetica - Grim Fandango meets Slice of Life.

ANYTHING with Pokemans in it that isn't a Nuzlocke. I've had quite enough drama (failed or otherwise)

Well, Brawl In The Family often makes Pokemon jokes, along with other Nintendo jokes. It is also one of (IMO) the funniest comics online.

Read it.

Is there anything with good art and a lot of Ho Yay, especially if it's similar to Hanna Is Not A Boys Name?

Black Adventures is what you want.

O_O You were so right.

Kirby Adventure: A relatively new webcomic that already has a buttload of potential.

Reccommending School Bites, MénageA3, and Go Get A Roomie

Are there any good scary horror webcomics around?

I'f you're looking for lovecraftian stuff, Lovecraft Is Missing is really great.