Nausea Fuel / Webcomics

• Awful Hospital can sometimes have this effect, with some of the characters being Animate Body Parts or sapient diseases, and the webcomic's liberal use of gore, although this is arguably cushioned for the most part by the webcomic's cartoon art-style.
• Death Clown can get pretty nasty, with its body removal technician protagonist and its fondness of reducing human and sprout to chunky salsa. The most sickening moment being the Beach Episode one-shot, set on the same beach in which garbage bags of human-viscera were dumped in the first chapter. Intentionally done for Fan Disservice.
• In Deep Rise, every bit of technology more advanced than an abbacus or a lighter is alive and skin-coloured.
• A Kevin & Kell strip had Fenton's mother draining spinal fluid away from an injury. And how did she do this? Well, she's a vampire bat.
• The Looking for Group comic #291, (and its implications) generally caused two reactions. Some people were saying Squee. The rest of the population was reaching for the Brain Bleach.
• This Our Little Adventure comic here.
• Penny Arcade:
  • "You just found Grandma's man-candy."
  • This closeup of Gabe's mouth. If you are a Gabe fangirl who wishes to make out with him, you may want to think twice about that.
  • "It was at this point that I believe every one of his internal organs was ejected from his bunghole."
  • Gabe puking on everyone on an amusement park ride. His wife (the one on the right) even gets puked on!
  • In the Penny Arcade RPG On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness, there's one quest that involves giving a scale-model ferris wheel to a "Urinologist" just so he can urinate on it (and give you a jar of urine in return). The act of urination is described in great detail.
    • And in Episode 3, one of the enemies you encounter are "Rabbites", rotting, zombie-like rabbits covered in blood, with something resembling an intestine wrapped around their necks, and they attack you by coughing up blood. It's a revolting sight, even for a 16-bit sprite.
• Stand Still, Stay Silent: The kade can spontaneously generate writhing maggots on people's arms to intimidate them. When first seen, the phenomenon can easily be mistaken for the person starting to turn into the story's brand of Plague Zombie.
• In The Order of the Stick comic number 835 Vaarsuvius and Belkar do something truly horrible to a kobold. Not that he didn't deserve it.
• Trevor (2020): Being a slasher with a healthy dose of Bloody Horror, some of the kills are quite gruesome; between that and Trevor’s Body Horror, certain scenes are bound to twist at least a few stomaches.
• Unsounded: When Duane is discussing his Horror Hunger there is a particularly detailed rendering of his rotting hands crawling with maggots, which he then takes a messy bite out of.