/b/ - Random

>>13972
KC Green's webcomics are some of my favorites. He is mostly known for Gunshow, which ended a while ago, and he's currently doing one called Funny Online Animals. I highly recommend it, as well as some of his other works, including He Is A Good Boy and his adaptation of Pinocchio.
I like Achewood as well, though it is a very long read. TGWeaver's comics are classic too. RubyQuest is probably the most well-known of them, having led to the creation of /qst/, but I'm partial to DiveQuest (unfortunately it's been a long time since that one updated).
And if you like shidposting, read Super Mega Comics. It's quite unique and displays a pretty sophisticated sense of humor at times.

>>13973
nice, those do look interesting

>>13976
>>13973
I've always wondered who makes those yellow comics.

>>13972
I haven't checked up on Gunnerkrigg Court in a long time. It was pretty cool, but then something really goofy happened and I didn't have it in me to see how things turned out.

>>13972
I found a guy called Qizeaqfile who made several dark souls mangos and a bloodborne mango with fucking insane art and he did it all online for fucking free
i guess the only issue is some random pornografic shid that poped up once in one of the dark souls mango and like 3 or 4 times in the bloodborne mango which is really a shame since it's kinda out of place also some yurishid in the bloodborne one (i highly fucking doubt lady maria is a fag and an introduced character, "alice" isn't even canon) but its still worth checking out nevertheless

>>14013
i have to share these i cant help myself

OP here. Just finished reading the dunnerkrigg strips to date. I have to say it succeeded in getting me emotionally invested, and I really enjoyed it. Quite a ride I'd say, more introspective than I expected
>>13990
Coyote's a fun fellow