http://sadpicturesforchildren.com/213/
If you find this funny, you will find the rest of SPFC funny. You also probably like the Coen brothers.
Dresden Codak is probably my favourite. Beautiful art style and it touches on some pretty deep stuff (transhumanism?) while occasionally being really damn funny. The Hob story arc is my favourite. Unfortunately, it updates quite irregularly (every month, on average). But Aaron Diaz clearly puts a hell of a lot of work into every panel.
Well you already posted one of my favorites. Some other greats are http://www.smbc-comics.com/ http://nedroid.com/ and http://www.qwantz.com/index.php I used to really enjoy Sinfest and XKCD, but they have both been inconsistent as of late. I also used to read http://questionablecontent.net/ but I only have so much soap-opera enjoyment ability in me, even if the characters listen to indie bands and make quips. Still great if you're into that, but you really need to read from the very early ones to understand what's going on and the quality didn't start at the same level.
That was Ctrl-Alt-Delete, which I never really liked in the first place. Ike is right about QC - it kind of dived in at the deep end in the past while; it's just a bunch of disconnected scenes. The same is true of Sinfest - it barely makes sense to me anymore.
Yeah, Sinfest went from being quick character-based jokes with occasional 5-10 strip long mini stories to the kind of newspaper comic political "humor" that might as well just put labels on the characters saying what social groups they represent.
I also used to follow Sinfest, XKCD, and QC much more closely. I think they've all been doing the same thing for too long to stay interesting. My current favorite is either Dr McNinja or Wondermark. They're both very funny, but totally different styles.
Three Word Phrase wavers between being hilarious and idiotic, with a nonsensical patch in between.
Hark! A vagrant has great nonsense history things, like these: Peasant romance and The Kennedys Dohouse Diaries has great stuff too. I also like this one from Gunshow. And how can I leave out Buttersafe?
awww yeah Buttersafe! http://buttersafe.com/2010/11/25/the-door/
this seems to be a mirror of pictures for sad children?
I finished catching up on Bad Machinery and wanted to remember who else on hubski liked it do you?
http://www.giantitp.com/ I love the Order of the Stick. Great for any fans of old school D&D gaming.
Double post I know, but I feel like Bad Machinery deserves its own mention here. Its interesting, especially if you like teenagers behaving like not teenagers, and its written in a more traditional syndicated style, i.e. every page has some sort of payoff to it.
If you're looking for actual story based webcomics, Gunnerkrigg Court is my hands down favorite. Runner up is Girl Genius. http://www.gunnerkrigg.com/ http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php
I was thinking about starting Homestuck, but it's so long...