h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I read a good amount of webcomics, but it's hard to keep track of them all. When I'm at home it's easy, but when I'm elsewhere, I don't have a favorites list. So, I'll just make a little list here, and add to it as I get more webcomics.

www.sluggy.com
Sluggy Freelance-My favorite webcomic ever.

www.schlockmercenary.com
Schlock Mercenary-If Sluggy didn't exist, this would be my favorite.

www.nuklearpower.com
8-Bit Theater-Possibly the greatest sprite comic in existence.

www.zapinspace.com
Zap! And he's in Space, too!

www.checkerboardnightmare.com
CxN is the ultimate webcomic parody. Too bad it's ending this Friday.

www.starslipcrisis.com
Fortunately, Starslip Crisis is done by the Checkerboard Nightmare guy, so I won't be far from his style of comedy.

www.melonpool.com
I finished the NINE YEAR LONG ARCHIVES a good week before they VANISHED WITHOUT A TRACE. He's restarted his Universe. If you don't understand what I mean by that, then ask and I can explain.

www.greystoneinn.com
That's probably the URL, but Greystone Inn is a webcomic about a webcomic about a Gargoyle. Err....well, it used to be. It's currently about supervillains, and it'll probably be cancelled soon so that the cartoonist can draw stories that focus entirely on supervillains. I'll miss you, Argus The Gargoyle! You were fun.

www.brunothebandit.com
If you haven't started reading Bruno The Bandit already, what's holding you back? I'm a conservative, and I STILL love this guy's openly left-wing satire. He's the only guy who can do a parody of George W. Bush without making me annoyed. So go read about the swords and sorcery guy who basically lives through our lives.

dominic-deegan.com
I don't praise this as highly as I praise other webcomics, but if I say nothing else then I have to say that this guy can come up with some very unique characters. Imagine a serious Bruno the Bandit without so much heavy political satire, and it's kind of like this.

There's more, but....well, I don't remember them all right now. I'll work through the details on that when I get home.

Oh, and if any of you have any webcomics that you think I'd like, send 'em over (note: some comics like Penny-Arcade, while funny, cross the language line for me (although they get the violence almost perfect. If only they had violence and not languge....ah, well)).