Denn

Man, I wish Gone With the Blastwave updated more frequently. Such a great comic. I hadn't thought of the comparison to Civil Protection, but you're totally right.

Descriptor, somehow I managed to read every one of the comics you listed, good choices. I wish F@NB0Y$ still updated though. Anyway, I think I have too many webcomics I keep up with to list them all without losing interest, so I'll pick some of the better ones that I figure more people will enjoy. I'll provide links, but most of them link directly to the main page, so if I say something about read from the beginning, just move to the first comic. Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal: Great daily (even Saturdays and Sundays) comic that is pretty consistently hilarious. No characters to worry about and periodic nerd jokes. It was originally a single panel comic, but that's starting to rarely be the case these days. Be sure to mouse over the red button under the comic for an extension of some sort. Um, but don't check out today's, it may disturb you. The Book of Biff: This comic is actually consistently single panel, and I'd consider it pretty awesome. It follows Biff in his random daily activities, but in a sort of off the wall way. It's hard to explain, but I enjoy it. Blank It: This comic is more of a series, so you'll need to read it from the start. It manages to be quite hilarious at times, and callbacks are really important. It follows two guys lost in some endless expanse of something. Anything else I might say could spoil things for you. Boxer Hockey: Boxer Hockey is a great webcomic with an excellent art style and great humor. It follows a team of Boxer Hockey players and all their crazy antics. I should also explain Boxer Hockey since it's very peculiar. Two goals, three runners, blunt instruments, and genetically engineered frogs used to score. It's another story driven comic that you should read from the start. Nedroid: Nedroid is awesome, that is all. Nerf Now!!: Gaming comic with lots (perhaps too much) of fan service. Most notable for TF2 Comics, I think. Moe: Moe is awesome, but don't know how to describe it very well. For a comic as random as this, you wouldn't expect much in the way of story arcs, but they're there. The only downside is a lack of a consistent update schedule. Everyone should check these out because I have excellent tastes in everything, especially webcomics.