Webcomics

Webcomics are comics on the Internet.

Well, that was easy. Why does /tg/ care, then?

Because a whole host of webcomics are inspired by, written for, or are loved by the vast majority of /tg/. Below is a list of /tg/-related and -approved webcomics.

Webcomics Directly Related To Traditional Games

• Turn Signals on a Land Raider: Considered by many to be the definitive Warhammer 40,000 webcomic, TSoaLR is a series of vignettes related to the game. Fortunately, after a long hiatus, the comic appears to be back on track.

• Order of the Stick: One of the most popular webcomics period, OotS is a parody of Dungeons & Dragons and a pastiche of fantasy in general. It is also quite a skub topic on /tg/.

• Servants of the Imperium: A relative newcomer, SotI is basically Order of the Stick in the Warhammer 40,000 universe (specifically Dark Heresy).

• Love Can Bloom: Not a full webcomic but rather the one-off product of a drawfag, the single strip Love Can Bloom spawned one of the most well-known pieces of writefaggotry on /tg/.

• Slut Patrol: A short-lived but nonetheless well-loved webcomic, Slut Patrol was (yet another) Warhammer 40k comic (albeit with a notably more realistic art style).

• Witch Girls Adventures: WGA is an RPG system and accompanying webcomic that's basically a ripoff of Harry Potter.

• EATATAU!: Popular on the Advanced Tau Tactica forums, EATATAU is an ongoing webcomic about the Tau Empire, although the dialogue is frequently incomprehensible, due to a poor translation from Spanish to English. Depending on your thoughts on the Tau, it's either awesome or terrible, but in either case, it's very weeaboo.

• Da Real Wurld 40k: Da Real Wurld 40k was a webcomic that mixed a variety of sitcoms and reality TV shows with Warhammer 40,000. However, it's more-or-less dead now.

• Darths And Droids: In this webcomic, Star Wars doesn't exist as a movie franchise but is an RPG. Each comic is a series of screen caps from the DVDs, starting first with the prequels then moving on to the original trilogy, with a variety of tips and tricks for beginning GMs . Beware, legions of /tg/: hilarity will ensue.

• Yet Another Fantasy Gamer Comic:, yes that is its actual name. It updates quite regularly and has been around for years, so its pretty long. It is clearly based off dungeons and dragons. Contains some NSFW.

• A Space Marine Life: [1] A webcomic about a Warhammer 40,000 fan-girl suddenly finding herself in the Warhammer 40k universe.

• Goblins: A D&D setting but where the main party is a bunch of goblins instead of the typical humans-and-similar.

• Wobbly Model Syndrome: A cheap webcomic that finds any way to poke fun at the universe of 40K, from the Tyranids' lack of allies to how much irony the God-Emperor of Mankind set himself up with.

• Regular Marine - Brought to you by the guys who gave you Kaldor Draigo's warp dust addiction and the Space Hulk trainwrecks. Focuses on the last two marines from one of the missing Primarchs' chapters as they try to stay alive in a messed-up universe. They also manage to drag an under-appreciated Night Lord with a Tyranid fetish along for the ride as well.

• Boone Quest, by Mr.Culexus. An illustrated quest thread that plays like a Dark Heresy solo adventure starring Alice Boone.

• Verloren Hoop, by Coolexus. A webcomic chronicling a Dark Hersey game where survivors from a Valkyrie crash go on to investigate a mysterious drug in a hive for the inquisition.

• Bok the Neutral, still Coolexus. A webcomic about a True Neutral half-orc bard adventuring with a man who thinks that he is a fallen paladin and a dryad in a fantasy world created by the coolest of drawfags.

• Cases of the Hives, fukken Coolexus. A noir-like webcomic where an Arbites and a Magos investigate murders in a hive city.

Webcomics fa/tg/uys Like (most of them, anyway)

• Prequel Adventure: Mainly known as Making a Cat Cry: The Webcomic, Prequel focuses on a Khajiit girl in the Elder Scrolls universe. It is a forum-driven adventure in the MSPA style, but incorporates a lot from Oblivion, and genre-savvy roleplayers keep the comic more /tg/-related than Obli/v/ion related.

• Double K: What Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann would be like if it were a buddy cop show. Hell yes. Only here because /tg/ loves TTGL more than they let on.

• Perry Bible Fellowship: A surrealist webcomic of one-off strips, PBF is mostly famous on /tg/ for inventing the words weeaboo and skub.

• Oglaf: A comical NSFW fantasy comic.

• MS Paint Adventures: But perhaps more importantly, Homestuck specifically. If you don't know what this is, just ask around. Many people will gladly tell you about Homestuck.

• Axe-Cop: A webcomic written by a kid, drawn by a pro. Exceptionally awesome!

Webcomics Plonked Here Without Any Real Description

• Unsounded

• Rogue Trader - Rites of Flight [2] (currently being edited).

• Zero Space - Also called Skirmish Quest.

• Zombie Quest - Zombie quest.

• Exterminatus Now - A complete perversion of mixing the Inquisition with the Sonic universe. It's about as horrible and cringe-inducing at it sounds, without even needing to read it.

Webcomics Thou Shalt Never Mention, Ever

• Sonichu