5» Achewood
Phillippe is a very special boy. Everyone else is an alcoholic. But Phillippe... Phillippe, you bring us very special joy, dressed like a bumble-bee with your special kind of glee.
3» Boxjam's Doodle
"Boxjam's Doodle" is a very minimalist webcomic--pretty much only two-tone. And, well, every adult character wears a muumuu. There was one hilarious one about a doorgun that I wanted to print out, but I couldn't find that particular strip again. Darn.
2» Boy On a Stick and Slither
This webcomic offers the set-up and punch-line that every good "funny" needs to have, but I feel it lacks the epic scope that so many of my favorite webcomics have. It's still pretty pretty though.
4» Count Your Sheep
Adis puts cuteness, humor, and cleanliness together in a combination that has not been surpassed by any other webcomic. (Granted, most webcomics steer away from cleanliness.)
5» Diesel Sweeties
Maura, a human, and Clango, a robot, are the star characters of this strip, and they're in a relationship. Other fun characters include Johnny Toaster, Red Robot (from Exploding Dog!)_, Lil' Sis, Indie Rock Pete, Metal Rock Steve, Electron Mike, and John Stamos the kitten.
3» Exploding Dog
People send him title. The artist produces artwork for them.
5» Gluemeat
This is the pinnacle of absurdist webcomics. The artist's humor varies between non-sequiturs and puns; both, however, fall within my range of choice humor.
4» General Protection Fault
This a pretty interesting webcomic. It got my involved, I waded through all the old strips, and I check every day for the newest one out. It also introduced me to "Sluggy Freelance."
4» Natalie Dee
In the tradition of Exploding Dog, Natalie Dee posts random thoughts in the form of one-panel comics. My favorite? Grand Theft Uno, of course.
4» RPG World
There's a character in this comic called TAT Guy--basically, he's an NPC who exists at every bar and tavern and who can say nothing other than, "*Sigh* Times are tough." This comic went through a never-updated slump, but the artist has recently been living up to his promised update days.
5» Sluggy Freelance
This is one of the most creative webcomics out there. It took me three months of procrastinating on homework to catch up to the current storyline, but I did it. Is it not nifty?
2» Spamusement!
Spammers send him spamThe artist produces artwork for them.
4» Wapsi Square
Not the funniest webcomic out there, but it has its amusing moments. Mainly, it succeeds as a soap-operatic comment about five main characters whose original connection is still unknown.
3» You Damn Kid!
I've really cracked up at some of these. I just wish this guy would update more often.