Webcomics are everywhere if you know where to look. Nowadays artists have a variety of platforms to launch their webcomics from and there is no shortage of choice. However, finding the good ones is a little trickier as everyone’s tastes are different. Here is a list of my favourites in the order I discovered them:

1. Ctrl+Alt+Del

Hilariously accurate insight into the lives of video gamers.

2. Cyanide & Happiness

Not for the easily offended, dark stick figure humour at its best.

3. Liz Climo

Character artist/storyboard revisionist on The Simpsons, Liz Climo creates her own world.

4. The Oatmeal

Answers to life’s biggest questions: Should you buy a selfie stick and How to pet a kitty.

5. Sarah’s Scribbles

The semi-autobiographical adventures of Sarah Andersen.

6. The Adventures of Business Cat

What life would be like if your boss was a cat?

7. Owlturd Comix

The goal is humor, and for the subject matter, anything is game.

8. Adam Ellis

Adam Ellis is a blogger from Portland, Oregon who hates tomatoes and can’t do long division. He lives in New York City now.

9. The Awkward Yeti

The Awkward Yeti encompasses multiple series by cartoonist Nick Seluk.

10. Loading Artist

Loading Artist is a New Zealand webcomic written and illustrated by Gregor Czaykowski.