What was your favorite comic outside of Tapastic?

[yvettegustafsson]

There are so many good comics, what to choose?!

Recent years on Comixology I've found Bone and Locke&Key.
As inspiration for my own comics I like Lenore and Liberty Meadows. I also read Wonder woman, but not as an inspiration for my own comics, I just like the character and all that she stands for

[ametueraspirant]

paranatural, the adventures of jonas, kiwi blitz, anything by this artist, and a whole buttload of others I could name.
and may, if I get enough spare time in a new post.

[riverfur]

Definitely Stand Still, Stay Silent (a really good post-apocalyptic comic set in the Nordic countries) and Todd Allison and the Petunia Violet (awesome character-driven story set in early-1900s Australia). They're both amazing!
Oh, also Emily Carroll's comics. They're creepy and awesome.

[pastchaser]

Questionable content contunues to be just about my favourite thing ever

[MylCreates]

Avas Demon. I'd reccomend this comic to anybody. It's absolutely gorgeous, has an amazing plot and remarkable characters. Very unique worlds and I always seek out eagerly for the next update. The way the comic's formatted too can only work in it's original site which is why you probably wouldn't find it on other host sites.

[groovykinda]

I still go back to my old Betty and Veronica comics. They're marvels in pacing, layout, expression, and simplicity. Great stuff.
Another creator described Groovy, Kinda as "Archie Comics for adults." I was very flattered.
Right now I'm plowing through "SPQR Blues," a soap opera set in Ancient Rome. Well researched, nicely drawn, with a dry sense of humor that I love.
Other non-Tapastic faves are Princess Chroma, M9 Girls, DadRockGirlPop, Bohica Blues, and Doodling Around.

[ErithEl]

I was reading webcomics long before I discovered Tapastic, so I will add a couple to this list:

Everblue Great artwork, really intriguing story about adventure, flying boats, mystery and friendship.
Unsounded This story is very original and dark (I love it!). Very interesting characters. You never know what will happen next!
The Archipelago I mentioned this in s previous post. The artwork starts out a little rough (which will often put me off) but the story was too interesting to give up on it. Adventure, romance, danger...it's all there.
Girls with Slingshots and Menage a 3 are great fun and update multiple times a week, as well! Girls with Slingshots is ending soon, but you have about 10 years of archives to go through, and Menage a 3 (NSFW) also links you to several other spin off comics by the same authors/artists.

[marianacardoso]

When you ask for the favorite comics outside of Tapastic, are you talking about comics only? or is manga included?
Because from what i have seen, most comics here are manga influenced.

[TristanJensen]

just anything you used to, and/or currently, reading before you found out about Tapastic, so manga (or even just regular books with good illustrations if you want, I don't know...) would be fine.

[Momo]

I didn't really read that many comics except for the ones in the paper. I liked mutts and Red and Rover though. I mostly read manga. I still do read alot of manga XD But when I first got into it my favorites were probably Tokyo Mew Mew, Lucky star, and Yotsuba.
Right now my favorite manga's are probably Voice Over, K-on and Sailor Moon XD Yotsuba is still one of my favorites though :3

[Alli]

Glad to see that someone already mentioned Stand Still, Stay Silent, yet what about Minna's other (completed) work, A Redtail's Dream? http://www.minnasundberg.fi/comic/recent.php

Then there is Blindsprings http://blindsprings.com/, Plume http://plumecomic.com/, and The Black Brick Road of Oz http://www.blackbrickroadofoz.com/.

If you liked Labyrinth with David Bowie or Phantom of the Opera you will probably enjoy Girls Next Door, which doesn't have it's own website but can be found on deviantart here: http://pika-la-cynique.deviantart.com/.

[dplandscape]

Space Mullet www.space-mullet.com is hands down my favorite web comic

[Creaux]

http://paranatural.net/
http://monsterkind.enenkay.com/comic/latest
http://www.vibecomic.com/

!!!

[hierogriff]

Johnny Wander was what made me want to start drawing as a serious hobby, and Yuko Ota is still my favourite artist! I love her so much aaahhh

[3picdonut421]

I like the Scott Pilgrim series, and i don't think it influenced me much, but i still like to read it

[Spinester]

I get a lot of trade paperbacks and my favorites at the moment are Saga, East Of West, and Invincible.

[Jelw]

My favorite Webcomic would have to be Hanna is Not a Boy's Name (despite its unfortunate inconclusiveness) Another comic I'm a fan of is Mercworks it's absurdity makes it always amusing to come back to every week. (A bit NSFW? Nothing too bad but some joke content is a bit sexual in nature.)

For manga my all-time favorite has to be Death Note. Another favorite is No.6. Recently I've been in love with one titled 'Oushitsu Kyoushi Haine' but I don't think it's anywhere outside of Japan, unfortunately.

[kamronewing]

Since it seems to have become the standard I'll give a webcomic outside of Tapastic as well as a hard copy.

Girls With Slingshots by Danielle Corsetto. This webcomic got me into this world of comics. I had a lot of trouble getting into the digital format of comics, but this in a sense was the cherry breaker. It isn't like I didn't try others before hand (VG Cats and Penny Arcade) Just none of them held my interest till this one. And, I have found more great comics just by continuing to follow her.

Blankets by Craig Thompson. I've always enjoyed comics. Superheroes, Sunday strips, and of course Calvin and Hobbes. But, this book is what I aspire to be. All comic's require artistic talent, but in my opinion this one shines brightly over everything else.

[dplandscape]

My favorite comic outside of Tapastic is Space Mullet http://www.space-mullet.com/ its a fantasic sci fi webcomic by Daniel Warren Johnson

[Silerna]

Champions and Heroes. Funnies about games that might happen to every player. Drawn by an amazing duo-team
Carciphona by Shilin. An amazing fantasy comic that keeps you reading
Helix by Annausagi2(on smackjeeves). An historical comic set in early France. tThe art is truly mesmerising and realistic.