Well, this is nice, back to this once again, right as the new year begins as well, so that works out. You know, I never did state what the concept behind this really is, even back with the original one. Really the idea is that if I could only have 10 comics to read on a desert island, it would be these 10. Thus why the arbitrary order, there's no particular sequence or order they could ever actually be in, just there for me to read. So with that let's get the next one going.
1. Sluggy Freelance - Yes, it's still on this list and will remain there until it ends. It is and remains my Standard, and will forever and a day.
2. Schlock Mercenary - This one I call Best Overall and every strip earns it. It's a must read for science fiction enthusiasts, and lovers of humor as well.
3. Gunnerkrigg Court - Hmm, the first two have whole long series dedicated to them, but not this one, that seems odd. . . Maybe I should . . .
4. Derelict - Remains the only comic I bought a hard copy of, and probably will be for some time. Worth reading.
5. Sunstone (NSFW) - Despite the delays that have plagued this year, including a physical injury that crashed nearly all of his comics, I still want to keep reading this comic. Aside from being really great to look at, the comic is a romance of all things and it keeps me interested.
6. Between Failures - It's nice to have a comic that isn't really that "out there" on my list. No fantastical elements, just a comic about everyday people doing everyday things. Even introducing a group of "furries" is done without being too crazy (well, no crazier than normal for this comic).
7. Spinnerette - Still my favorite of the various superhero comics I've been finding. It's funny, serious and creative. Worth reading and enjoying.
8. Namesake - It taps so many ideas that attract my attention that I can't help but read it. Reading, writing, books, alternate realities ect etc. And it's damn good too, which makes it even better. Go forth and read it.
9. Stand Still, Stay Silent - When I first started reading it, I thought it would just devolve into another zombie comic, but it hasn't, at all. It's something significantly different, gorgeous and well worth reading despite it's disjointed (at least from the rest of the comic so far) introduction.
10. The Non-Adventures of Wonderella - My dose of laughter comic is still here and likely will remain for some time to come. Especially now that it's done with all that kickstarter nonsense and can publish regularly again.
Honerable Mentions go to Gaia, It Hurts! (sometimes), Skullkickers and The Meek, all of which are kind of the bubble of being on this list.
As I stated last week, the blog will be dark for the remainder of January as I finish my move and such. I hope to be able to post something during the month, but I suspect I won't even have a nothing post. It will be that crazy. Afterwards, I should be back to a relatively regular schedule. Hell, I'm already planning my next long series (if you missed the hint, reread this page), so I will be back. Until then, Happy New Year. Next time kiddies.
1. Sluggy Freelance - Yes, it's still on this list and will remain there until it ends. It is and remains my Standard, and will forever and a day.
2. Schlock Mercenary - This one I call Best Overall and every strip earns it. It's a must read for science fiction enthusiasts, and lovers of humor as well.
3. Gunnerkrigg Court - Hmm, the first two have whole long series dedicated to them, but not this one, that seems odd. . . Maybe I should . . .
4. Derelict - Remains the only comic I bought a hard copy of, and probably will be for some time. Worth reading.
5. Sunstone (NSFW) - Despite the delays that have plagued this year, including a physical injury that crashed nearly all of his comics, I still want to keep reading this comic. Aside from being really great to look at, the comic is a romance of all things and it keeps me interested.
6. Between Failures - It's nice to have a comic that isn't really that "out there" on my list. No fantastical elements, just a comic about everyday people doing everyday things. Even introducing a group of "furries" is done without being too crazy (well, no crazier than normal for this comic).
7. Spinnerette - Still my favorite of the various superhero comics I've been finding. It's funny, serious and creative. Worth reading and enjoying.
8. Namesake - It taps so many ideas that attract my attention that I can't help but read it. Reading, writing, books, alternate realities ect etc. And it's damn good too, which makes it even better. Go forth and read it.
9. Stand Still, Stay Silent - When I first started reading it, I thought it would just devolve into another zombie comic, but it hasn't, at all. It's something significantly different, gorgeous and well worth reading despite it's disjointed (at least from the rest of the comic so far) introduction.
10. The Non-Adventures of Wonderella - My dose of laughter comic is still here and likely will remain for some time to come. Especially now that it's done with all that kickstarter nonsense and can publish regularly again.
Honerable Mentions go to Gaia, It Hurts! (sometimes), Skullkickers and The Meek, all of which are kind of the bubble of being on this list.
As I stated last week, the blog will be dark for the remainder of January as I finish my move and such. I hope to be able to post something during the month, but I suspect I won't even have a nothing post. It will be that crazy. Afterwards, I should be back to a relatively regular schedule. Hell, I'm already planning my next long series (if you missed the hint, reread this page), so I will be back. Until then, Happy New Year. Next time kiddies.
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