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Here is my list anyway of the 10 comics that I’ve been coming back to consistently:

1. Penny Arcade: If you’re an internet savant you will have already heard of this comic, as it seems to be one of the biggest out there. It mainly deals with gaming but also dabbles in internet culture and memes.

2. Truck Bearing Kibble: A rather odd webcomic, which will make you laugh because of its strangeness. Unlike most other webcomics it has some pretty good well drawn panels.

3. XKCD: Another fairly well known comic. It’s more of an eye on the  life and experiences of the author, than a comic meant purely for comedy. A lot of his musings are pure genius.

4. Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal: This is probably one of my favourite comics. It is just so odd and peculiar. It also manages to be funny in only one frame, something a lot of other comics can’t achieve in 3 or more frames.

5. TGSA Comic: This one deals with quite a varied amount of topics. Mostly pop culture though.

6. GU Comics: Mainly gaming related but quite funny for those who are up to speed on the gamers universe. If you don’t game you probably won’t get even 1 of these.

7. The Joy of Tech: A comic about Tech really. Mainly centers itself on being a shameless Apple fanboy, but can also be pretty good at times.

8. Brightly Wound: Kinda like a poor mans XKCD, but still it has its moments. The updates are not regular though and get drawn I guess when the author gets around to it.

9. VG Cats: Another good gaming webcomic. Can have some real moments of genius, but can also fail miserably at being funny.

10. the Warehouse: Can be hit and miss, but has some real moments of excellence.

If you want to check out his comic strips here is the complete collection:

Calvin & Hobbes complete online collection

Here are just a few of my favourites:

Left 4K Dead: Based on the Valve game “Left 4 Dead” it is a pretty good, java based game. What is so amazing about it is that it’s only 4KBs in size.

Mirrors Edge 2D: If you haven’t played the full version of this game (you should, it’s excellent) here is a 2D taster of the gameplay.

Totem Destroyer: Great game, which is as much about your timing as it is about planning which block to remove next.

Coign of Vantage: Very interesting game. At first you’ll be at a loss as to what the goal is. But once you realise it you’ll see just how unique this game is.

Warzone Tower Defense: I love Tower Defense games, and this is another excellent example of one. Plenty of turrets to choose from and loads of different ways to position them.

Free Tetris: Need I say more. It’s Tetris.

Electric Box: Interesting game where you have to get an electrical current from point A to B by whatever means available.

Play Hanna in a Choppa: Reminiscent of some of the old gravity based games on the C64. This game succeeds because it remembered to keep the gameplay simple and addictive

Boomstick: Just shoot the stuff flying overhead and collect bullets. Simple.

Boomshine: Feels a bit random at first, but eventually you’ll get used to the mechanics and know when you properly let off an explosion

Launchball: Get a ball from point A to point B. Not as easy as it sounds

Auditorium: Very interesting and unique game. Has to be played. You basically just get a stream to hit various points by using the tools available.

Hunted Forever: Just keep running.

Knuckleheads: Like a 2D platformer, but not quite.

Frogger: The old classic gets reborn. Still as addictive as ever.

Earth, observed: Satellite photos of Earth. Pictures like this never fail to make me feel how small I actually am.

419 Scam: I know I shouldn’t laugh, as this guy has ruined his life, but how does this happen? Not only did he fall for it, but so did all his family? Why didn’t he even get a lawyer to verify it was legit?

Tintin: Insanest of the Insane: Hilarious look at an old Tintin comic strip.

HavenWorks.com: I shouldn’t really be giving this site the traffic, but I can’t resist. It has to be the worst designed webpage ever. It’s like someone shot the page with a double barrel shotgun of primary colors and default fonts. I suppose I should be glad its not in comic sans

Desert Bus: A game for all those people who don’t want kids playing violent video games

Padlock USB key: Pretty cool and innovative idea.

The American Form of Government: Interesting video on Democracy and what it really is.

Startup Delayer: Really cool application that I’ve just started using myself in Vista. It lets you set the startup time of applications at boot up, rather than letting the OS trying to load everything at once. The only thing I need at startup is the button mappings on my mouse, so I’ve set everything else to have a start up that’s staggered. With some applications only starting a good 20 minutes after I’ve booted.

Yahoo! Answers – Bebo Profile Names: Hilarious response to a question asked on Yahoo! Answers

Faceball: Great idea for a game, that can be played anywhere, and doesn’t require batteries.

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