The Order of the Stick — To anyone not familiar with D&D rules (especially how they changed from 2nd Edition to 3rd edition) this comic will probably come across as funny most of the time and inscrutable for the rest of it. It still has humor and traditional jokes, and it breaks the fourth wall a lot, but only role-playing gamers will appreciate everything.

Anti-hero for Hire — Meet “Shadehawk” and his hacker sidekick “Wrench” as they clean up Triumph City from the usual rabble of would-be super-villains. It’s full of wacky tech, big guns, a few real super-villains, and possitively dripping with action movie humor.

MegaTokyo — An anime-style Web comic with a large and devout following of fans. Piro and Largo are “trapped” in Japan after an ill-fated trip to E3 and any number of improbable things happen. It’s very cute, but also a little annoying because it doesn’t update regularly. Yes, I pay nothing for it, and have no right to complain.

Under the Lemon Tree — It’s where all the lemons life gives you start. When the various aspects of Ben’s subconcious mind manifest themselves as cute little animals only he can see, he thinks he’s finally gone bananas (which is easy to believe when you work at a grocery store). This comic is so cute and funny that you won’t realize you’ve worked your way through the entire archive until you have to wait a week for the next comic. Wah!