Webcomics

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Webcomics are comics on the Internet.

Well, that was easy. Why does /tg/ care, then?

Because a whole host of webcomics are inspired by, written for, or are loved by the vast majority of /tg/. Below is a list of /tg/-related and -approved webcomics.

List of Webcomics

• Turn Signals on a Land Raider: Considered by many to be the definitive Warhammer 40,000 webcomic, TSoaLR is a series of vignettes related to the game. Fortunately, after a long hiatus, the comic appears to be back on track.

• Order of the Stick: One of the most popular webcomics period, OotS is a parody of Dungeons & Dragons and a pastiche of fantasy in general. It is also quite a skub topic on /tg/.

• Servants of the Imperium: A relative newcomer, SotI is basically Order of the Stick in the Warhammer 40,000 universe (specifically Dark Heresy).

• Love Can Bloom: Not a full webcomic but rather the one-off product of a drawfag, the single strip Love Can Bloom spawned one of the most well-known pieces of writefaggotry on /tg/.

• Perry Bible Fellowship: A surrealist webcomic of one-off strips, PBF is mostly famous on /tg/ for inventing the words weeaboo and skub.

• Slut Patrol: A short-lived but nonetheless well-loved webcomic, Slut Patrol was (yet another) Warhammer 40k comic (albeit with a notably more realistic art style).

• Witch Girls Adventures: WGA is an RPG system and accompanying webcomic that's basically a ripoff of Harry Potter.

• EATATAU!: Popular on the Advanced Tau Tactica forums, EATATAU is an ongoing webcomic about the Tau Empire, although the dialogue is frequently incomprehensible, due to a poor translation from Spanish to English. Depending on your thoughts on the Tau, it's either awesome or terrible, but in either case, it's very weeaboo.

• Da Real Wurld 40k: Da Real Wurld 40k was a webcomic that mixed a variety of sitcoms and reality TV shows with Warhammer 40,000. However, it's more-or-less dead now.

• Darths And Droids: In this webcomic, Star Wars doesn't exist as a movie franchise but is an RPG. Each comic is a series of screen caps from the DVDs, starting first with the prequels then moving on to the original trilogy, with a variety of tips and tricks for beginning GMs . Beware, legions of /tg/: hilarity will ensue.

• MS Paint Adventures: But perhaps more importantly, Homestuck specifically. If you don't know what this is, just ask around. Many people will gladly tell you about Homestuck.

• Prequel Adventure: Mainly known as Making a Cat Cry: The Webcomic, Prequel focuses on a Khajiit girl in the Elder Scrolls universe. It is a forum-driven adventure in the MSPA style, but incorporates a lot from Oblivion, and genre-savvy roleplayers keep the comic more /tg/-related than Obli/v/ion related.

• Double K: What Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann would be like if it were a buddy cop show. Hell yes. Only here because /tg/ loves TTGL more than they let on.

- Unsounded

- Rogue Trader - Rites of Flight [1] (currently being edited).

- Zero Space - Also called Skirmish Quest.

- Zombie Quest

- Verloren Hoop [2], by Coolexus.

- Bok the Neutral [3], still Coolexus.

- Cases of the Hives [4], fukken Coolexus.

- Exterminatus Now - A complete perversion of mixing the Inquisition with the Sonic universe.

- Sonichu - This does not exist. Any further mention of this non-existent webcomic will be shot. Yes, you read that correctly.

- A Space Marine Life [5] - A webcomic about a Warhammer 40,000 fan-girl suddenly finding herself in the Warhammer 40k universe.

- Regular Marine [6] - Brought to you by the guys who gave you Kaldor Draigo's warp dust addiction. This aught to be good.

- Axe-Cop

- Goblins