webcomixzszzzs!!11!1!

http://xkcd.com/ read. commit seppuku. the choice is yours.

now that that's out of the way, give suggestions.
mine:
http://www.qwantz.com/archive/list.html Dinosaur comics
http://www.toothpastefordinner.com/index.php
http://www.vgcats.com/
http://wondermark.com/wm_archive.html
http://www.lfgcomic.com/ Looking for Group
http://www.thinkin-lincoln.com/index.php?view=archive
http://www.graphicsmash.com/comics/brathalla.php
http://dresdencodak.com/index.html
http://www.boltcity.com/copper/ Copper (:sad: will prob. never update again :sad:)
http://www.shamusyoung.com/twentysidedtale/?cat=14 DM of the Rings (FINISHED. but awesome)
http://www.darthsanddroids.net/archive.html (the star wars 'version,' in progress)

Gah! You forgot

8-bit Theater,

Ctrl-Alt-Del, and

Saturday Morning Brekfast Cereal Comics

Oh, and most important of all,

Dr. McNinja

Along with xkcd, and vg cats sometimes, these are the only webcomics I read.

Speaking of xkcd, is anyone considering showing up at any of those geohash sites? Some of the West-DC quadrant ones are pretty close to TJ... But many of them are far enough away that our Alumni who still reside in VA could visit! I don't want to just show up and find a bunch of middle aged nerds I don't know, but if we organized a TJ geohash meet-up, it could be pretty cool. How about one on the Saturday after the end of school? (Official meet-up times are Saturdays at 4:00 PM).

Or is this just too creepy? (I can't decide! If I was going to be in the Boston area again, I'd definitely go meet Randall, though! [Curse bad timing! I was there weekend before last! If only this comic had come ONE WEEK earlier!]

We'll have to manipulate the stock market to get the geohash to fall within the grounds of TJ.

That... Sounds... AWESOME!
I bet people will actually start doing that! Or at least trying to predict what the DOW will be and go to the place before anyone else can!

cool new steampunk RPG comic getting put up on Shawntionary: Clockworks

(also, i was really enjoying the world's only stock tip comic (i think) but it hasn't updated in a long while )

Some other comics:
dm of the rings
*had already linkied to it in the OP* -herr
((whoops. Well this way no one will miss it. It was pretty good! And < 200 comics, so it doesn't take long to read)) -tsc

Sam and Fuzzy
Hark, a vagrant

I'm enjoying the stock tip comic, thanks for the link.

this one's pretty good!

http://www.undefined.net/1/0/

How can you have gone this far without mentioning it?

EDIT: Also, http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/000401. Popular back in its day, and not as well-remembered as I thought... be warned that some of the early stuff is sketchy, but you get through it to get to the later stuff, because continuity is where the comic shines.

....because i just read through the first 50 strips and didn't like them... (for your sake, i hope it gets better)

Actually, 1/0 is existentially brilliant, but that's just my opinion. Some people might like to seek enlightenment some other way.

Along with some others that have already been mentioned:

Schlock Mercenary, anyone?
Magellan Superhero Academy (I'm not sure that's its correct name, but that's what it is)
Girl Genius. Oh yeah.
Irregular Webcomic. David Morgan-Mar (one of the guys from Darths and Droids, previously mentioned) is brilliant, and explicitly lampshades TV Tropes. He also puts in science and etymology lectures where they apply.
Casey and Andy. Mad scientists who frequently die. Bob was there, too. I link to the first page so that people don't see the end unless they want too; it's already concluded.
Dominic Deegan, Oracle For Hire. Your Mileage May Vary, but it's definitely quite good at the beginning, before all that cosmic stuff caused a case of Broken Base.

--XF

Edit: Oh, yeah, and I forgot
Order of the Stick (OOTS)
El Goonish Shive (EGS)