AWKWARD ZOMBIE

Yeah I'm liking it so far.

The art is... unique. I checked some newer strips just to see how much the art has changed. It's nice to see how much it improves while the style itself remains largely the same.

For anyone out of comics.
Ellie Starling
Namesake
Misfile
Achewood
Achewood
Achewood
Achewood
Awkward Zombie

MISFILE?!
PfffAAAHAHAHAHAAA! No.

oh my god misfile i remember that comic

also wow lookit those eyes in the bottom left panel

Vrominelli, always a levelheaded and fair judge of creative character.
Monster Pulse is what I'm currently salivating for. God...what if that's my organ monster?
I love this artstyle.
Though it is clear that some people are unfairly talented.
Cheesy, but fun.

I'm reading Misfile but I don't really know why, I've stopped having any interest in it. All the weird poses in it slightly bother me as well.

I remember you pointing out Monster Pulse recently, Omnithea. Thanks for reminding me to check it again. It's getting hard to keep track of all the webcomics I read.

I read Misfile way back, and then kind of forgot about it. I found it again, read it from the start and then kind of forgot it again. It doesn't seem to hold my interest. The storylines are too bland.

The story is just not moving forward at all though. There's like, a few people dropping into Ash's life but other than a few talks about getting Rumisiel into heaven, the story isn't moving forward.

I think it's gone from it's intended story to just daily life stories of a boy in a girl's body.

I do find myself frustrated by the main storyline not moving forward, but I'm too damn invested in it. What bothers me about the art is that he sticks too closely to the cliche manga style without injecting his own style. He could reduce the number of updates and fix his misdrawn panels to fix the freaky poses. I get the sense that once he's drawn a comic he does not go back and redraw anything. He does make me interested in cars though, which is an impressive feat in of itself. All of this is a moot point though, as he has kids, and there goes the time and energy to do anything.

No to Misfile. And I have never seen the appeal of Achewood.

Scenes From A Multiverse is hard to beat and great for fans of SMBC.
NNFB has drastically improved its art which seems to have put the kibosh on any sort of consistent update.
Anything by Evan Dahm is a safe bet. Rice Boy, Vattu, or Order of Tales.

The thing that turns me off about Scenes is the author really likes bashing religion. Like a huge chunk of those comics are dedicated just to that. SMBC pokes fun, but the author doesn't outright state that people who believe in a higher power are idiots.

For goofy, cheesy, completely stupid fun, there's Sore Thumbs. Careful before you start this one. Don't come back and tell me it's stupid. I already warned you that it was.

pretty much this

it's like he never stopped being in high school