Hello all!

Ever since my friend introduced me to it, I sped through Ava's Demon, and now wait impatiently for updates every week. I also "binge-read" the Earthsong Saga, Shattered Starlight, MYTH, and large portions of The Phoenix Requiem (I still haven't finished that one... It's so long, ha ha). I was a huge fan of Urban Reality too, before it somehow vanished from the Internet. I guess the common theme is fantasy or psychological thriller.

How about you? Any webcomics you're reading or absolutely want to try?

I haven't really read any webcomics lately, I did read A Brawl In The Family (Smash bros. parody) a while back, but not much else. I have read others before but that one came off the top of my head first. 

For me, I don't tend to read as many webcomics as manga, but I do start on a few once in a while when I want to view something other than manga. =) Since I start on them randomly and most of them aren't actually finished/completed yet, I can't say whether or not the webcomics I'm about to mention are going to be good or not, but right now, I'm reading one called TAL (it's a Korean webcomic). So far, I like it for its humor and the storyline seems okay too . One of my friends also recommended a webcomic called Noblesse and I think the art looks fairly good, so that's probably the next one I'll be reading. =)

oblivion : Prequel
The only webcomic where I didn't know whether to laugh or not.

Made by the same guy who made Homestuck, Prequel differs from Homestuck in that it makes sense. It follows the adventures of a Khajiit named Katia Managan who arrived at Anvil before the events of Elder Scrolls Oblivion. It parodies various aspects of the game while adding backstory to various NPC's and occurrences. Another unique aspect is that readers have left comments on each panel that influenced the next, as the comments actually appear in the minds of whatever character is being focused on. In particular, Katia is the anti-protagonist of Elder Scrolls, who makes mistakes every corner, lives very emotionally, and has alchohol problems. While I quit on Homestuck after 2-3 chapters, I generally remained invested in this story, and it does have some similar comedic and innovative aspects to (at least the couple chapters I saw of) Homestuck. However, there is one problem...

The last update was on Halloween of 2015

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I didn't know that the creator of MSPA actually made an Oblivion webcomic before.

Although Homestuck was the most recent webcomic I had read, from start to Act 7. And, yes, I am a fan of Homestuck before you ask.

Right now, I'm reading a webcomic called Megatokyo (it's actually been around since 2000). One of my friends recommended it to me a while back, and so far, it seems to be okay.