10: Sore Thumbs One of the giant heap of Crosby comics. It originally claimed to be a political-slash-gaming comic, but pretty soon degenerated into insanity. Unfortunately, the insanity of Superosity is more interesting, but at least Sore Thumbs has good fanservice.
11: Superosity Considering its historical importance to the world of webcomics, it seems like this would be a little more dignified, wouldn't it? Just as crudely drawn as when it started, and the humor hasn't matured much, either. And it's still just so offbeat and random that I still look forward to reading it every day. This was the flagship that helmed the Keenspot comic collective, back in the days when no one thought you could make any money off webcomics. And they were pretty much right, but Keenspot's still around, sort of, and that counts for something.
12: Striptease Good artwork, but the spotty updating schedule and occasionally facedesk-worthy writing makes this hard to recommend. It's on hiatus right now, anyway. Maybe I'll have something nicer to say when it comes back.
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