Online comics that I read:

• ADULT THEMES! by Randy Milholland. You'll hate it or love it.

• Larry Leadhead  A comic about wargamers / miniatures players. Eerily accurate!

• by Rich Burlew. A hilarious parody of dungeon-bashing roleplaying...
  Speaking of dungeon-bashing roleplaying, there is also the roleplaying comic of all roleplaying comics - Yamara, by Manui and Adams, and Acid Reflux by Emily Bingham and Daniel Panamaroff (nicely hosted for posterity by longtime fan Kemayo).

• The Dreamland Chronicles, by Scott Christian Sava. A webcomic tour-de-force.

• When Robin and Jason discover their redheaded friend Anne is a "Wotch", many great adventures & weird occurrences begin...

•   - being a webcomic about the succubus Charlotte, whom tries to get a prom date for a complete loser. If that sort of thing floats your boat, you'll love , where Case falls in love with the succubus Kia, his flatmate Tom always meets the wrong women and Russian professors are visited by the ghost of Uri Gagarin! Fantastic, long-running and off-the-wall inventiveness! .

•  by the very talented writer/artist Gina Biggs. This is just one comic of many - she is a prolific writer.

• Is Bill really hopeless as a barbarian warrior? Dave Reddick invites you to find out...Fans of "Groo the Wanderer" may well enjoy this comic.

• Diana Thung's art website - Diana Thung is a Sydney-based artist and cartoonist. "August Moon" is her current comic, an interesting and curious tale of rational mankind versus almost-forgotten mythical creatures.

• This parody of "Magical girl" anime and manga is side-splittingly funny! Get amongst it but please be warned that it has ADULT THEMES!

•   Peng Guo's talented, humourous and innovative retelling of Romance of the three kingdoms, using character designs from Dynasty Warriors.

• Marc Roberts cartoons - "Dark green humour to brighten your day".

• ADULT THEMES! Super-dickery ...Superman, Batman and all the rest aren't really superheroes - in fact, they are quite the opposite. Comprehensive belly-bursting humour.

• by "The Gneech". A nifty anthropomorphic comic, very character driven.

• CURRENTLY ON HIATUS - "Blog is Hell", an interesting experiment from Ghastly, with his unique art and humour.

• CURRENTLY ON HIATUS - High school girl antics in/from Singapore. Char-siu sauce perfume?!

• CURRENTLY ON HIATUS - Singaporean airline stewardess antics!

• ADULT THEMES! Crazy Kimchee, a completed set of comics by Hyung Sun Kim .
  His new webcomic is and sadly it is CURRENTLY ON HIATUS.

• Turn signals on a Land Raider by Stephen A. Campbell. Meta-comic about wargaming in the dark-future and zany present. Now complete - enjoy 667 strips of wargming joy.

• Unshelved, a brilliant comic about a public library, its staff and its users.

• Right after looking at Unshelved, you should go have a look at Not invented here, by Unshelved's artist Bill Barnes and his collaborator for this new project Paul Southworth.

• Dilbert: the masterpiece of Employment humour.

• Looking for group  A webcomic by Ryan Sohmer and Lar Desouza. Poking fun at many aspects at fantasy, but still with a gripping storyline that keeps you reading on and on! (Thanks for the recommendation, Cathy!)

• Daniel's amateur comic  This talented Singaporean writer/artist is going to go a long way! There are two comics here - one being about the day in the life of an expo demonstrator, the other a fantastic Star Wars spoof!
  WARNING - Singlish used. See Talking Cock for a  Singlish dictionary to help with translation.

• Here's a comic strip I did!

• The Usagi Yojimbo dojo. The official Usagi Yojimbo web site. One of the greatest comic book series ever.