Questionable Content

One of the perks of working at a computer all day is that it's easy to take a break and read webcomics. I've mentioned Nothing Nice To Say before, but here's another one called Questionable Content.

Like NN2S it is full of references to obscure bands, emo kids and subcultures. It's more indie rock than punk but still a great read. I've read my way through the 1309 episodes that have been posted so far.

Creator Jeph Jaques posts a new episode every weekday. Check 'em out and enter the universe of nerdy indy rock boys, strong female baristas and evil computers.

Nothing Nice To Say is back!

One of the best punk comics ever is back online. Check out Mitch Clem's "Nothing Nice To Say", now in color!

"Nothing Nice To Say" the comic book will be released by Dark Horse Comics in October.

I'm working nights this weekend. At times there's a lot of things to keep up with but at the moment there's not much going on. The work tempo here in the newsroom alternates between insanely busy and hardly anything do to on an irregular basis.

So I've been reading online punk comic Nothing Nice To Say by Mitch Clem while I'm listening to police radio. Awesome. That is, NN2S and the concept of online comics are awesome. Police radio is pretty dull and beepy.

Another great online comic is Backstage the comic. It wasn't being updated for a while, but cartoonist Andreas Knutsson seems to be back in the saddle now.
And you can't go wrong with a classic like Foxtrot.

Are there any other webcomics out there that I should know about?