Dailies (I guess weeklies, too)

My dailies:

read at gocomics.com
Baldo
Candorville
Doonesbury
For Better of For Worse (oh GOD...)
Heart of the City
Lio
Non Sequitur
Pooch Cafe

read at comics.com
Chickweed Lane
Get Fuzzy
Jump Start
Lil Abner Classics
Luann (I can't defend this even on the Foob level)
Peanuts Classics
Pearls Before Swine

read at seattlepi.com (basically, King Features strips, since the King Features site sucksola)
Bizarro
Edge City (yay Terry Laban!)
Mutts
My Cage (new as of May, I think)
Zippy the Pinhead

weeklies I read:

Salon:
This Modern World
Story Minute
K Chronicles
Tom the Dancing Bug

Elsewhere:
Ernie Pook's Comeek
(th)ink

occassionals:
Red Meat
Life in Hell
Bitter Yeti in the City
Get Your War On
Trouble Town
Too Much Coffee Man

I just read the strips in the local newspaper, in this order, more or less:

For Better or For Worse
That recent Liz/Anthony arc was interminable and awful -- but the strip seems to have recovered its glory since!

Rhymes With Orange
I swear this was funny once.

Classic Peanuts
I don't get it.

Sherman's Lagoon
I know it's just warmed over sitcom-style lol menz r so stoopid, womenz love shoes!!! But, with SHARKS.

Doonesbury

Has Non Sequitur stopped being overbearingly smug?

I really should start reading Tom D-Bug again, if only for the occasional adventures of God-Man.

> Has Non Sequitur stopped being overbearingly smug?

No.

Oh, Sam Hurt has revived Eyebeam in the local alt-weekly, so I read that, too.

Dailies: Doonesbury, Pearls Before Swine, Get Fuzzy
Weeklies (Now Monthlies, apparently): Dykes to Watch Out For

Is there a web home to read DtWOF?

Also, I know that the strip is a dying medium, but am I seriously the only ilcer who reads double digit strips every day?

On the other hand, there is virtually no webcomic that I have ever found acceptable in terms of either art or writing, so maybe there's some form of balance here.

I mean, seriously, ACHEWOOD? Are you FUCKING KIDDING ME?

http://dykestowatchoutfor.com/

but the strip seems to have recovered its glory since!

You know it's ending this week?

It's just a reboot, but I thought it was last week.

My mistake...yesterday was the first day of the reboot

http://www.fborfw.com/news/

peanuts is the only good thing mentioned in this thread.

I read a bunch of strips and webcomics every day, as well as joshreads.com which provides me with more than enough Mary Worth and Apartment 3G exposure.

I wouldn't go that far, JD, but it is clearly head and shoulders over the rest of the mess I cited

I like comics curmudgeon, too. The guest bloggers this week kinda suck, tho.

Actually I guess I see very few of the ones you list!

Recently I finally sat down and read through all of Achewood. I got a better sense of what the point was and what the guy who makes the strip is interested in, and I decided I liked it after all.

There's only been one guest blogger, who is always the guest blogger, who is in the unrewarding task of trying to write in someone else's style. So yeah, it has been a bit derivative, but that's fine. I'd rather have it be derivative for a week than miss out on a week.

> Recently I finally sat down and read through all of Achewood.

Isn't that like, ten years of strips at this point?

I think it's more like five, but yes. I spent a good weekend reading it.

Achewood is the best comic strip alive.

Daily

comics.com
Arlo & Janis
Big Nate
Cow & Boy (but not for long)
Diesel Sweeties (print syndicate version)
Dilbert
Get Fuzzy
Luann

gocomics.com
Doonesbury
For Better or For Worse

sfgate.com
All Over Coffee (sunday only, not a comic strip, amazing anyway)
Baby Blues
Bizarro
Mutts
Pirahna Club
Zits
Zippy the Pinhead

Weekday webcomics
Overcompensating
Achewood
Scary Go Round
Diesel Sweeties (webcomic version)
Goats

Less Frequent Webcomics
Wondermark
Maakies
Perry Bible Fellowship

I wish that the words on All Over Coffee weren't as bad as the art is good.

Does anyone else find For Better Or For Worse a little more depressing nowadays because all the characters have grown up?

Lately, I like boondocks and mutts best.
I would like Big Nate and Monty to be in the newspapers over here.

I totally forgot about The Norm also....

i guess i exaggerated a bit. red meat is funny (i interviewed the creator once, maybe the best interview i've ever done besides kristin hersh), this modern world is funny, doonesbury is drab post-1980, get fuzzy isn't as good as pre-1980 garfield, FBOFW is like drinking lukewarm milk on an excruciating summer afternoon, life in hell was once one of the best comics ever but feels like groening's writing it in his sleep now, mutts is nice but i've never felt the need to actually read it every day, l'il abner classics i'd probably enjoy, pirahna club is funny (good drawing too), zippy i go back and forth on. the rest: eh.

I wish that the words on All Over Coffee weren't as bad as the art is good.

Totally OTM.