I'll start;
Post Obscure Webcomics
Luis Russell
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followtheleaderwebcomic.tumblr.com
ohhellcomics.com
hobolobo.net
maytheraincome.smackjeeves.com
demoneater.thecomicseries.com
demonsmirror.com
diggercomic.com
twitter.com
Easton Long
>Stay cool, bird-boy!
Caleb Long
Ooooooo, interesting art references. Tell me more.
Jayden Smith
Basically a coming of age story about a smol boy who want to be a hunter and searches for a legendary sword from a legendary hero of myth while having to face bizarre creatures and the Rook Men, wraith-like beings (the black guys in OP) that were banished by said legendary hero. The culture and the creature designs seem to take inspiration from everything to West Coast Native American to Norse to African and I think even some Tibetan.
Nice and simple without any political bs.
Only downside is that it takes a long time to update.
Samuel Howard
This is quality shiiiiiiiiiiit. Will check it out.
You clearly have taste, give us more recs.
Andrew Campbell
I really just made this thread because I need more webcomics to read since I just got into them because of Sup Forums, so I don't really have any more non-obscure comics to shill
Dominic Sanchez
Kiwi Blitz
Prague Race
Poppy O'Possum
Supernormal Step
Star Hammer
Benjamin Brown
Follow the leader.
followtheleaderwebcomic.tumblr.com
Luke Johnson
That's ok, here's a few from my archives:
- Ryan Armand's "minus"
-Snowflame, the man powered by cocaine (the fan webcomic)
-Weapon Brown
-dubblebaby
-The Astronomer by Matt Rebholz
-Stonebreaker by Peter Wartman
-maybe not obscure, but: "a lesson was learned but the damage is irreversible"
Lincoln Murphy
>-Snowflame, the man powered by cocaine (the fan webcomic)
That shit was godawful. Literally the cringiest fanfic I've ever read.
Lincoln Adams
If you took it seriously, it was hilariously bad.
If you didn't, it was wonderful.
Eli Ortiz
Funny you should mention that. I found this card for a webcomic, years back at a con. Recently I just went through the whole thing
ohhellcomics.com
It starts off strong, but loses focus
Jack Watson
>Poppy O'Possum
Isn't this popular on Sup Forums? Was this the comic that the writer gave up trying to draw for it so they basically changed the format completely for it?
Gabriel Cox
Hobo Lobo of Hamlin. A retelling of the Pied Piper staring a homeless wolf. It's all written in Html and CSS. It's great because it doesn't just use the internet as a delivery method but as a medium.
hobolobo.net
Bentley Powell
Yep. poppy o'possum, regardless of content, isn't really obscure.
Luke Wilson
I've read quite a bit of this and it's pretty darn good. Really nice concept too
Kevin Foster
Bump so I can get more suggestions
Charles Edwards
PTSD and autism. In a good way, strangely. Completed.
Jace Campbell
Pretty much a fever dream. Weird as fuck. Ongoing.
Nathan Garcia
The damsel in distress is a boy. Completed.
Thomas Rivera
Maybe you've heard of this one? It was completed almost seven years ago, and people don't talk about it much anymore. Particularly high quality.
Parker Rodriguez
I thought it had something to do with this movie.
Kayden Wood
>minus
>obscure
That's the only Armand comic that's definitively not obscure.
Wyatt Cruz
Extra Ordinary is my favorite. Sup Forums talked about it awhile back but I haven't seen anything about it in a few years
Jose Diaz
>All these cool looking webcomics I want to check out but at the same time don't because I know they'll never be finished in my lifetime
Dominic Bell
Why'd they give up drawing for it?
Are they losing motivation?
Nolan Ortiz
Pretty much. As far as I can tell, Morbi got frustrated with how long the dialogue-heavy scenes were taking to get through, and he wasn't enjoying drawing them. So he decided to transition to illustrated prose, while doing pages in the original comic style for only action sequences.
Sad, but them's the breaks.