Comic Strips

[oracleslave]

today's Dilbert is spot-on for contractors: http://www.dilbert.com/2008-06-13/

Very good

[Tensai]

Another vote for C&H from moi.

I quite like the Alex cartoons in the Torygraph, but I suspect some of the humour may go over the heads of those who don't work in the City (which includes me.)

[DaveB]

Dead tree comics and comic books :

Early 2000 AD
Toxic ( short lived and long defunct now )
The Adventures of Luther Arkwright ( A Bryan Talbot classic and something of a cult ) 9 Issues covering one self contained story. I've still got them in a cupboard somewhere.
Heavy Metal
Asterix
Dan Dare
other I can't remember right now.


Online :
These are all on my favorites and are read with my first cup of coffee in the office.

Girl Genius
Buck Godot
PvP
User Friendly
Megatokyo
Looking for Group
Schlock Mercenary
Ugly Hill
Sinfest

All SFW. All but Sinfest need to be read from the start, be prepared to lose large amounts of time if you arn't carefull.

[Churchill]

Sluggy.com

[Badger]

I just don't get Calvin and Hobbes, is it supposed to be funny, sarcastic, observational??

Will take a look at RichardCraniums tho and xkcd whilst festering in my hotel room

[Lucy]

Bloom County

[Board Game Geek]

Judge Dredd in 2000AD.

Remember...WWJD ?

What Would Joe Do ?

[NotAllThere]

Freefall - readit from the start; it's a story. The explanation of women's shopping logic is astounding.

Totally hooked on it now. My billable hours have gone way up.

And xkcd - wonderful. Forget WWJD - I want a What Would Escher Do möbius band.

[beeker]

Oor Wullie and the Broons.

"ach, ye canna beat it!"

Beeker is awa fae his bucket, postin on CUK.

[TheBigYinJames]

Oor Wullie and the Broons.

"ach, ye canna beat it!"

Beeker is awa fae his bucket, postin on CUK.

Jings! Crivvens! Help ma boab!