Locus is the story of a half-human, half-succubus girl who doesn’t take no shit from anyone. Werewolves, vampires, gods, demons…many strange creatures and monsters cross this girl’s path.
Updates every M/W/F. Hasn’t missed a deadline since it began over 3 years ago. Try it! You’ll dig it.
They don’t have much of an archive of strips yet, and even they aren’t happy with their current web design, but it’s a nice new comic for those who can enjoy some mildly crude humor with some nice art.
Update: Hate Farm’s archive has since expanded, though not dramatically, and the comic itself has continued to bang out some pretty great one off gags with some of the better non-strip styled art in webcomics. Their site design is now also very clean and navigable. The comic has also developed a bit of focus on fetishizing their Mistress Missy character, though not as good as their pure joke comics, she is quite attractive for a webcomic female.
Each page of Sarah Zero is wrapped in a fun bit of web design that perfectly suits the hyper dramatic comic.
It’s a fun comic that makes up for in personality what it lacks in intimacy.
Some unfortunate furry elements do not take away from the glory of the bulky women on offer in this webcomic, though charging for one of the chapters does, if you enjoy this mostly free webcomic full of women with thighs capable of crushing skulls then pehaps the full book is worth the price.
The perverted and nerdy exploits of Cuthwald & companions;
the philosophies of Manly Man;
the misadventures of Puberty Girl;
and many tie-ins with internet subcultures.
NSFW Comix’s author Cybersp0nge is not above full-frontal fan-service and even includes reader cameos from time to time. NSFW Comix also sometimes appears in Flash animation form.
Collar 6 is quite popular for such a niche comic, and has developed a decent size community around it, so if you’re into it you won’t be alone.
The art is reminiscent of Captain Planet, if all the kids in Captain Planet were messed up with serious drugs, but perhaps it’s more the setting and racial makeup that’s giving me the Captain Planet vibe. So far I like it, the first bunch of pages are a sort of intentionally confusing bit of poetry, before it starts in to Rhyda’s story.
I can’t stand to look at it personally, a webcomic this big should look a little better after this many years. It also has a robot sidekick.
