A few weeks back I took a look at some Web comics, placing them on a spectrum, reflecting whether they were reality based or fantasy based. Since then I had some good feedback. Thanks to
Meta of Antioch, Invariel, GPEKO, and Nim of the OOTS message boards.
From the real to the surreal, Here are more comics:
- Sorry, We're Open: Life and games in a game shop.
- Casual Gamers: Gamers around a table.
- Fuzzy Knights: An homage to Knights of the Dinner Table -- another gamers-around-a-table, but the gamers are toy stuffed animals.
- RPG World: Fantasy strip with meta asides based on the game world -- a computer video RPG.
- Video Game Cats: anthropomorphic cats sitting around playing games. The game world is often depicted as well. This one pokes fun at video games in general, not just RPGs.
- Ledgermain: A fantasy comic whose characters are sometimes aware of metagame issues. Plus a bipedal cat-person!
- A Modest Destiny: A focus on player characters in a computer RPG.
- Van Von Hunter: A fantasy with real world intrusions.
- Bruno the Bandit: A pure fantasy in an adventuring setting. Ambiguously game related.
Enjoy!
11 Feb 05 Update: Commissioned, by Obsidian, is an amusing Web comic about an artist who sometimes runs a D&D game. His two players' characters make appearances in the comic, putting it in the middle of my reality-to-fantasy continuum. I especially like the one in which a monster thinks its picture in the Monster Manual makes it look fat! LOL!
