Webcomic whose panels (e.g., “What If?”) often get repurposed as educational and tech memes. (from Comedy & Humor)

Dark-humor webcomics with a huge shareable fan base generating reaction memes. (from Comedy & Humor)

Humorous illustrated posts—especially rant comics—that go viral as standalone images. (from Comedy & Humor)

Single-panel science-and-philosophy humor comics frequently clipped into memes (from Comedy & Humor)

Repetitive-art comic by Ryan North whose dialogue is often memed and remixed. (from Comedy & Humor)

Absurdist webcomic whose punchlines regularly spawn image macros. (from Comedy & Humor)

A cynical post-9/11 satirical comic strips by David Rees about political topics, running from 2001 to 2009. (from Historical & Period)

Spanning multiple volumes, exploring themes of adventure, romance, and war written and drawn by Lora Innes from 2007-2017 taking place in the 18th and 21st century. Unlike it's contemporaries, remains online. (from Historical & Period)

Covers a fantasy adventure webcomic about a man who hunts monsters and a girl who believes she is one by Meg Syverud, running from 2013-2024. (from Horror & Supernatural, Fantasy & Adventure)

Personal website and blog of New York Times and #1 Audible bestselling author Jeremy Robinson including webcomics and eBooks (from Science Fiction, Horror & Supernatural)