Dorothy Gambrell’s stories from the life of a girl with postmodern leanings and a critical attitude towards both mainstream and hipster culture and an anthropomorphic cat prone to developing highflown plans and cultivating an unhealthy addiction to lead-based paint (also sometimes featuring Boy, Grrrl, an ex-beatnick vampire, Zombie Joseph Beuys, and Bad Decision Dinosaur). Dorothy Gambrell, previously with The Vandervoorts, also plays guitar with The Basement Apartments.

Steampunk erotica by Jessica Fink: The adventures of a robot and the woman he loves.

Tales of women, men, and robots, drawn by Richard Stevens in his inimitable pixellated style.

How boring is that: a webcomic repeating the exact same six, badly drawn panels each (week) day, featuring the same characters, namely T-Rex, Dromiceiomimus, Utahraptor, and sometimes God or the devil, with only the lettering being different from one installment to the next? Not at all, actually.

The adventures of Phobia, a single mom barbarian warrior living with her 7 year old son Gastro in ancient Greece in 1400 BC.

In his web comic, Jeph Jacques lets us follow the life of Marten Reed and his slightly weird assortment of roommates, neighbours, friends, and co-workers. Updated daily from Monday to Friday.

Biff is a stoic, level-headed guy with hypertrophic eyebrows, keeping his calm even in the most absurd and/or adverse situations.

A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language, according to its author. Apparently, “language” refers to programming languages mostly (no, the universe wasn’t actually written in LISP).

This webcomic by Megan Rose Gedris started out as a fairly straight-forward lesbian coming-out/coming-of-age story, then it was apparently and disappointingly all just a dream, and now it is getting more and more complex and delightfully weird, reflected in ever changing drawing styles. There is also a more light-hearted (and hilariously funny) comic by the same author: I was Kidnapped by Lesbian Pirates from Outer Space.