The New Belfry WebComics Index

"Mushian" works as a comic because it understands the most important thing all comics should have: a good story. Yes, we all love weird, eccentric characters and goofy scenarios, but it's the plot that makes or breaks a comic. And thankfully, Christina is a gifted storyteller.

The artwork as well is wonderful and detailed, and most importantly, unique. It doesn't feel like she's aping another artist's style. The characters are three dimensional as well, with notable quirks, hang-ups and weaknesses.

Yes, I said that right, weaknesses. Too many comics try to make perfect characters who are awesome in every way, and that gets old fast. But here, we see imperfect characters who make mistakes. As the ne'er-do-well musician, Wesley should be the comic's breakout character should this story every get the larger audience it deserves. Sweet Feet and Heiko provide necessary comic relief as well when needed.

The insect setting is nice as well. Usually used exclusively in children's cartoons, it's nice to see a mature handling of what an anthropomorphic insect society would behave from an adult's perspective. The correlation between human and insect behavior is as surprising as it is fascinating. Next time you look at an ant hill you might wonder if Stalin is running the show at the center.

I say check it out.

Best read with friends!
Taking dumb humor to its logical extreme, Nedroid is a great, quick read.
Recently, the author started adding alt text to the comics, check those out once you get well into it.

While the comic is drawn with stick figures you'll enjoy the story and the character development. If you haven't played D&D you'll not get a few jokes but you won't miss anything on the storyline. To classify the comic with adult situations or adult language is simply too much for the comic romance. Has some violence of course as monsters have to be killed!

First comics are made with baldur's gate engine but the artist starts drawing them and he is very good at it. Nice story with good humor and it's hard to be epic and funny at the same time. Unfortunately it is updated only sporadically.

Comic ended abruptly. Early strips are pencil, black and white and later ones are in full color and with much better art. Storyline is not of linear and has a lot of gaps. However the comic has a few funny scenes.

A really funny (and classical) webcomic that makes fun of all situations are taken for granted in old RPG console games. The fighter who just sees things the way they are, while the mage voices his concerns about things that don't make any sense. First strips look very poor but this shouldn't disappoint you. The comic took 6 years to be completed and it's entertaining beginning to end.

If you have played too much (tabletop!) D&D and watch a great movie like Lord of the Rings a lot of things come past your mind. Lots of fun, but someone who doesn't know what D&D is won't get any jokes. The comic is a must to all D&D fans though.

Graphics are 8bit sprites. Storyline has a big jump forward in time (Book 2 -> Book 3). It's a decent webcomic with a soft sense of humor and follows a hero's path in a fantasy world.

Art improves (a lot) in comic and makes a lot of fun with tentacle monsters. Not for those who don't like tentacle monster sex!

The art looks good to start, but quickly becomes painful to look at. Meany is an eyesore. The story starts out well, but the writing becomes grating. ALRIGHT! I get it that Meany is an idiot and Llew is a cynical failure! Stop shoving it down my throat! It has many nice touches that draw you to it, and then it just becomes too much to handle. A certain type of person would love it. I cannot stand it, but I recognize enough quality that I must give it at least three stars to separate it from the strips that are rubbish from top to bottom.

if you like xkcd graphs and dorky humor, you will enjoy this. It is simple, well executed and often the facial expressions are priceless.

This has good art, but the pacing is so bad that I gave up on it for only that reason. It just seems to drag on and on, while the plot is frustrating because this has such wasted potential

NOT A WEBCOMIC! More of a "blog with a photo of the author". it's a single photograph per day of the author standing next to a blackboard with text or charts on it. A regular blog would work much better, and be less effort.

A furry comic that has animals beyond cats and dogs...and it does them well. The art work is endearing, and the story is cute.

Fun and unique comic. It has started recently, but already there have been multiple story arcs. I laughed out loud for a few of the jokes.

This comic is mostly serious with a number of very unique adventures that delight the imagination. The main character is quite deep and it is hard to know what she is thinking most of the time. I only recall one time when she loses her composure. Thus she approaches the most daunting and scary tasks with great composure and logic.
It is broken into short, nearly stand alone chapters and the flow of the comic is quite good.
The art style is also unique and fits the storyline well.
Also, the author makes fun of his story and characters below most of the pages.

I draw Beyond Rapture, so I won't talk about the art.

However, I will talk about the storyline, which is a lot of fun. Not a lot of furry crime noir works out there, but this is sure to be one of the best!

Never thought I'd be big into aliens, but Trying Human makes it a brand new topic of interest for me. Emy's got a great storyline going, art that makes ya jealous, and most importantly: she updates on a regular basis with several pages. She's a rockstar. Gotta love TH.

Bardsworth takes place in a magical school, but this is no Harry Potter knock off. It's humour is more along the lines of Dominic Deegan. Art style is hard to categorize, it's all its own really...

And the creator, Pete, is an awesome guy!

By far, one of the best new dailies out there. Slick and clean art style, fun and mature storyline, and adorable lovable characters all around.

Worth it every time she updates.