#Questionable Content

[colbyfromage]

Inktober Day 12: Welcome to part 1/6

I really am sorry this time

[prokopetz]

Folks tend to bring up Questionable Content as their go-to example of early generation webcomics that are somehow still updating which have gone in very strange directions, but I genuinely think Something Positive is weirder, in spite of having fewer fantastical elements now than it did back in the day. It's sort of an "ordinary people dealing with impossible situations" versus "mundane situations populated by the most eccentric people you've ever met" proposition.

[plaidos]

if you don’t read webcomics in general then don’t worry at all but I was wondering if you had any other webcomic recommendations aside from homestuck? thank you!

i actually like a a lot of webcomics, but here's some i've been actively keeping up with: mostly What Happens Next (please take those chapterly content warnings seriously) recently, but i also like close your eyes look at the mountains ( @cyelatm ) and Wacky Lesbian Hour ( @keithstack ) . also i haven't yet done a deep dive into the archives of @shencomix yet but i always try and stay up to date with the new ones.

[itswalky]

What kind of anime is Mary into? I assume all the good ones are too gay for her.

She's been seen wearing Magical Love Gentleman t-shirts, and that's... pretty gay.

[thewebcomicsreview]

Has there ever been a webcomic that went on long enough to have a rebound? Like a comic that sucked at the start, then got really good, then suddenly nosedived later? Or perhaps one that did the opposite (start off good -> got really bad -> got really good again)?

I think "Starts Bad ==> Gets Good ==> Peters out" is the arc of a million webcomics.

Homestuck has done several rebounds, even before the rotating writers, and there's not a consensus on when it "got good" and "got bad" (Act 5 is the most popular, but a sizable minority prefers acts 2-4, etc.).

I'm not a big Questionable Content guy, but that comic's revamped itself so many times I'm sure it has its own peaks and valleys to fight over depending on what your preferred flavor of quirky girl is.

Though I'm not sure if any long-running webcomics have changed as dramatically as Ctl+Alt+Del, which is, lemme check

A superhero comic now? A'ight.

[girlballs]

she said the line

[clitorises]

[theunvanquishedzims]

Jeph Jacques putting us on blast

Source

[existennialmemes]

My love for Jeph Jacques is immeasurable

Source: questionable content

[momoguido]

Me when I'm helpful

[victusinveritas]

From Questionable Content by Jeph Jacques.

[prokopetz]

Reading today's Questionable Content and thinking "I bet some of this blog's followers are into that".

[merchant-wizard-and-jerry]

“SHOP OPEN”

1 - Bottle of star juice - 2 currency

2 - potion of reverse fact - 260 currency

3 - crown of the lighting king - 78 currency

4 - Ring of gorn - 20 currency

5 - Bottle of whisky - 10 currency per bottle

6 - Cinnamon orb - 50 currency

7 - Deck of cards - 130 currency

“Salt for sale”

[postillfastill]

ok bouta post something real niche. BUT i was rereading it ahain and i think i like webcomic name of Questionable Content so much because i am addicted to the drug known as 'extremely strong but entirely platonic boy/girl friendships'. and QC is a beautiful geyser of it.

[appendingfic]

I see it in a lot of stories that deal heavily with AIs that intend to show that "True" AI are people, and it's that the true defining feature of actual intelligence, of being a "person", is the capability of being a fucking weirdo