Homestuck.XYZ 2.0

Currently I'm not actively keeping up with any outside of course, Homestuck 2. All the ones I used to read either finished or I dropped them. What are y'all reading?

Re-reading Prequel to catch up to the newest updates

all night laundry, baby

cyanide and happiness, one of the first websites i discovered and i still love it to this day

Kill Six Billion Demons. Fantastic artwork and worldbuilding, a lot like Homestuck! it actually got its start on the MSPA forums if i remember correctly.

The Tapestry has been extremely engaging so far, and Karkat Goes to a Convention threw such a kickass curveball I have to recommend it.

Kill Six Billion Demons has already been mentioned and I strongly recommend it.
Gunnerkrigg Court is really good and has fantastic art later on.
Vattu updates relatively infrequently, but it's still one of my favorites. The author's two completed webcomics Rice Boy and Order of Tales are equally good and happen in the same universe.

glances at her bookmarks

So, the majority of what I read tends to be either Fanfiction, or Comic Comics, but I do have a few Webcomics. Some of them I'm catching up on, like 'The Adventures of Dr. McNinja' or 'The Gamer', but others I'm caught up on and read as they update, namely, Ava's Demon and Awful Hospital. Out of these four, I really can't recommend enough if you enjoy horror, especially horror of a Body kind or Eldritch variety. I will warn y'all ahead of time, Awful Hospital is gross as Hel.

It's been a few months since I last checked in on it, but Order of the Stick. I tend to let the weekly updates accumulate so I have something to chew on for more than half an hour.

Too many. Just. Too many.

Order of the Stick.

sssscomic.com (Stand Still. Stay Silent) is a story about a group of people in a post-apocalyptic future, venturing beyond their (relatively) safe homes into the Silent World, where monsters lurk. It is over 1000 pages long and updates every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. It's very good between-pause material and a great story overall.

https://www.scoobandshag.com/ Scoob and Shag, so damn good. It's like JoJo but stupider and it just keeps getting better

I've been reading and enjoying Sleepless Domain since it started. If you like magical girls and drama, check it out!

Oh, and Vast Error of course

i haven't caught up with Crow Cillers for a loooooong time (since season 4?) but i've been re-reading some of season 2 and it's still TOP-TIER webcomic shit. (or 'download comic'? idk it's honestly Homestuck levels of format weird) the Microwave Planet crossover special is basically everything i want out of weird comics in general. nothing else like it!

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Sat Nov 16, 2019 10:20 am

sssscomic.com (Stand Still. Stay Silent) is a story about a group of people in a post-apocalyptic future, venturing beyond their (relatively) safe homes into the Silent World, where monsters lurk. It is over 1000 pages long and updates every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. It's very good between-pause material and a great story overall.

^^^^ 4S is so good. I started reading it the other day and ended up 700 pages in in one binge read. I'm still reading and getting caught up, but it's such a good webcomic. The art is to die for.

I'm reading Vast Error and Ben Saint's Beastcapades rn.

I've been a serial reader of Goodbye to Halos since it was only 3 pages deep. Love that feel-good queer fantasy.

I've also been meaning to get caught up on "Dear Children", which is a Lovecraftian horror webcomic in the style of Homestuck, but it's super flash heavy so it takes some time to load and I usually don't really want to deal with it, even though it's a great story.

Karkat Vantas Pro Skater and nothing else.

http://kvps.webcomic.ws/comics/first

Warning: Extremely shitty.

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Sat Nov 16, 2019 12:23 pm

https://www.scoobandshag.com/ Scoob and Shag, so damn good. It's like JoJo but stupider and it just keeps getting better

Just read it today, and I gotta agree it's really good. It starts out kinda silly and slow, but by page 40, my eyes were glued to the screen, anticipating each page with childish excitement.