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@heckarockstick: also there’s problem sleuth, which u can read on the unofficial homestuck collection. Of course, in classic Hussie fashion, there are some uses of the r slur and some weird “jokes” though. Other than that, it is a pretty fun and wacky webcomic, certainly more enjoyable than homestuck (at least that’s my opinion).

absolutely i recommend ghost eyes by mr circus papa. (but b careful bc it has dark themes, there a tw page on the first page of the comic if ur worried) anyway, i dont even read webcomics but i had a phase of reading them and i still read this one. sadly its on hiatus atm but its a third done and theres already sm content. it starts off a bit rocky but the art style and storytelling get so good i think it is definitely worth it. (however the fandoms a liiiiittle bit iffy idk a lot of minors and gore in the comic so a lot of underage ships nd angst/gore/dead dove do not eat content). anyway its rlly great, its got a complex storyline (not too complex ofc) and awesome character/world building. idk ig message me if u have any more questions but its soooo good and def worth a read. oh and its available on both webtoon and tapas :]

i have this super underground one....its called homestuck? doubt youve heard of it...

on a serious note, sparklecare hospital is good, its pretty gorey tho

The Glass Scientists is super fun! M/M, trans rep adaptation of Jekyll and Hyde on Hiveworks, made by a trans person of color. I also really like xkcd, but that’s dense and sciencey and a lot of the jokes fly over my head (not questioning your intelligence or anything, but I study history and biology for fun and I’m still confused sometimes.)

i recommend randal's friends :] it may be unsettling to some?