Popular Webcomic Sites

Sites about webcomics:

Webcomic Hosting:


 * Comic Dish: an ad-free webcomic host and -community with its own message board and podcast (The Dish, see below).
 * Comic Genesis: the biggest free webcomics hosting site. This site has manual account approval. Formerly known as Keenspace.
 * Keenspot: the "premium" area of Comic Genesis.
 * Comic Fury: a relatively new feature-rich, ad-free and easy webcomic host.
 * ComicSpace: A comic host focused more on social networking. Comics are treated similar to galleries.
 * Drunk Duck: another big, popular, community-based webcomic host.
 * Enter Void: A site for comic battles that hosts hundreds of creator made one shots as well as normal Webcomics
 * Kidjutsu: a kids comics site with lots of collected webcomics.
 * Smack Jeeves: a large site with many features.
 * Spider Forest: a webcomic collective that offers free hosting to its members.
 * Webcomics Nation: a big yet simple and clean webcomics host.
 * Webtoon Live: a hosting site for translated Korean Webtoons, mostly taken in turn from sites like Naver and Daum.

Personal Sites Hosting Multiple Webcomics
 * Kiwis By Beat
 * MS Paint Adventures features multiple webcomics by Andrew Hussie, most notably Problem Sleuth and Homestuck.
 * Platypus Comix, home to the creations of aspiring Portland cartoonist/satirist Peter Paltridge.
 * Strawberry Comics, a publishing company that prints female written webcomics.
 * Ultima Java Creative Media, UJ:CM is a personally owned, community driven site that hosts multiple Webcomics created by more than one team of creators. Slots for hosting are available for free, so long as community activity from the creators remains high.

Webcomic News
 * Comixpedia: is a news and reviews site about webcomics.
 * Fleen: Webcomics-related news, insight, rumors, gossip and shameless press releases.

Webcomic Reviews
 * Choice Comics Rate and user reviews of webcomics.
 * Tangents: a popular (if irregularly updated) critic's column which gives mostly positive reviews and commentary on a number of major and minor webcomics.
 * Websnark: A popular blog whose subject is most often webcomics.

Webcomic Listing
 * Belfry Webcomics Index: One of the first "big" webcomic listing sites. It's primary distinction is that it separates listings into two main categories: "furry" and "non-furry".
 * ComicsGoneBad: The home of Joovia and friends, The Cynic, daily funnies and Sunday Comics.
 * Family Webcomics: Webcomics listings with comprehensive descriptions of content, to provide readers with a better idea of the age-appropriateness of a webcomic.
 * The Webcomic List: A big webcomic top list including the latest webcomic news.

Webcomic Podcasts
 * The Dish: A weekly podcast about webcomics and webcomic news. A new episode every week.
 * The Gigcast
 * TGT Webcomics
 * The Webcomic Beacon: The Webcomic Beacon netcast is designed for webcomic lovers and novice creators. A new episode every week and live broadcast on Ustream on Sunday.
 * Webcomics Weekly: Hosted by Scott Kurtz, Dave Kellett, Kris Straub, and Brad Guigar. 75% random obscure jokes (though still entertaining) 25% advice on making webcomics, dealing with conventions and other practical matters.

Webcomic Discussion Most of the sites already listed, plus some webcomics themselves, have very active forums. For further discussion, check out:
 * The Webcomic Beacon: Weekly podcast about comics.