#weird webcomic

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Faithful Hearts comic/A Beautiful Night

By DisneyFan-01

The first is the webcomic version of the author's fanfic, which is basically a Kingdom Hearts ripoff fic in which the main character is a self-insert Mary sue who gets together with John Silver (of Disney's Treasure Planet fame).  The comic starts in a weird place (the author basically admits it takes place sometime in the middle of the fic itself) and it seems to have been declared non-canon these days.  But honestly you don't really need to read the fic to get jist of the story itself, I already basically told you it (Kingdom Hearts Ripoff, Mary sue makes goo-goo eyes at cyborg manbearpig) 

The second webcomic is the one in which the sue and cyborg manbearpig get it on, as far as I can tell nothing...terribly graphic happens, but I would NSFW, just to be safe.  

Oh man, I have been waiting to tear into Kingdom Hearts fandom for a while now. Hopefully this comic's lore isn't as overly complicated as the main series. Of course we gotta have an artist with a crush on a random villain too, Steph Dragonness would be proud.

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Endtown

This post apocalyptic webcomic was made by Aaron Neathery. It starts off on some good footing for probably 7 arcs in, but it gets a pretty messy later on with more gaps in the flow of the story and characters becoming either unbearably stupid for the plot to happen or changing their characteristics and agency. Fair warning: If you do do this comic it will get extremely miserable with the amount of deaths and doomful situations. You will develop some feelings of apathy to a large majority of characters.

Geez, this does seem to exampleify everything I hate about dystopic fiction in general. And I hate stories that are trying to be miserable for the sake of being miserable. Apparently it has comedy in between and we all know how comedic comics trying to balance seriousness work in terms of webcomics *cough* Dominic Deegan.

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Latchkey Kingdom

A fantasy comic by Nick Daniel (AKA P5ych). Our main character is a mostly mute girl named Willa Rosaline Dragonfly. She's a young adventurer with a thirst for adventure and an intrigue in exploring the world of Lagend. With close friends like Zander (the prince of the Kingdom of Hilla) or semi-friends like Rosaline Lanistark (an exile princess from the kingdom of Lanistark), every day is a new quest. Despite this comic having a main character, I say the real story is about the world of Lagend itself focusing on supporting characters old and new (whether you know them or not), dealing with different scenarios and situations that happen in this world. They either exist for just the laughs and hijinks or to explore the lore of the lands and the world of Lagend itself. Yeah, these concepts and the characters may have existed in the creator's previous work, 70-Seas, and he really won't hide this. But to be real with you here, it really won't matter too much to you.

Oh, another P5ych comic. I try not to bring up Dominic Deegan everytime someone suggests a fantasy comic, but the world is called LAGEND? Really. I guess it's a good continuation if 70-seas turns out to be riffable.

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Altermeta

It's a slice of life comic with the only fantasy element being that all the characters are dragons, and maybe some kind of sorta magic(?). All you need to know is that it's takes place in the 1980s similar to our Earth's 1980s timeline with our main teen characters going on and doing miscellaneous activities. It's hard to explain as this comic has went through different ideas with stories never really having an ending. I recall it was because the author went through so much disasters in their personal life which resulted in so many setbacks to their comic, but they seem to be trying to return making the comic with another iteration/reboot in the works. 

That sounds more sad than anything, but I can give it a shot.