#weird webcomic

Springtrap and Deliah

By GraWolfQuinn

An infamous Five Nights at Freddy's fancomic about Springtrap (an undead child serial killer in a rabbit suit that basically iron-maidened him when he tried to hide in it, THE big bad of the franchise) being taken in by and befriending a young girl named Deliah.

The art is fine, but its kinda tricky - the comic seems to go for a toxic friendship angle, but that moment where Springtrap is called out on his past never really comes. It's him being obsessive and creepy and becoming sympathetic by a tragic take on his past...which is extremely awkward. And it's purposeful too, as the author's other content regarding the character is...interesting...

AberrantPaint (their most recent name) has an interesting story themselves regarding the fandom as well, which ended in them leaving the fan community and DeviantArt due to harassment on both sides and someone who was making a sequel comic being revealed to have been also controversial. I believe the comic is still up despite all this.

A webcomic about a bunch of goblins who decide to form up their own rpg hero adventuring party. while another goblin has their own reluctant adventure as a b-plot. Arts seems fine, but then you notice stuff how the goblin main characters look like chewed gum people. It also kinda chucks the characters into their dangerous situations REALLY fast and fequently, relying on a lot of ass-pulling to get the main characters out of them. I've also heard someone from fellow Bad Webcomic Entry "Girl Genius" worked on this too. Lots of time wasting mook battles and skipped updates for advert shilling.

As if that weren't enough the other comic, "Tempt's Fate" is on the same site and is more or less just a donation drive where people paying keeps the titular goblin from getting killed by death traps.

- NIHILGUNZ - By Exzeedvelocity

Possibly the most tryhard edgy thing you will ever see in an ongoing webcomic. About an anthro cat named Malice(?) Wh9 helps a mouse dispose of bodies, it feelscomic equivalent of what is basically the video game "Cruelty Squad" in that is over-the-top mean and crazy, but lacks the involvement of bein a game and is less self-aware. Or maybe it is and its just kinda missing its own point? Im not sure? The style is very stylistic and angular and leads to some weird sequences and anatomy, and the writing in AND out of the comic is juvenile constant swearing.

-Realm of Kaerwyn- by Long Tom and then ZenForce

A fantasy comic that started as different webcomic, which became a roleplay, which became this. The world was once ruled mainly by dragonpeople and is now lived in by humans who were teleported in from another universe, though there are still dragon people around. The world is also overridden by werewolves that spread like a zombie disease through scratching and biting, with only one city left. Honestly don't know too much else aside from the art looking amateurish and the fact that the character who was the protagonist of the original comic and the role play (a half-wolf girl adventurer) is not the real main character of this comic.

It’s an action urban fantasy webcomic by a user named TheLazyRipp. 

After going missing and being found a week later in his underwear and dealing with a month of hospital checks, Julian Andrews is trying to return to his usual mundane life as a sophomore at Sunnyside High School. A task easier said than done as, during his month of routine checks, the boy had been experiencing some weird dreams of him being abducted and experimented on by some mysterious individuals that seem all too familiar to him. Couple that with the fact that his body is functioning a lot differently than he remembers, his classmates are developing psychic abilities thanks to a meteor-shaped hole behind the school, and the sudden appearance of parasites turning the student body into zombies, there’s enough definitive proof that there are some alien lifeforms threatening the entire town of Sunnyside from the shadows. 

It’s an okay comic with a pretty standard plot and cast of characters. It can get really melodramatic and overly expository in writing for my taste, whether it be from selling respective character motivations or when they need to explain their abilities, but that’s what you get when you read another webcomic inspired by whatever manga series the author was inspired by, like YuYu Hakusho, if I’m correct on this one. The art can get uncanny at times with the mildly exaggerated facial and body expressions, wide shots, and zoom-ins, but it does sell the fight scenes well enough.

by Joe Chouinard

Basically, a superhero comic, but all the main characters are some kind of literal clown. Focusing on a Burglar-turned-Trainee named Mary McBell after she botches a casino robbery, it focuses on the Corps going up against an evil clown organization called the Shadow Circus.

I quite like it! but that's only based on a few pages I've seen and has some Spinnerette-like vibes I can't quite shake off. I'd recommend it either way, it feels like it's riffable.

A tumblr comic about rubber hose animals that work as actors in cartoons. Main character is an alligator ex-antagonist star and it has a lot of vore, but also tries to tackle social issues (?). Seems to have lots of dry stretches and the style is trying to be rubber hose, but is too stiff looking to me to hit the right mark...

Ruby Quest

Nan Quest

by TF Weaver

(Comics done by this artist tend to be much darker or suggestive than they initially appear due to the simple style)

- The first is a series that just recently wrapped up about a homeless girl, Boxdog moving into and living with a rat named scrimmage and a less-anthro rat named Cancer by Trading sexual favors and cleaning duties for living in scrimmages house. this is a pretty depressing - if straightforward one, that wraps up pretty well, all things considered.

- Ruby Quest and Nan Quest are 4chan - based audience participation comic/collective Quest game comics. VERY loosely based around Animal Crossing - In the first, a rabbit named Ruby wakes up in an underwater complex and survives monsters and puzzles alongside a cat named Tom. Nan Quest is more a spiritual successor where a goat electrician, Nan, visits a monster infested hotel that is being corrupted by dark powers for some ritual going on. Both I believe have been archived.

by Zummeng

Two equally...bad, ongoing fantasy comics by the same artist. Wishes is a meandering erotic comic about a djinn and a theif hooking up. Not sure if that's really all that readily available since I believe a lot is locked behind Patreon(?) I've not delved into it at all beyond some skimming, and it looks dumb.

Tree of Life is the more interesting one about a dying fantasy world being threatened by a corruption, and a band of misfits being chosen as new guardian knights to stop it. You know it's bad when the supposed Big Good of this comic supernaturally blinds a guy for trying to grab a knight's sash, tosses him in jail, then decides to make him a knight anyway the following day...

It's a fantasy semi-dystopian webcomic by Dany Desmeules (AKA AngusBurgers).

The comic is set in the Dolmistaska mall; an enormous mall spanning over three previously existing Quebec cities that is one part sprawling & modern with people and second part abandoned & taken over by nature and wild animals (and clowns). The story focuses on PM; a lazy anthropomorphic cat who spends her life loitering around department stores, mainly the one her friend Corriveau (another anthro cat) works at, gaming, eating, and trying to not think about her own past. She somehow ends up getting tangled up with a newly forming resistance group (several Canadian refuges wearing and wielding a heavy amount of hockey gear and equipment) who are fighting against the US Army, as well as suppressively/heavily armored mall security, who have been occupying and patrolling the mall for years with this resistance group trying to take their land back from these invaders. 

This comic is a pretty interesting read. Its got a futuristically retro 70s to 90s look, aesthetic and feel as well as surprisingly well-inked backgrounds and artwork that shouldn't work with a premise like this, but does.