Recommend me webcomics that are shittily drawn but otherwise good

Reserved for shitty reasons.

The original One Punch Man manga was very badly drawn but gained a HUGE following

while looking like this:

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I don't know any, but this belongs in off topic as it doesn't relate to steam or the site.

The Order of the Stick is a webcomic with excellent writing that gets into a deep, layered story after starting off as more of a joke-a-day kind of thing (though still great in quality). The art is nice, in my opinion, but it's stick figures, and I think those are drawn with the aid of a computer, too.

It most certainly has "thematic deepness".

Does Pokey count?

Cause Pokey is love.

You should just draw ugly comics and make it your unique style. Just add some meaning to it and name it properly :)

XKCD is classified as a webcomic right? xD

tbh idk about shifty drawings because it looks pretty good, but a good one that i follow is called The Gamer.

this has been my favorite as of late, not that shitty drawings i guess tho
Trash Bird

My friend is obsessed with Homestuck but a lot of it is drawn quite badly (at least from what I know). It's getting game called Hiveswap soon too.

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I don't read webcomics but xkcd is the classic example of this.

xkcd looks very nice drawn.
if you make a webcomic avoid making mistakes that will get you to this wiki (e.g. Sinfest)

The Order of the Stick is pretty amusing, pretty simply-drawn webcomic ;)

I couldn't pick just one option in your poll though, I like both visual aesthetic and either deepness or humour (depending on what kind of comic it is).

if it's relevant to your kind of humor: Super Mega Comics!

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Subcontinental Subtleties XD

A +1 for Order of the Stick, Buttersafe and Cyanide and Hapiness.

I'll add to the list Chainsawsuit, War and Peas and probably my favourite webcomic ever ever ever, Achewood; extremely well-defined characters who you grow more and more attached to through the series, and the art is simple enough.

If you're into technology based subjects, I would suggest User Friendly. It is in repeats, but is still a good read. It is primarily still around for the comment section which is a home to a lot of...interesting...people.

Long ago I read Joe the Circle.

Apparently it's still out there! http://joethecircle.com/

Cynic mansion Author is a russian so almost all comics only in russian

Well, I would recommend a web comic. But it is not a bad story and it is relatively well drawn. The webcomic has been going on for about 10 years now so the story is very good.

www.GoblinsComic.ORG

If you are looking for a shorter attention span, you might look up the Blockhead videos on New Grounds for a good laugh.

Savage Chickens
Literally started out as sketches on post-its. Also the only webcomic I know that dares to portray marketing people accurately. :3

1/0 looks pretty shitty but is actually really fun and imaginative and unconventional, and even though the (occasional but) really heavy Christian proselytisation bothered me quite a bit, I still enjoyed it a lot and finished it in only 3 days and would recommend it to anyone.

And I'm not sure it could be considered a "webcomic" but Beth Evans' drawings about anxiety(which can often be quite funny) are ridiculously simplistic yet not stick figures, and never detract from my enjoyment of her work.

Sonichu