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webcomic
A comic strip, which is placed on a website and usually updated regularly. Often related to video games, although not always.
webcomic by Quizznotik May 24, 2006
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the unmentionable webcomic by soul overrun March 28, 2021
Webcomics
1. Internet comics; Comics published on the internet.
2. Digital comic-strips featured online.
3. Online comedians, who feature funny skits and jokes.
Also known as: Online comics & Web-comics
2. Digital comic-strips featured online.
3. Online comedians, who feature funny skits and jokes.
Also known as: Online comics & Web-comics
Person A: "I know any good comic book stores. Where can I find rare comics with valuable quotes?"
Person B: "Browse the internet to find webcomics. Almost all of them are free to read!"
Person B: "Browse the internet to find webcomics. Almost all of them are free to read!"
Webcomics by Living-Meme August 28, 2012
Webcomics
Web Comic
n. A comic that is on the internet and that you can read it and it's funny, but sometimes it's not because it's serious or somtimes it's just stupid.
Webcomics
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Webcomics by burgerkingassletuce November 26, 2019
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