Reasons Why We Rule - An archive, the cast, the usual suspects. Features webcams of the creators.
Reckless Youth - Comic about collection of London youth living rather strange lives.
Recovery Cartoons - Cartoons by BenBen the Fisherman depicting the lighter side of 12-step recovery.
Red Meat - The self-proclaimed "most tasteless and twisted comic strip in the world". From the secret files of Max Cannon. Regularly updated, with a generous backlog.
Register One - A full color comic occasionally about retail, usually random. By Mike Ross and Drew McGhie.
Reverend Fun - Reverend Fun is a Christian cartoon. Page contains the updating daily cartoon, with links to the main site.
Ricky and Matt - Features the antics of two troublesome second graders. By Jamal Slater.
Riverheights - Focuses on the very stupid Insano, and his shenanigans.
Road Waffles - Follow the misadventures of a 20-something blonde psychopath, travelling through the American Southwest in a stolen car, as she robs convenience stores and picks up mentally disturbed hitchhikers.
Roadkill Bill - Anti-car comics by Avidor, told from the point of view of roadkill.
Rob After the Nuclear War - About Rob and his adventures in post-apocalyptic New England. Also includes a selection of editorial cartoons by the artist.
The Robman Show - A cartoon about a fanboy's search for love, happiness and cheaper comics.
Rocketship Ginger - Comic strip by Katherine Phelps about a small girl who's also a fearless astronaut.
Rockman Comic - Web comics using graphics from Rockman video games. By Joseph Tek Fox.
Ron's Cartoons - Licensing, artist bio and samples. Created by Ron Warne.
Room 825 - Odd coincidences, and the college students who live through them. By Traegorn Ravenhawk.
RPG World - Offers a series featuring the lives of friends and rivals; making fun of modern console role playing games.
RubberSuit Studios - Home of Stool Sample Webcomics, featuring the JesusMan! and The Wraith.
Rubbishelephant - Centers around a badly drawn elephant who rants, drinks, smokes and wears black sun glasses.
Rudy Park - Full-color weekly strip about the search for meaning in the modern world, starring a naive 20-something busboy at a cybercafe. By Theron Heir and Darrin Bell.
Anything Goes Trivia
Megaton Man
Trevor
