In this whole world, there is exactly one other Pagan-themed, active webcomic... and this is it.  Oh My Gods! Centers around the lives of a group of Pagan friends from various paths.  It tends to update in bursts rather than regular increments, so if it hasn't updated in a while don't worry, when it does you will have many comics to read.  Some adult themes.

Updates:  Occasionally in large bursts

***My very favorite comic***

Girl Genius is an ongoing "gaslamp fantasy" story by Phil and Kaja Foglio. It started out in 2000 as a periodical comic book, which is collected into three (and counting) larger volumes. Girl Genius follows the career of Agatha Heterodyne—a hapless student at Transylvania Polygnostic University who discovers that she has more going for her than she thought.

RATING: Please be aware that Girl Genius is recommended for an audience of teens and up. Why? Well, let's see... we have lots of running around in Victorian underwear, occasional innuendo, a certain amount of violence and the occasional "damn!"

Updates:  Mon  Wed  Fri  

This is the comic that inspired me to create my own webcomic.  Creator Aaron Williams is a comedy genius who is also, incidentally, a really nice guy.  Nodwick centers around a D&D party of adventurers as they go about their fantasy lives, plundering dungeons, defeating hordes of orcs, and getting poor Nodwick killed in almost every instance.  Thank goodness for resurrection and duct tape!  This comic would be enjoyable to anyone who has ever played D&D or even a RPG video game.  Completely non-offensive and kid friendly.

Updates:  Thurs  

The Perry Bible Fellowship

One of the best webcomics out there, if one of the strangest.  Don't let the name fool you, it has nothing to do with the Bible.  Author Nicholas Gurewitch creates the comics in a variety of styles, treating his readers to what usually amounts to a different style of art each update.  The comics tend to be short, imaginative, and extremely effective.  They can require a certain amount of thought, or they can be obvious.  They can be deep or they can be immature.  It's really a mixed bag with this comic.  But one thing you can say for certain is, all of the comics Gurewitch produces are excellent.  Occasional adult themes and cartoon nudity., may not be suitable for children (they wouldn't get it anyway).

Updates:  Lately, if it updates at all it's very rare.  

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

Another funny comic by a very busy cartoonist, Zach Weiner (is that his real name, I wonder).  This comic is usually one panel and right to the point, and almost always fall-down hilarious!  The art is simple, but effective.  And it has to be simple, because this comic updates daily!  That's right, every day.  The comic often contains adult situations or subject matter or violence, and may not be suitable for children.

Updates:  Every day....!  

While even the author of this comic realizes that ninjas are overplayed in webcomics, this one is also a doctor.  That makes all the difference.  One of the more hilarious comics I have ever read, it has humor much like The Family Guy, American Dad, etc., but with a style all its own.  Really worth checking out, if you like funny stuff.  If you don't... well then, this comic is not for you.  Oh, and you're lame.  May not be suitable for kids, but I doubt they'd be very interested anyway.

Updates:  Mon  Wed  Fri  

A Dungeons and Dragons based comic with a twist.  Rather than following the journey of an adventuring party, this comic focuses on the most victimized monsters in the whole monster manual, the goblins!  This comic begins funny, but has taken a turn for the more dramatic over time, so it has something for everyone.  The creator of this comic, Thunt, has an amazing knack for endearing characters.  Probably not good for kids, but then again the type of violence depicted is probably nothing they don't see in movies and on TV.

Updates:  No schedule, and don't hold your breath.  But it's worth the wait! :)   

While I generally don't take to comics that invlove anthropomorphic animals, Code Name: Hunter would be the big exception.  It's one of the few anthro comics that actually matches the style perfectly and is incredibly well done, both in art and writing.  It's a contemporary fantasy story that will leave you reeling with the twists and turns!  A must read.  Kid friendly!

Updates:  Mon  Wed  Fri