Do you read webcomics?

If you don't, why not?
If you do, which do you read?

The ones I read are mainly comedic ones (at least that's their main focus).

I thought I'd post the list of the ones I read, and write a bit about them. (Listed in no special order what so ever)

xkcd
It's mainly about math, science and computers. The most sciency ones I don't get.

Striptease
Updates have been a bit on and off as of late, and I mainly read it as a force of habit nowadays. It was more frequent, and better, when I started reading it.

Ctrl+Alt+Del
Computer games, computer games, computer games. Or a people who are pretty much obsessed with computer games.

Wapsi Square
Hard to describe this one, really. Nice style, though.

Least I Could Do
This is probably the webcomic I've read the longest. The style is much better than what it was when I started reading it, usually funny and good storylines.

Wulffmorgenthaler
No storyline. Just one gag per strip. Funny, weird and good.

Cyanide & Happiness
Probably the best, most weird and politically incorrect stick figures you'll ever find.

Questionable Content
About music, relationships and just random stuff. Good one.

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Weird and good. Usually about science, math, people and random stuff.

Oglaf
Not safe for work. Nudity, sex, etc. Weird. Not much of continuing storylines.

FreakAngels
The latest webcomic I've started reading. About a post-apocalyptic London. Excellent drawing and exciting story.

Looking For Group
Fantasy/adventure. Made by the same people who do Least I Could Do.

Gunshow
Odd, usually not long storylines. Random strips.

The Meek
Fantasy/adventure. Beautifully drawn, interesting story.

I read:

Khaos Komix (LGBT Drama/Romance)
Drowtales (Dark Fantasy)
Questionable Content (Indie/Romance/Slice-of-Life)
Penny Arcade (Gaming)
Penny and Aggie (Teen Drama)
Menage a 3 (Slice-of-life/Comedy/Romance)
Planet Karen (Diary comic)