• OnlineComics.net: Not a comic, obviously, but a directory.
• OCAD: Second verse, same as the first.
• As If!: I'm not really a child of the eighties, but I can appreciate them and this comic anyway.
• Saturnalia:This comic is damn sexy. I read it all in one sitting. And it's named after a Roman holiday. What's not to love?
• Fire Always Makes It Better: Unique plot full of madness, a disturbed boy and Wrey (who has neat head wings). 
• Elvaan Vampyre: Vera's hilarious and awesome parody webcomic.  It's got elves, and vampires who are also elves.  What more do you need?
• Feet of Clay: Yes, Laris has given in to the Dark Side, which is good for the rest of us because her art rocks. Go thou and read! I command it.
• Upperlack: I do not think it is fair that Relia usually just draws in black and white and yet still kicks everyone's ass all over the place. Bow to the madness of her skillz.
• Lazarus Jewelbox: I love Pitar; he is my sexy, sexy muffin.  Surely you will love him too, and everything else about this inventive, unique comic (TOO BAD KEENSPACE ATE IT.  ARGH).
• Vade Mecum: Kendra owns, and so does her comic.  This is one of the only elf-themed comics I actually enjoy (besides EV of course!!11!1), just because Kendra's that cool.
• Nectar and Ambrosia: Olympic gods and goddesses, many of them with facial markings.  I really can't resist facial markings.
• The Place in Between: Sumptuous shoujo style full of pretty boys and pretty girls.  And a Plot, too.  Score.
• Dancing for the Stars: Updated rarely, but it's worth reading.  I like Julian. :3
• Bound: Shiori and Meimi's stylish comic.  It's full of gods and reincarnation themes, so you know I like it.
• Directions of Destiny: Damn, this is some fabulous artwork--but the characters are interesting, too, which is always a plus.
• Flipside Comics: An entertaining comic with engaging characters, plus the creator seems like a real nice guy.
• Unfamiliar Destiny: A beautiful comic, with goddesses.
• The Legend of the Four: I've been meaning to link this for the longest time. Seriously. I suck. But this comic does not. In fact it's quite lovely. 
• Litost Satellite: Excellent characters--it's been down for a long time, but I am thinking it will be revived?  I hope so, 'cause it's full of awesome.
• Something: Bialy's skillfully drawn comic.  It's got aliens and crazy people, both cool.  She does several other cool comics too. 
• RPG World: One of the few strips that actually makes me laugh out loud, probably because I'm a huge video game dork and I understand the references all too well.
• The Adventures of Yunga Neko: Dora's cute comic :3
• Hengeyokai:This comic is beautiful, but only for mature readers--unfortunately, it seems like the site has a few errors. n_n;
• Eversummer Eve: Another beautiful comic, though its archives have gone pay-per-view so to speak.  The latest page is still free though.
• Kagerou: Not recommended for the young'n's, as it's quite graphic in some parts, but the storyline's good and some well-developed characters.
• Ban the Basics: This comic is one of the few that seriously deserves newspaper syndication, in that it's both good enough and appropriate (as in, something a newspaper might actually print). 

That's all for now. 
If you ever have the crazy (but very appreciated!) idea of linking KS, here are some banners (the first one is by Rumika, the second by Shiori, the third and fourth by Kai, the fifth by Sally)