Tapastic webcomic recommendations!

Alright, so can I get to the point here? Today, I read a few webcomics on this great site called Tapastic. Basically, it's a site that hosts webcomics. You can read them without login, and I like that. Also, they have a nice variety of genres. Like, action, fantasy and even slice of life. Just to name a few. But given that there're quite a few webcomics there, it's gonna take a while to figure out which ones are interesting. So, I'll list a few that I really liked. Oh, before we start, please bear in mind that I didn't get to read many, (mostly due to my attention span today, lol) so this'll be rather short.

1) Fisheye Placebo, hands down. This is probably the first webcomic I read on Tapastic, so that's probably why I put it on the top of the list. Unfortunately, it's not updated very often, but when it is, the new chapters are amazing. I really like the original plot (it's not often you find a comic about hackers. But there are books about them. Like Cory Doctorow's Little Brother and Homeland.) and the amazing artwork. To be honest, I originally read the first chapter because this was made by one of my favorite dA artists, but I ended up reading it for those two main reasons. Also, gotta say, Yuumei sure knows how to build up the plot in just a few chapters. So, yeah, be ready to religiously check FP's Tapastic page everyday, wanting more. Trust me on that one.
2) Daydreamers. Well, I just started this, but I probably got to like, chapter 10, before I told myself to take a break. It was that hard to lock the iPad and go do something else. I guess it's because I liked the humorous tone and the interactions between the characters. Also, I liked the art work. Despite looking somewhat generic, the art atyle had it's own charm. I know another webcomic I'll end up reading for hours on end if I get a chance.

Yep. That's my list so far. Although, can you really call that a list? Well, whatever. If I find anything else interesting, I'll let you know!
Sketchie, the lazy blogger