Oh man... I can already hear the groans of readers getting ready to flood the comment section with J. Jacques hate. I hear you, okay? But hear me out, too? I readily admit that Questionable Content is the Everybody Loves Raymond of webcomics. It's literally like watching a mid-seventh-season episode of Friends in sequential art form most of the time. And sometimes there are jokes so terrible I want to hit something. All that said, when the comic is at it's best, it's still one of the top webcomics updating regularly. In a way, Questionable Content is the Kobe Bryant of webcomics: Love him or hate him, he's still really good at what he does. Is that enough comparative metaphors? Are you not entertained?!

Man, what sort of alternate universe did I stumble onto where everyone hates Questionable Content?

Look, Aaron, Mr. Coulter, whatever you want to be called -- it's okay to like Questionable Content. You can admit to it. You are far from alone, if the Disneylandesque lines to his table at every convention appearance are any indicator. Your love of Questionable Content seems a little closeted, and I'm here to say "It gets better."