What Oglaf offers
Set in a grimy sword-and-sorcery world, it runs familiar fantasy furniture through a relentless sex-comedy filter, and it plays as a comic first: the jokes drive the explicit material as opposed to the other way around.
Most pages stand alone as one-strip gags, though a loose ensemble carries over for years — Ivan, a hapless apprentice whose body keeps betraying him on his Mistress's orders, is the running example — and some stories stretch across several parts. The strip has held a weekly schedule for long stretches, pausing around the creators' Christmas break.
oglaf.com keeps the machinery minimal: the newest page sits on the front page, backed by Previous, Archive, Store, and Patreon links. That splits use cleanly — newcomers should enter through the archive and read forward, since years of accumulated strips are where the running gags pay off, while regulars only need the front page for each week's update. Patreon supporters get access to exclusive comics and extras.