Love Me Nice kinda-sorta has anthros in in it, though in the universe of the comic they're specifically cartoon characters, along the lines of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. It's about toons working in show business. Updates sporadically.
TJ and Amal (NSFW in places) a slice-of-lifey kind of story about a dude ending up on a road trip with a stranger he picked up at a bar, basically. I found the characters interesting and the expressions
fantastic. Also, ultra super incredi-gay, whether that's a plus or a minus for you. Updates Tuesdays.
Kinda surprised
Gunnerkrigg Court hasn't been mentioned. Fantasy boarding school kind of deal, but also kind of... not? It's got an interesting mix of industrial aesthetics, as well as fantasy elements. The art at the beginning is kind of simplistic and unpolished, but it gets much better as the series goes on. (Plus, Coyote is a lot of fun, and I think Reynardine is my favorite.) Updates M-W-F.
And anything by
Evan Dahm. Fantasy stories in a world built by the author, with characters that are interesting, sympathetic, and still somehow really alien. He's got two complete stories, one in progress, and a bunch of short stories, but there's no real order to them. Rice Boy is still my favorite. It reminds me a little bit of the arc in
Achewood where Ray goes to hell; less cynical, but just as surreal.
I'm not sure how often Evan Dahm updates; frequently, but I'm not sure on what schedule. And who the hell knows when Achewood updates lately.