Not on ComicFury?
There are three.
Shadownova. No link, 'cause the website it was on no longer exists, so the comic's most likely lost forever. :(
Keychain of Creation. Technically could come back (and I'm hoping it does!), but it's really depressing that one of the main things which killed it was the author getting the bane of all artists: tendinitis. I loved the humor, and enjoyed the art evolution featured within. It basically advertised itself as "Order of the Stick...for Exhaulted", but I actually enjoyed it MORE than I do Order of the Stick!
I unfortunately don't remember the name of the third, but it involved a demon girl, an average guy who she accidentally stole the soul of, an insane guy, and the demon's girl sister possessing the average guy's dog.
On ComicFury?
Pretty much anything I've subscribed to which hasn't updated since January 2012. (That's what I basically consider the cutoff point; anything older than six months is probably not going to be resuming any time soon. :P)
Until Fun and Games came along, my favorite Werewolf comic was
wolfie town, and was (again, until Fun and Games) the only werewolf webcomic to have a unique story. (Well, lack of it, as it was more gag-a-day.) And it was the ONLY werewolf comic to not feature any of the werewolf players, meaning everyone within was a unique character. I enjoyed it quite a lot while it was around.
Oneiromance. Intriguing story, but most of all, absolutely stunning, beautiful art.
Fourth Grade. MOSTLY gag-a-day, but it did have some character growth which was noticeable over time. I loved the characters, the art style was very cute, and it was all-around a very entertaining comic.
Reanimated Response. By reading Wake the Sleepers, I learned that Shaggers had been having computer problems, and that's about all I know about it not updating. (Admittedly, I wasn't following along very closely.) However, I loved it when I saw it.
An American Nerd in Animated Tokyo. A little confusing to follow along with, but very entertaining--I'd totally buy the fictional game within. :P It had a fairly unique (and interesting) art style, the artist was clearly improving with time, it had a very good plot...yeah, I do miss it.
Comicafe. OCOS is clearly an excellent writer, and it's a shame he had trouble keeping a good artist. It was a very nice way to have fun, and if memory serves, was largely inspired by chatzy.
There are others, of course, but these are the main ones.