~ Early Web Links ~

Jorts runs this charming space-themed personal site featuring hand-drawn comics, art diaries, and writing alongside book and film logs. The site has a dreamy, whimsical aesthetic with interactive elements and a growing archive of original comics that make it worth exploring.

TheL3tterM is the personal Neocities home of an artist known as M, built primarily around their ongoing webcomic Redux, which updates on a regular schedule and is also hosted on Tapas and Webtoons. The site features artwork, writing, comics, a dream journal, a media blog, and planned bonus content and secret sections tied to the comic.

Everblue is a fantasy/adventure webcomic by Michael Sexton set in a world of endless ocean, currently deep into Volume 1. The comic updates on Fridays and features a cast page, gallery, and store, with the creator openly sharing their workflow transition to Krita and open-source tools on Linux.

Inhuman is a long-running sci-fi webcomic created by Hekshano Industries, featuring original characters, artwork, and an ongoing story updated over many years. The site includes a print shop, fan works, and a personal blog where the creator shares life updates alongside comic progress.

Little Tiny Things is a webcomic following Pia as she moves to the countryside and discovers the small wonders and surprises of rural life, including spiders, plants, and household quirks. With over 364 pages and a French version available, this charming slice-of-life comic has built a dedicated archive of illustrated storytelling.

MTC is a mature webcomic hosted on Neocities, featuring fictional characters and themes intended for readers 16 and up. The site includes a dedicated fanmail address and warns visitors of potentially disturbing content, suggesting a story-driven narrative with serious themes.

Brownie (La bufona) runs this lively Spanish-language personal blog featuring daily anecdotes, Flash animations, fan art, and original comics. The site has a playful, irreverent tone and spans years of creative content including humor, storytelling, and illustrated posts.

Pix and Bit is an original sci-fi story about two heroic creatures fighting to save their planet after mysterious spaceships tear it apart, created by Patricia Taxxon with website and album art by Miles Kitaro. The project combines interactive narrative elements with music, making it a multimedia indie creative work with a distinct retro-web aesthetic.

Great Evil is a charming miniature webcomic by mothcub featuring an evil creature's small adventures, with each strip drawn at the tiny 33x81px web button size and scaled up for display. Six episodes are available so far, with titles like 'Lonely,' 'A Perfect Evening,' and 'I Love My Nose,' giving the series a quirky, lo-fi personality.

Contra Chrome is a serialized webcomic by creator Leah that critiques Google Chrome's impact on privacy and democracy, presented as a direct rebuttal to Scott McCloud's original 2008 Chrome promotional comic. With 25 chapters spanning topics like data tracking, platform power, and browser surveillance, it blends visual storytelling with pointed digital rights commentary and is available in multiple languages.