~ Early Web Links ~

Digger is the Hugo Award-winning webcomic by Ursula Vernon, featuring a no-nonsense wombat navigating a strange fantasy world filled with gods, talking statues, and underground mysteries. The site archives the complete run of the black-and-white comic along with news posts celebrating its accolades, including its historic Hugo win for Best Graphic Story, and links to purchase printed volumes through Sofawolf Press.

Ryan Andrews presents 'Sarah and the Seed,' an original webcomic about an old woman who gives birth to a rather large seed, told primarily through sequential images. The page is a dedicated reading page for this illustrated story, showcasing Andrews' distinctive visual storytelling style.

Jason Yungbluth's webcomic hub hosts hundreds of strips across multiple series, including the sprawling post-apocalyptic 'Weapon Brown' and the darkly satirical 'Deep Fried,' featuring characters like Beepo the clown. With over a thousand pages of original comics spanning political caricature, adult humor, and genre parody, it's a substantial archive of edgy independent cartooning.

comiCSS is a delightfully meta webcomic by Alvaro Montoro where every comic strip is drawn entirely using CSS code, no images required. The site features a full archive of comics, a blog, and even CSS-themed games, making it a must-see for anyone who loves the intersection of web development and humor.

Everblue is a long-running fantasy/adventure webcomic by Michael Sexton, set in a world of endless ocean and updated on Fridays. The comic has been running since 2010 and features cast pages, a gallery, archives, and an active community on Discord.

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.

Avrum's cozy personal corner of the indie web, centered around their comic project 'Losers of Near-Kyiv,' a slice-of-life comedy set near Ukraine that they describe as the most important work of their life. The site features art, collections, neocities neighbor links, and a warm welcoming atmosphere built for anyone feeling lonely or unhappy in the modern world.

Fleen is a long-running blog dedicated to covering the webcomics industry, analyzing trends, creator news, and Kickstarter campaigns for comic projects. This particular post dives deep into number-crunching data from the most successful webcomic Kickstarter campaigns, making it a unique analytical resource for webcomics enthusiasts.

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.

Tokyo Miracle is an original webcomic by sanchoyoscribbles, currently spanning 27 pages across multiple chapters with a cast of named characters and a dedicated gallery. The site features a clean reader interface with chapter navigation, a character page, and even a newsletter called the 'Mewsletter,' making it a charming self-contained comic experience.