~ Early Web Links ~

Indigo Kelleigh's creative hub showcases original webcomics like 'Ellie Connelly,' tabletop games, minicomics, and an 8-Bit Tarot project. Visitors will find a mix of comics, game design, art, and blog updates from this prolific indie creator who sells work through Etsy, itch.io, and TheGameCrafter.

Not Enough Rings is a completed webcomic by Veronica Vera and Oliver Bareham that retells the classic 16-bit Sonic the Hedgehog games one act at a time, covering Sonic 1 through Sonic and Knuckles. The full archive spanning 2011 to 2014 is organized by game, making it easy to read through all four Sonic titles from Green Hill Zone to the end.

Outfoxed is a webcomic by Dylan Meconis, a cartoonist known for detailed storytelling and distinctive artwork. The page serves as a dedicated hub for this comic, inviting readers to explore Meconis's sequential art work.

The homepage for 'Mama Mia!', a webcomic by capitalistboyfriend following the life of Frank Inscents Oregano, a worker at the fictional Schmuck's Pizza Corp. Visitors can read the prologue and browse a characters page in this charming, quirky slice-of-life comic with a distinctly retro web aesthetic.

Bloktic's Domain is the creative hub of a hobbyist creator named Bloktic, featuring an ongoing webcomic called Clark-Gibson (approaching its 200th issue) and original games including a puzzle title in development called MECObot. The site blends comic updates, game development progress posts, and a warm community feel with a guestbook and site button for linking.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Homunculus is a webcomic archive created by S.A. Lieske, preserving the pages of what appears to be an original illustrated comic series. The site serves as a dedicated archive for readers to browse through the comic's run, with an About section offering context on the work.