~ Early Web Links ~

The official home of E.K. Weaver's acclaimed queer webcomic 'TJ and Amal,' a road trip love story following two men driving from Berkeley to Providence and falling for each other along the way. The site offers a full chapter archive, print volumes for purchase, extras, and links to the creator's newer comic 'Shot and Chaser,' making it a complete hub for fans of indie LGBT storytelling.

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.

Phoenix Trowbridge's personal blog and project hub, centered on an ongoing comic they are developing alongside life updates, digital art, and commission work. The site features a cozy blinkie-decorated layout with links to a RedBubble shop, VGen commissions, and a gallery, making it a charming creative hub for followers of their work.

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.

Badly Drawn Adventures 2 is an interactive collaborative comic by Matt where readers type commands in the comments and he draws whatever happens next, blending webcomic storytelling with classic text adventure game logic. Each panel unfolds based on reader suggestions, making it a uniquely participatory and quirky narrative experiment.

Gunnerkrigg Court is a long-running science-fantasy webcomic by Tom Siddell, following students at a mysterious boarding school where technology and the supernatural collide. With over 3,200 pages across 101 chapters, this is a richly developed story with a massive archive updated three times a week.