As a long-time Internet user since the mid-90s (yes, I’m old by Internet standards), despite there being a seemingly endless amount of content at my disposal, I sometimes suffer the curse of the Doldrums. There’s so much good stuff I can potentially check out, but it has a tendency to run out of new content while I wait for any of my numerous subscriptions to update.<\/p>\n
As my Internet habits developed over the past couple of decades, I’ve found that my favorite hobby out of all of them has been webcomics. I’ve read so many that I feel I should recommend my favorites to other audiences out there. I’ve read good and bad webcomics alike, old and new, popular and obscure.<\/p>\n
Throughout this little blogging experiment, I hope I can give people a taste of what I think works and doesn’t work in these comics. In the interest of fairness, I’ll point out flaws in the comics I like and try to find the strongest points (if there are any) in webcomics that I dislike.<\/p>\n
I may take requests (leave them in the comments), but I have such a large list that it may take some time before I get around to them.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
As a long-time Internet user since the mid-90s (yes, I’m old by Internet standards), despite there being a seemingly endless amount of content at my disposal, I sometimes suffer the curse of the Doldrums. There’s so much good stuff I … Continue reading