Old webcomics

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>>87869740
Tales from Mynarski Forest.

Fuck the "art is bad" argument, it's CUTE and COMFY.

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>>87869740
Freefall started in 1998
wow.

>>87869740
Sabrina Online is weirdly compelling and I don't know why.

Sluggy Freelance - when it's good it's really fuckin' good. It gets a bit too complicated the further you get into it, but it's still a classic.

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>>87869740
Zebra Girl started on Keenspot. It looked good then, looks great now.

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>>87869740
Schlock. Fucking. Mercenary. It's still going too.

>>87870369
...I want to fuck that rabbit.

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>>87870327
Since 1994 if you count the stuff that came before the webcomic.

>>87870369
Looking at pictures like that gives me modem phantom pain. Read, *click*, wait, like, five minutes, read, *click*...

>>87870361
I think John Solomon summarized that comic best.

http://badwebcomicsarchive.blogspot.com/2007/08/sluggy-freelance.html

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It's... like Wreck-It Ralf devoured a time capsule of early internet culture. For fuck's sake, there's an unironic All Your Base joke and countless DBZ references.

But despite technically being a sprite comic, the whole thing is made with original pixel art animated via gifs and html trickery. I would definitely recommend archive binging it.

>>87873697
Kid Radd is probably my favorite webcomic.

I go back and reread it every few years.

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>>87870361

It finally finished in September.

>Mynarski Forest
The first webcomic I read.

That one with a dude on a train, meets a woman and talks with her, then a black conductress shows up, two dudes one with a guitar starts to sing, they get off the train.. then i stopped reading
i remember liking it somewhat but it got too tedious to finish

>>87872343
Where can one find this?

>>87873410
>John Solomon

Now there's a name I hadn't heard for years.

I imagine this will be the last time I hear it, a dying echo

>>87878534
Not the op but I checked and it's on the site at
http://freefall.purrsia.com/zu.htm

I'd never seen them before either

I guess it's a good thing Stanley's art is serviceable because it has literally not changed AT ALL in 20 years