In the beginning ...

... WoMan created pictures. And people would look at those pictures and it was good.

And then someone (ingeniously) created speechbubbles and lo! comics were created. And others read those comics and laughed and it was good.

And then WoMan created the internet and more people put comics on the internet. And other people saw them and laughed heartily at what they had discovered - if they could find it.

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However, it isn't as simple as typing "webcomic" into google, and go through them.

And thus I'll try to review some webcomics, especially the ones I like (at least those come up first, which, incidentially, will lead to the problem that the good comics are in the oldest posts), and I hope you'll find some comics to your liking.

Most comics I found on the internet I found via links from other comics. And those new sites also featured links ...

The problem often is that when you see a comic for the first time you get an impression about that comic - sometimes you don't have a clue what this is about, because the comic is trying to spin a good storyline and you're right in the middle. I mean, who wants to watch a movie where you've missed the first hour?

So you click back to that very first posts and ugh! behold! ugly drawings. And you close the comic.

And sometimes you're missing out on something really good.

I hope I can help some people to sort through the webcomics to find some rare jewels they might have missed. Stay tuned. :)

Rhadan, RJ