First webcomic you read?

[KJ Fellie]

I was led to an artist's website, which led me to Sabrina Online, which led me to others, which eventually led me here.

[Rooster]

Ozy and Millie, if Doonesbury don't count

[GeorgiaCoyote]

The first webcomic I read was the Class Menagerie done by the talented Vince Suzukawa. This lead to others like Funny Farm, Newshounds, Dandy and Co, and finally here.

[Arloest]

This funky thing called Isometric. It was funky. And had lots of talking cubes.




Doc, if he reads this, will know what this is all about.

[Angstwolf]

Angela's first comic is best.

[Steve the Pocket]

Most definitely and unforgettably Ozy and Millie. I remember it precisely.



We had stopped at my dad's office on the way home from somewhere and he had to do some stuff, so I hung out and surfed around on his spare laptop. One of the sites I looked at happened to be a now-defunct Calvin and Hobbes fansite that had a "Calvin and Hobbes in Other Comics" page. One of those happened to be Nothing like "Calvinball". It happened to link to the site, so I decided to click it. The rest is history.

[Comrade K]

The first webcomic I'd ever encountered was Jack, but that just caused me to go "WTF?" for a while, and I didn't look at anymore webcomics for a couple of years.

Ozy and Millie was the first I actually read through though.

[Zaaphod]

Hmm.. thinking back, I remember reading a few strips from User Friendly and Penny Arcade. The first strip I've read all of is Ozy & Millie. Original, eh?