The original artwork for this strip is available for purchase.
Notes: The original is black-and-white — color was added digitally after scanning.
The original artwork for this strip is available for purchase.
Notes: The original is black-and-white — color was added digitally after scanning.
Webcomics are great. They are truly the future of entertainment. You can read them at your own pace, they take up no space on your bookshelf (unless you want them to), and at least most of them have an index/archive which is fairly accessible and navigable.
here here
Only for discovery. I mean, this can go away at any time, as soon as the server stops being paid for.
I’d rather have my favorite webcomics in print form…
Ya! And no one judges you fro showing up to the party 21 years late! right?
I’m pretty sure Stephan is reading User Friendly
I was kind of wondering if that was the one he was thinking of, too. Its the only one I know of that has any poor victimized tech support people who have to deal with idiots (not that there has ever been another kind of tech support person).
Could it be Harelink on Kevin & Kell?
While that sounds plausible, I’ve read through the whole archive, and there’ve been no specific occurrences of that.
Also it feels more likely that Stephen would read something more wholly computer-based, rather than the “eccentricities of family life” story of Kevin & Kell.
GAT SUC
It doesn’t take a tech nerd to figure out what got cut off.
Had to look up what the difference is between Linux and Unix.