Beyond Selidor

Sometimes I like get_medieval more for the excellent comments than for the comic itself. A fantastic example, this.

Sometimes the internet makes me want to scream. Those who've been following this lj for a while will know that I read a couple of webcomics. My favourite, get_medieval, obligingly appears daily in livejournal, so all I need to do is add it as a friend, and, voila, it's there every time I check my friends' page. The same applies to everyone's favourite webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math(s) and language, xkcd, which I can get by rss feed on lj.

Raphael's comic is now updated 'when the whim takes' him, so it's not too much of a problem to wander over to check it out - it won't have galloped ahead much between visits.

No, the problem is that I've just discovered Questionable Content. Not only is there no way to get an lj feed of it, I'm going to have to do some serious archive-reading if I want to catch up with it. Time, I need it! At least I've got an rss feed of it.

I really need to stop finding new webcomics. It's hard enough having heaps of forums to keep track of, lj to update and Facebook to craft and care for like a rather disturbing mutant baby without constantly adding to my webcomic diet.

If I had more time, I'd be reading Scary Go Round, Dumnestor's Heroes and Knowledge Is Power too. (Those last two are by the author of Get Medieval).