Sandra and Woo

[PoikSpirit]

Since I've completely forgotten again. (Sorry!) I'ma just gonna post this one I've recently read real fast.

This comic is called Sandra and Woo and is about a girl and a rescued racoon.

"Sandra and Woo is a webcomic about the adventures of the girl Sandra and her pet raccoon Woo written by Oliver Knörzer (aka Novil) and drawn by Powree. Its writing and style are influenced by Bill Watterson’s legendary comic strip Calvin and Hobbes, but Sandra and Woo shall also offer many unique features, like Woo’s trips to the nearby forest to meet his furry friends. Moreover, single strips or even small storylines will center on the minor characters, who are often disregarded in other comic strips. While most strips are just supposed to be funny or whimsical, some stories will also deal with more serious issues like the destruction of the environment. Of course in the most funny way possible."
-- Sandra and Woo ("About" page)

Yeah, I cheated. Just read it.

[auragongal]

hey! I read this a little while ago. The art's good and the trouble Woo gets into (and how he gets into it in the first place,) is funny.

[PoikSpirit]

I sort of read it because it was a quicker read than the entire run of Ubersoft. Still working on Ubersoft... And there was a link to it from Ubersoft.

[Josiah]

By some coincidence, I actually read Sandra and Woo a few weeks back after seeing a link on some other comics I read. The art is nice and it's moderately amusing. Personally, I don't think it's got all that much in common with Calvin and Hobbes (despite what the about page says). Yeah it's a kid and animal comic, but it's a lot cuter and less philosophical than C&H. Regardless, S&W a still a pretty good comic and I've enjoyed it so far. Not my favorite girl and animal type web comic (which would be Count Your Sheep), but still worth a read.

[Siranae]

It's a good, cute, simple comic. Not too long either, so I was able to read through all the archives. I wonder if anyone out there actually has named their son Cloud after the Final Fantasy character .
I never really read Calvin and Hobbes, but from what I've seen of it I have to agree with Josiah. But that doesn't make it any less of a comic. I like how, though it addresses some news-related topics, it doesn't get overly preachy.
Also, that link to the Fennecs was so funny!
I'm sure grammar fanatics will get a kick out of this comic.

[Blue Fire Cyndaquil]

I loved the Insulin story arc.

[Silver]

Wow. So I totally forgot about it, but I read Sandra and Woo quite a while ago... as a result there weren't nearly as many pages as there are currently, but I did read it before. So yeah, I'm a fan. Art is pretty simple and manga-ish enough to grab me. Characters seem a bit... generic I guess, but still lovable. humor isn't bad.

Also,I would totally do this.

And... Cloud. That is all.