"Megg & Mogg in Amsterdam: and Other Stories" by Simon Hanselmann
(The moment I saw that image of a witch smoking a blunt with a cat in what I can only assume is space, I KNEW I needed this to be my webcomic of choice.) Megg and Mogg and Owl is really something! Is it filled with dark humor that could be offensive at times? Maybe. Is it a piece of art that gives a darker, more realistic outlook to our normal-day lives? Also maybe . Who would’ve thought the crazy misfortunes between a witch, a cat, an owl, and sometimes even a werewolf, could be so relatable? This is a series that doesn’t focus on having “normal” characters, in order to be more gender neutral and, once again, more relatable to the viewers. Some people can relate to Megg’s struggles with anxiety. Some will relate to Mogg’s insecurities with this size. I mean, I related to Owl for 90% of the stories! The long voice of reason from this group. It’s clever storytelling through the classical comic format. It’s interesting to see how such webcomics went on to become
