Random webcomic question
Dec. 9th, 2020 03:06 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
brooksmosesIt just occurred to me that, of the half-dozen-or-so webcomics that I'm regularly reading these days that have storylines, exactly none of them have chosen to include the present pandemic in their storylines in the past year.
Admittedly, there are only a couple of them that are set in approximately the present day (and both of them have fantasy / science-fiction elements that make it not precisely our present day, and both of them also move at a pace of a few weeks of story-time per real-time year), so this isn't too surprising.
Nonetheless, I'm curious: Are there any webcomics that you all follow that have the pandemic showing up in their storylines, or being reflected there in some fictional-setting-appropriate way? And how well do you think it's working for them?
Admittedly, there are only a couple of them that are set in approximately the present day (and both of them have fantasy / science-fiction elements that make it not precisely our present day, and both of them also move at a pace of a few weeks of story-time per real-time year), so this isn't too surprising.
Nonetheless, I'm curious: Are there any webcomics that you all follow that have the pandemic showing up in their storylines, or being reflected there in some fictional-setting-appropriate way? And how well do you think it's working for them?