The Daily Routine: Links to My Favorite Comic Sites:
I enjoy comics and cartoons. Not enough room to include all my favorites, darn it.  Here are a few: 

Dailies:
• Kevin & Kell  Bill Holbrook's tale of a rabbit married to a wolf, mixed well with computers.
• Sluggy Freelance A little bit of insanity to start your day off right.
• User Friendly the Comic Strip: A down-to-earth look at computing. 
• United Media.Com: 
• 9 Chickweed Lane  Juliette Burber tries to deal with life after raising a teenaged daughter.
• Li'l Abner  Nostalgia.  I'm an old coot.  I saw most of these the first time around, but Al Capp rehashed is still entertaining.

  Webcomics - M/W/F (and infrequently):

• Freefall Where would you find a female wolf engineer?  On a space ship, natch.
• Girl Genius: (m/w/f) Steam-punk with cyber spooky cuties.  I like it.
• Dan & Mab's Furry Adventures: Amber Williams produces some cute and amusing characters - cubi, dragons, fuzzies and furries.  Check it out.
• Two Kinds: Written and drawn by Tom Fischbach about the life of Flora, a tigergirl in love with a human.
• Count Your Sheep: A little girl and her mother share Ship, an imaginary companion.  By Adrian Ramos.  Bravo!  (Hey, I like it, I can say what I want!)
• MegaTokyo: Manga-ish, Otaku-ish,  one of the original web-comics (can I say that?)
• Pibgorn:  A pixilated fairy and a compassionate succubus fall for a pianist, and that's the simple explanation.
• Bigger Than Cheeses: (This one is stupid, moronic, imbecilic, brutal, harsh, but dang it can be funny.  Also check out the 'Vote' frame which has some jammin' music.) +/-

Once a Month:

• Sabrina-Online:  The Sabrina comic is innocent/cute but naughty/mature, and parents should view before turning their children loose on it.  (I'm sure Eric wouldn't mind the additional readers. ^_^).  

Oooo, look!  Small Print!   
    I've dropped my links to King Features since they established a new policy - you have to pay to see comics that are less than a month old. Per my own policy dictated by poverty, I can't afford to link to anything I have to feed coins into in order to view.  Instead, I'll be expanding my coverage of webcomics like Girl Genius, Sluggy Freelance, Kevin & Kell, Dan & Mab's Furry Adventures, etc.
    Comics are changing.  Once upon a time you got your daily fill of comics by reading newspapers.  Nowadays, you can find most all your comics on the web, but there is a catch.  Somebody paid for the newspaper where you read your comics - somebody must pay for posting today's comics on the web, and all those ads that clutter the fringes aren't enough.  Until we find a satisfactory solution, I expect we'll see more of the 'pay-as-you-go' method of financing the 'free' comics on the internet.  Expect to see some changes in this page as time goes on.
    Just my opinion.  sighned, James.