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Sandra and Woo

Genre: Quirky
Date Added: 9 November 2008
Last Update: 8 July 2020
URL: www.sandraandwoo.com/
Archive URL: www.sandraandwoo.com/archive/
Current Comic Ranking: 4/26146
Views This Month: 4520 (More...)
Average Views a Month: 600 (More...)
Favourite of: 213 members
Status: Normal (?)

People who like this comic also like: Sequential Art, Dangerously Chloe, Altermeta, Girl Genius, Transcerebral

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Synopsis:
Sandra and Woo is a webcomic about the adventures of the girl Sandra and her pet raccoon Woo. 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.

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SammyTheDynamite
I like this comment when it first started and I like it now. It has grown with me on the internet since about 2003 and it\'s still good today.
Lightwavers
This is excellent, like XKCD excellent!
Rilkar
It starts out kinda like Calvin and Hobbes. But eventually it turns into a teen comedy when the characters start to get older. Don\'t show this to you kids unless you\'ve read the whole thing all the way through first.
Vettyfunny
Nice comic, has good humor and is laid back. Certainly worth checking out every week! Recomended for ages 11+( mild language, mild violence)