Webcomics are a dime a dozen these days, and basically exactly the same as print comics: static pictures, differing only in the method of distribution. This is not necessarily a bad thing, since there are some very talented artists and writers publishing through the Web, but what happens when a webcomic makes more use of available technology?

The answer might be Nawlz, a flash-based, cyberpunkish webcomic. I’ve only started reading the first issue; the plot seems obscure at this point, but the art seems decent, even if it looks like it might have tendencies to dip into the “this is ART so here are some random images” neo-surrealist pretense. Check it out, though; this might be where webcomics are headed, or at least the cusp of online delivery of comic books.