I admire both of these webcomics. Both illustrate the power of communicating with consecutive images. They both are also released on a weekly basis via the artist's blog. However their content is quite different. One explores one mundane aspect from the past week in the artist's life. The other builds a story of adventure long ago and far away.
My love for making images got a big jolt when my mom bought me my first comic book. It happened to be a bound version of "A Death in the Family". In it I learned that Batman was on his 2nd Robin, the Joker worked with the Ayatollah, and superheroes can die (Robin via the Joker's crowbar in Iran). I also learned about the power of line and sequence. I copied frames. I dreamed of becoming a comic book artist. Someday I think I'll get back to that.