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* Say what you want about ''[[Drowtales]]'', but the art, especially the art from the remakes, is fantastic.

* ''[[Family Man]]''. [http://www.lutherlevy.com/?p=74 Observe.] Another [http://www.lutherlevy.com/?p=1028 example], complete with an accurate depiction of the sky during medieval times.

* ''[[Dresden Codak]]'', one of the few ~~webcomics~~ you'd actually want to hang on a wall. Artist ~~Aaron~~ Diaz actually draws the comics on the computer. When sold as prints, they are between four and six feet tall, sometimes bigger. They look ''amazing'' hung on a wall.

* ''[[Dresden Codak]]'', one of the few web comics you'd actually want to hang on a wall. Artist Sen Diaz actually draws the comics on the computer. When sold as prints, they are between four and six feet tall, sometimes bigger. They look ''amazing'' hung on a wall.

* ''[[Rice Boy]]'' and ''[[Order of Tales]]'' actively revel in this, having entire pages that are beautiful sweeping landscape drawings or are lots of little no-dialogue panels just showing the characters moving through the environment. This is much less of a problem than you'd think, since the comic generally updates with multiple pages at a time.

* ''The Dreamland Chronicles'' does this from time to time, especially when establish new scenes, such as [http://www.thedreamlandchronicles.com/?p=246 Astoria] (continued on the next page) or [http://www.thedreamlandchronicles.com/?p=155 Ashendel] (also a double page).