So, I assume everyone has seen the girl licking the boy's face on the ad for this website.

It's a link to Sandra and Woo, a Webcomic that is ongoing. It's about a girl, Sandra, her raccoon Woo, and some of her friends.

Seems like a child-friendly story, right? WRONG.

The beginning is subtle, as we're introduced to the characters. The plot has some direction, but then the controversy begins. Swearing, out of little kids' mouths, is constant, and the topics and jokes are too adult. Often I am not amused, or I simply can't understand. As I read more and more of this "story", my irritation and hate grew.

Drugs, alcohol, political turmoil and other unnecessary topics are decimated into lackluster jokes. The plot falls apart into arcs, which only misdirected the readers more. The human-animal duo loses the comic's attention fast. Some segments are only about animals or humans. No concrete personality is made; I'm constantly questioning the author's thinking. In one strip, Woo the coon climbs a Bald Eagle's nest and promptly begins to eat the eggs. The mother shows up, obviously angry, and the coon asks for SOME SALT. There are multiple more strips that provide tasteless humor to some countries and areas unaware of the strip's meaning, in this case endangered species. The area offended is America. But wait! Every area gets a turn. It's like the author wants to be hated by every possible reader.

Now here's the clincher. The comic, or rather, this slop, had the audacity to make a comic of the girl stripped naked by the coon. That's SOO appropriate. And this isn't implied nudity, her chest is exposed. I wasn't sure what had or was supposed to happen, but that strip was enough to make me seethe and write this blog.

So, I really wanted to like this Webcomic. Unfortunately, it has too many misses that insults more often than it gets people to laugh. The genre is comedy, but the only joke here is the fact it was even published. The age group seems to be pre-teen but its definitely not. I wasted my time, and I'm trying to prevent you, the reader, from doing the same.