OK, how's this? Jitter, please let me know if I messed this up.
Here we are, the first of December. (Well, the second of December by now, in much of the world. Sorry about that.)
So, for Comic of the Month, may I introduce you to Digger-Of-Unnecessarily-Convoluted-Tunnels? Who is, in my opinion, well worth knowing; as are a number of other fascinating characters to be found in Ursula Vernon's Digger.
First page here:
https://diggercomic.com/blog/2007/02/01/wombat1-gnorf/As the author's header says at the top of the pages:
"A wombat. A dead god. A very peculiar epic."
I'm not sure that it's got a genre; though it certainly has fantasy elements. I'd say it's about . . . hmm. The nature of morality? The nature of friendship? Homesickness? Work? Love? There's no Pairing Everybody Off, though there are some pairs. There are various body shapes, more so because there are various species. There aren't a lot of apparent gender roles and those that are may not be the expected ones.
Some other things to know about Digger:
For one thing, it's a completed work that's been finished since 2011. This has the advantage that there's no need to worry about whether the author's going to get sick of it in the middle, and there's no agonizing waits for the resolutions of cliffhangers page . . . by . . . page. But it has the considerable disadvantage that when you get to the last page, that's it. No more Digger. Which probably explains all those re-readers in the comments.
Note that the comments at the bottom of the pages were posted over multiple years, some of them by people doing multiple readthroughs, and they sometimes contain spoilers for later pages.
Let's see: content warnings. In general, occasional violence, and occasional gruesomeness; not likely to bother anybody who likes SSSS. Different style, though, and sometimes in some ways weirder. No explicit sex, and not very much implicit sex or even very much discussion of sex.
Further possible content warnings under spoiler:
-- Death, on purpose and otherwise, including of major character.
-- Domestic abuse, taken seriously; not graphic visually. but graphic emotionally.
-- Shunning.
-- Use of the terms "crazy" and "mad"; though not at all in a mocking fashion.
-- Mental illness, presented sympathetically.
-- For one section: emetophobe warning.
-- Childbirth, and miscarriage.
-- Some pages with rather claustrophobic scenes.
-- A highly irreverent attitude to gods.
