Reading comics on the web is tough. They take too long to load.
You must scroll a great deal.  We should make it as easy as
possible.  To this end, I've started drawing my comics so that
pages can be cut in the middle. It makes for two wider-than-tall
blocks of panels. That better fits computer screens.
Additionally, I've arranged them so that they load in long,
horizontal strips. The World Below story "Zombies," for example,
looks like this...  The pop-up window might require a little
horizontal scrollingg as the comics are presented in a linear
format. It's easier on the eye.  Let the whole page load before
you read it.  In fact, have something in another tab or window
open to read while it loads. Then go read it. Nothing's more
frustrating than reading a comics story then finding some panels
have not quite loaded.   "Orange Glow," an Eisner-nominated
Concrete short story  "Zombies," a tale of The World Below  "The
Human Dilemma PT 1, " the Eisner-winning Concrete miniseries.
"The Human Dilemma PT2"  "The