Her feature for The Nib is here, and it's a great trip back into the early days of the internet, much of which I remember well--if not always fondly.
Here's a typical panel, showing all the different web search services we used to have, done in a great comical manner, but all are easily recognized. (At least if you're old, like me.)
In this panel, Naro repeats and varies an image for effect around a quote, in this case the ever-present AOL CD-Roms:
Kinda looks like a Flying Toaster screen saver, doesn't it?
One more example, referencing ICQ and its signature sound for a great joke about buying internet properties only to see them lose value (Here's looking at you, Yahoo):
It's a fun walk down memory lane if you came of Internet Age around the same time as me, and a reminder that the things we assume will always be with us can fall from grace so fast their investors' heads spin. (Hope you're paying attention, Jack.)
Have a look at Maki's entire comic here.
