KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 7 — Webcomics are fun ways to waste time online. Why not check out some very talented local cartoonists? Here are five very diverse people, with strips that run from current affairs, daily life and fantasy. Prepare to add to your bookmarks.

Cheeming Boey's webcomics often feature his adorably paranoid mother. — iamboey.com

1. Cheeming Boey Cheeming Boey has quite the impressive resume. A lead animator at Blizzard for the Diablo I and Diablo II games, he now writes full-time and has written two books, “When I Was A Kid” and “When I Was A Kid 2”. Follow his hilarious webcomics that feature his various misadventures and his adorably paranoid mother.

Aimo's original art is as entertaining as her fancomics. — Sadsausagedogs.com

2. Irma ‘Aimo’ Ahmed Irma Ahmed or Aimo as she’s known by is most famous for her fan comics set in the Dragon Age and Hobbit universes.  She is now a professional sketch card artist and illustrator. Follow her work on her Tumblr and check out her original webcomic Fox & Willow, a collaboration between her and writer Allison Pang.

Goh often personifies himself as the cute cat Miao. — akiraceo.com

3. Jian Goh Jian Goh’s website Miao & WafuPafu chronicles his daily life but illustrated by cute anime-inspired characters. Kuching-born Goh has a book coming out in September called “Once upon a Miao”.

Kazimir Lee takes a compassionate, nuanced look at the challenges faced by transgender people in Malaysia. — Kazimir Lee pic

4. Kazimir Lee An illustrator based in the United States, Kazimir has garnered quite a bit of attention for his recent comic, "Not A Crime". A haunting look at current transgender struggles in Malaysia, it's gone viral on social media. For more of his work, visit his website.

Vulpineninja's art is funny and easily relatable to Malaysians. —

5. Vulpineninja This artist who we only know as Vulpineninja does not, unlike the others we featured, have webcomics online but instead posts random comics on Facebook. They are hilarious and insightful looks at social issues in Malaysia from the artist’s perspective.  Follow the artist on Facebook if you want more of Vulpineninja's localised and funny stuff.