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Re:Pagination 101 by kijin on Saturday May 26, 2012 @11:42PM (#4029129)
Even better, just allow the user to navigate by hitting the left/right keys. The Atlantic's "In Focus" photo galleries do this, though all the images are on the same page in that case.

It's not always possible to place pagination links at the same location if the webcomic has images of different sizes, but I have yet to see a physical keyboard that moves around depending on what's on the screen.

Re:Pagination 101 by chris24 on Sunday May 27, 2012 @01:20AM (#4029340)
Using the left/right keys is a great idea, but you'd have to have some clever way of making users aware of it.

You'd also have to come up with a solution that works on devices that don't necessarily have a keyboard available at all times (on iOS, for instance).

Re:Pagination 101 by icoloma on Sunday May 27, 2012 @02:11AM (#4029417)
You can use a title attribute that displays the shortcut. Desktop applications (such as GIMP) do that all the time
Re:Pagination 101 by mehulkar on Sunday May 27, 2012 @01:40AM (#4029374)
wouldn't that translate into a swipe?
Re:Pagination 101 by TeMPOraL on Sunday May 27, 2012 @05:02AM (#4029701)
Just don't bind to anything funny, like SMBC did, because it annoys the hell out of keyboard-based browsers users (like, try to copy URL to SMBC comic in Conkeror...).