RSS is a method of subscribing to content on the internet. You can easily do this a couple of different ways.

Both Firefox and IE7 have built in RSS readers. To subscribe, simply click the button. A page will open up that will look like a collection of links to the content, and a button to subscribe will be near the top. Click it, and it will add the feed to your bookmarks, along with a symbol. Your bookmark will now show the name of the latest cartoon when your mouse crosses it, and will light up when there's a new one.

Or you can download an RSS READER that will monitor feeds you subscribe to. When new content is released the reader will provide it for you.

You can download a free RSS Reader here.

After you've downloaded and installed the reader, go to bangcartoon.com and click on the button under the "Latest Cartoon" section. Copy the address of the page that comes up.
Open the RSS reader and press the little symbol. Paste the address you copied into the box, and it does the rest. It checks the feed, then after a few options, it instantly presents you with the items you can view or listen to.
If you let it run in the background, a small bell will chime when a new cartoon is released.

It couldn't be easier!