Thanks for the suggestion. I've looked at them but I'm not really sure how to make them work. Using my browser's devtools, I found specific element I'm wanting to target and did Copy --> Copy Selector. It gave me this: 
  body > div.js-amu-container-global > div.gc-page-container > div.gc-container.gc-container--fluid > div > div.layout-2col-content.content-section-padded > div.gc-container > div.comic.container.js-comic-2729847.js-item-init.js-item-share.js-comic-swipe.bg-white.border.rounded > div.comic__wrapper > div.comic__container > div > a > picture
I'm really not sure how to use that. Something like this? 
use HTML::Selector::XPath;
my $selector = HTML::Selector::XPath->new("div.comic__container");
$selector->to_xpath;

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I want to parse that piece of HTML code to find the 'data-image' attribute, which I know resides within there very close to that selector point.

In reply to Re^2: Passing complex html-tag input over command line to HTML TreeBuilder method look_down() properly by sadarax
in thread Passing complex html-tag input over command line to HTML TreeBuilder method look_down() properly by sadarax

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