Publisher: Seven Seas Entertainment, Hiveworks Genre: Fantasy, Romance Tropes: Hades & Persephone retelling, mythology, grumpy-sunshine *** I’ve always been a fan of Hades and Persephone retellings. I’ve reviewed quite a few on my blog including Lore Olympus, Neon Gods, A Touch of Darkness, and many more. There’s something about the myth of Hades and Persephone … More Persephone: Hades Torment by Allison Shaw
I’ve gotten back into Webtoons recently, after seeing some recommendations pop up and others appear as printed editions in my comics shop. After reading through a few romance comics for the past couple days, I’ve picked three I think everyone should keep on their radar this year. There are definitely more, and I might make … More Webtoon Romances to Keep Your Eye On
This is a sponsored review. I was contacted by Andrews McMeel Publishing and given an advanced review copy. Ilona Andrews is a particularly famous author-duo (a husband and wife team) in the urban fantasy genre, with their Kate Daniels series that currency sits at 14 books, the first book publishing back in 2007. They have … More Clean Sweep Volume 1 Graphic Novel Review
Occasionally I love revisiting WebToon to see what new series are out and what episodes of series are out that I missed. Recently, I was reminded that I frequently find series on here that I fall in love with. Not to mention that more and more series from this platform are being picked up for … More Three Webtoon Romances You Shouldn’t Sleep On
Manta has become one of my go-to apps for looking for new webcomics to read. I previously reviewed their break-out webcomic Under the Oak Tree here, which became super successful. After getting the chance to read that one, and falling in love with it, I went looking to see what more content they might have … More Webcomic Wednesday – Amina of the Lamp Manta Webcomic Review
I’m wishing a very happy International Women’s Day to all my women readers and bloggers today. In the spirit of the holiday, I was contemplating what I could write for the blog that would celebrate women both as creators and within the literature I love. I had a couple different ideas from highlighting strong female … More International Women’s Day Recommendation: Brazen by Penelope Bagieu
Webcomics are such a great distraction at a fairly small investment. They can certainly be time-sink, but they don’t necessarily break your bank depending on the site or app you use. I love using Webtoons to find some interesting stories to read when I’m trying to chill out after a long day at work or … More Webcomic Wednesday: Midnight Poppy Land Webtoon Season One Comic Review
In my quest to find more comics to read to keep myself busy during quarantine, I’ve been searching through the vast array of webcomic apps and sites to find some great stories I can really get into. WebToon has so far been my go-to for new comics to read and has so far been the … More Webcomic Wednesdays – SubZero Season One WebToon Comic Review
Webcomics have been a major factor in my love of comics for a very long time. I may have started my comics journey by reading manga, but webcomics quickly caught my attention during my college years. Over the years, the way artists and creators can share their comics with the world has changed and improved … More Under the Oak Tree Webcomic Review – Manta Comics
Trung Le Nguyen (or Trungles on Twitter) has been one of my favorite artists since I found him in Fresh Romance. His art was just mesmerizing and really fit into a fairy-tale context, matching the weird tale of princess and beast that he illustrated. He’s done a ton of other stuff for Oni Press, Image … More The Magic Fish by Trung Le Nguyen Graphic Novel Review
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