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
I’ve seen a lot of creative comics over the years and technology expands and allows artists and writers to do more interesting things. A Stray in the Woods was originally a webcomic posted on Tumblr by Alison Wilgus and ran as a collaboration between creator and audience. The fans had the ability to submit commands … More Caturday Specials: Why You Should Read A Stray in the Woods
amie Noguchi has to be one of my favorite webcomic artists, up there wit Yuko Ota of Johnny Wander who I’ve talked about multiple times already. … More Yellow Peril Webcomic Review
I wanted to step away from the print arena for a little while to talk about a webcomic I recently came across called Love Not Found, created by writer and artist Gina Biggs. … More Love Not Found Webcomic Review
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