The Webcomics Weekly is back in your life. This week, we’re taking a unique look at “The Uniques” and returning to check out our brushwork with “Brush Stroke.” As well as a look full of history on “Lore Olympus”. BrushstrokeEpisodes 16-20: “Finally” – “Stuck”Updates: WednesdayBy Emma KubertReviewed by Elias RosnerRead More →
The global Webcomics market report emphasizes on the detailed understanding of certain decisive factors such as size, share, sales, forecast trends, supply, production, demand, industry, and CAGR in order to provide a comprehensive perspective of the global market. Additionally, the report also highlights the challenges hampering the market growth andRead More →
Whale Star: Gyeongseong Mermaid Whale Star: Gyeongseong Mermaid by Na Yoonhee reinvents Hans Anderson The little Mermaid as a story about loyalty to a nation or cause and the sacrifices made to maintain or escape that devotion. Su-a Heo, a servant of a family that works for the Japanese, oneRead More →
Hi everyone. It’s been a hell of a week, both in the comics community and out. So no lapidary intro this week. I hope you are all well and if not, things are on the horizon to get you there. We’ve had a bit of a light week, with theRead More →
The Global Online Comics Market report provides an overview of the industry including definitions, applications, classifications and chain structure. The report provides a comprehensive assessment of the market studied, including key trends, historical data, current market scenario, opportunities, growth drivers, potential roadmap, and market players’ strategies. The report further includesRead More →
The Webcomics Weekly is back in your life. In the vast, endless and ever-expanding ocean of webcomics, our intrepid wranglers have all chosen series beginning with the letter “L”. It’s the “little things” as it turns out. The little moments that slowly bring the mass together and become big asRead More →
Krafton has partnered with Pratilipi Comics, India’s most popular comic book reading platform, to bring three epic adventure webcomic series to Battleground Mobile India (BGMI) gamers. The three series include The Retreats, Nights of Silence and 100. You will get a reward coupon code for BGMI for participating inRead More →
BGMI Webcomics: Participate in reading challenges and get reward coupon codes for Battlegrounds Mobile India: Fans of BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA, Krafton is pleased to present the webcomics collaboration! They’ve teamed up with Pratilipi Comics to bring you three epic adventure webcomic series. The three series include The Retreats, Nights ofRead More →
The Webcomics Weekly is back in your life. This week, Elias is feeling nostalgic for red flip phones and small square screens illustrated with loose lines and watercolors. The third act of the third season of “Lavender Jack” comes to a climatic conclusion. “Lore Olympus” deals with the aftermath ofRead More →
It’s mid-April and yet it still feels like winter. But you don’t have to worry about that because in the world of webcomics, the weather is a lie and it’s always sunny somewhere. It’s easy to find “happiness” in a “Chanta” but only if that’s what “Dr. Frost” ordered. AllRead More →
The Webcomics Weekly is back in your life! With a simple question, is this the music of Aphrodite!? With it also comes the endless drama of Hades and Minthe in “Lore Olympus”. Meanwhile, in “Lavender Jack,” a series of big design decisions highlight a new character. And the “Devil PlaysRead More →
Webcomics offer stories that will stick in your memory for a long time. Image: Sara Wong/The Peak, courtesy of John Allison, Minna Sundburg and EK Weaver By: Jacob Mattie, Opinion Editor Under traditional publishers, writers and illustrators are tied to management decisions. This has led to a conservative streak inRead More →
Not really a concise intro from me this week as I’m tired writing this and ready to SLEEP. But you know what doesn’t sleep? These comics. We have a “traveler” who finds what he needs from “Dr. Frost” in order to introduce himself to “Señorita Cometa”. You’ll find all thatRead More →
Graphic created with Canva. From left to right: Gzhel Guardian and Woven For this week’s Wednesday Webcomics, I bring you my first impressions of two gorgeous new fantasy webcomics, Guardian of Gzhel and Woven. Both Guardian of Gzhel and Woven explore how people move through their world. The protagonists ofRead More →
The Webcomics Weekly is back in your life. This week it’s an “Ode to our youth” because you’re never too young to feel old. As always, we have continued coverage of “Lavender Jack” as it enters its third act of season three. As well as origin stories in “Lore Olympus”.Read More →
Song for Cantalagua – Site Gallery Image The creative team behind the webcomic Song for Cantalagua weaves a complex story about community and valuing the little things in life. In Song for Cantalagua, Nila, 13, lives in the idyllic and diverse town of Cantalagua. People from other countries came toRead More →
These three comics have the misfortune to be seen again on the day of the Shakespearean tragedy. Don’t let that fool you, though. These comics are no exception. Or at least one of them usually isn’t. Join “Aza” as “The Messenger” for “Dr. Frost” as a soliloquy about betrayal andRead More →
The world of fashion and beauty is an amazing world, filled with other people’s creativity and magical transformations. However, it can also be daunting, with the public scrutiny and animosity necessary to succeed in this world. It doesn’t change how breathtaking it is how bits of fabric and a littleRead More →
The world of celebrities can be an exciting and bubbly place. It also seems so out of reach. However, if someone happens to come across one of these celebrities, they might find that their world isn’t as different as expected. RELATED: 10 Romantic Anime About What Comes After Confession AndRead More →
International Women’s Day has finally arrived! This month and this holiday mark a time when it is all the more important to focus on the incredible stories of women and women-centered around the world. So, if you’re looking for entertainment this month, why not try some female webcomics? Created byRead More →
The Webcomics Weekly is back in your life. This week, we’re taking a look at the delicious mile-per-minute “Gato & Brush” gag strip that’s just kinda cool. As well as the continuing cover of “Lavender Jack” and “Lore Olympus”. Cat and Brush‘E-Meow-Tions’ – ‘Not Yet’Updates:By Studio NostosReviewed by Elias RosnerRead More →
wow. 175 issues of The Webcomics Weekly. Isn’t that wild? It’s a bit surreal that we’ve reached that number. I mean, it’s not a HUGE number but it’s still big and a marker for the real big: 200. I know 175 isn’t really a big number but there is somethingRead More →
It’s Black History Month! I always talk about webtoons and webtoon adaptations here at Fandom Spotlite, so I thought I’d highlight some fantastic black webtoon/webcomic creators to check out this month and beyond. These are just a few choices, but some comics that you should consider adding to your readingRead More →
The classic story of a prince falling in love with a princess or the story of a witch preparing to eat the children who broke into her gingerbread house are just a few examples of classic fairy tales. . Stories with a traditional romance and happy ending may or mayRead More →
The Webcomics Weekly is back in your life. This week we have the number of the BEAST… uh actually, that’s one too many. What can I say math is hard which will surely come back in the slice of life comic “6+6+6+6”. Meanwhile, things get nostalgic in “Lavender Jack” andRead More →
I want to be a cute anime girl tells the story of a child who likes to dress up as a girl and learns more about himself along the way. I want to be a cute anime girl through Azul Crescent, an artist living in Myanmar, is a slice-of-life comedy.Read More →
Yesterday was Valentine’s Day which means today is 1/2 chocolate day. To celebrate, we have three comics for you! Ok, it has nothing to do with either of these days but the sequences are tough and I’m distracted by all the chocolate I’m about to devour. I promised my “Dr.Read More →
The Webcomics Weekly is back in your life. This week, Emma Kubert has a webcomic! It’s called “Brush Stroke” and Elias Rosner has some thoughts on it. Webcomic wranglers also need help deciding who a certain character looks like. Meanwhile, the second act of “Lavender Jack” ‘The Two Jacks’ begins.Read More →
Cursed Princess Club tells the story of a princess, Gwendolyn, who comes across a group of outcasts known as the Cursed Princess Club. His life is changed forever. Cursed Princess Club by LambCat is a comedy. It revolves around Gwendolyn, a princess with a big heart, who joins the socialRead More →
Kiara Gonzalez February 1, 2022 – 7:14 pm the PUBG The universe has expanded through a partnership with digital comics publisher WEBTOON, where three new webcomics have been released exclusively on Webtoon. On JanuaryRead More →
We’ve got a hearty mix of comics for you all week. From our “Dr. Frost” course, taking things to a movie tied to one of the biggest media companies in the world and a video game tied to what was, at one point, a really big video game That’s right,Read More →
The Webcomics Weekly is back in your life. And this week it’s not “A Fake Affair”, it’s the real deal, with continued coverage of “Lavender Jack” as well as “Straylight Tiger”. A fake dealEpisodes 0-6Updates: Daily (Completed)By Akiko HigashimuraReviewed by Elias Rosner Do you like romance NOT in an officeRead More →
Food can play a central role in any story. Characters chasing their dreams of becoming a chef or a baker, or maybe food is just a way to connect the characters to each other. For fans who love discovering new recipes and cooking tips or just love reading stories aboutRead More →
Normally the weeks we have “Dr. Frost” it’s the only recurring comic but this week we have something special! No, not “The Star Seekers”. It’s a new one. togas and prepare your best chattering ears, then remember that togas aren’t really a thing in this Olympus because we have “LoreRead More →
Chromatic key tells the story of five teenagers who are chosen to save the world from an impending alien invasion. chroma key, by Brandon Dumas, is an LGBTQ drama. It centers on five childhood friends, Kim Koizumi, April Robinson, Fuchsia Simmns, Parker Flores, and Emily Ivanov, who enjoy a liveRead More →
Webcomics Weekly is back in your life for the first time in 2022. So far so good. This week, we’re taking a walk in the clouds with “Cloud Walker” and watching all of the “Little Tiny Things.” In addition to the continuing cover of “Lavender Jack” which takes a suddenRead More →
Although it’s more of a niche reading experience than platforms such as Webtoons Where ComiXology, the webcomic reading app Mantis deserves as many readers’ eyes. Mainly taking Korean comics and adapting them for Western audiences, Mantis has a little something for every type of reader. RELATED: Beginning After End &Read More →
Babe! Series tells the story of two women in their twenties who live together. Babe! Series, by bisexual Filipina artist Darunni, is a fun girl-on-girl love story full of cuteness, blushing and sweetness. It is partly based on the relationship between Darunni and his ex-girlfriend, Zoey, who work together onRead More →
Draftsman’s work Kaitlin Chan may already be familiar to you if you are an avid reader of the New Yorker, which frequently features their comics. But even if you’ve read their work before, now’s a great time to revisit Chan’s thoughtful comics, readily available to read on his website. KaitlinRead More →
The Pirate and the Princess tells the story of a princess kidnapped by a pirate. She goes on an adventure at sea and what she learns changes her world. The Pirate and the Princessby Sapphire, is a historical romance centered around two characters: Princess Kirianna of Altira, an optimistic, intelligentRead More →
Ryder tells the story of an LA musical sensation whose life changed completely after meeting a woman named Blithe at a coffee shop. Ryder is a webcomic by illustrator Austen Marie that she describe like a “Bisexual Rock N Roll Supernatural Romance. Ryder “Ry”, the protagonist of the comic, isRead More →
Some weeks we find comics that look funny and end up being just okay. Other times we get some that knock us out of the water. Most of the time we find some that have titles that make me laugh out loud and the content doesn’t matter. This is justRead More →
Fab, the Argentinian creator of Lesbiampires, tells the story of lesbian vampires who feed on humans to survive. Lesbiampires tells the story of lesbian vampires such as Daphne and Veronika. In this story, set in the current coronavirus pandemic, humans are the bad guys, with vampires having to eat themRead More →
The Webcomics Weekly returns after finally putting away that garish pumpkin spice and replacing the git with Candy Cane dust! That candy can dust is “Hellbound” which is also our new review of a comic written by Train to Busan writer Yeon Sangho. “Lavender Jack” is certainly in a toughRead More →
Featured from left to right: light pepper, Nash Sketch, The park, Hi this is Mubina, Weird Tales of Indian Girlsand Coco’s Diary. To wrap up my slice-of-life recommendations for 2021, I’ve rounded up my latest reads in the genre. The webcomics featured in this article are from WebToon and Tapas.Read More →
odd worlds tells the story of Melria’s escape from her family as she attempts to save reality herself, and is a succubus at the center of it all. strange worlds, by Ariann, a Mexican illustrator, is a fantasy drama, which debuted in September this year and currently has over tenRead More →
If there was any doubt about the legitimacy of Korean webcomics as creative media, one only had to survey the room full of fans on Friday’s show. The Infinite Canvas: The rise of Korean webcomics panel and realize that Korean comics have progressed beyond smoldering to become a global phenomenon.Read More →
bring me love tells the story of Brie who falls in love with another woman after her previous relationship ends. Bring me love, by Arianna, Mexican illustrator, is a romantic story in pastel colors. However, it contains adult situations and themes, with a disclaimer that it is “recommended for matureRead More →
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — South Korean webcomics app Mantis, a subsidiary of RIDI Corporation, has tapped San Francisco-based agency Lemonade to spearhead its marketing efforts in North America. The teams will collaborate on all digital marketing and OOH efforts, including an experiential installation at Comic-Con International:Read More →
Poster images for the webtoon (left) and the Netflix series “Hellbound” (Naver Webtoon, Netflix) Netflix’s latest Korean Original, “Hellbound,” has captured the attention of fans both local and overseas with gruesome depictions of death and suspenseful episodes. The series, directed by Yeon Sang-ho, the mastermind behind megahit zombie sensation “TrainRead More →
With thousands of webcomics floating around the internet, which one should you read? Metrolife did its homework and here are our recommendations. The strange tales of Oscar Zahn Written by Tri Vuong, the webcomic follows main character Oscar Zahn, a well-dressed skeleton who is full of secrets, humor and mystery.Read More →
Alex, Mira and Cherry in the front row, Robbyn in the back Mira! tells the story of Mira, a freshman, who meets the three young women with whom she shares her room. Their lives intertwine in this cute and wholesome webcomic. Mira!, by illustrator Amaiiuwu, has female-centric friendships, with theRead More →
Leading entertainment and sports agency Creative Artists Agency (CAA) has signed Tapas Media Inc., the leading digital publisher of webcomics and novels and a pioneer of the mobile-based business model for storytelling. Through Studio Tapas, the company publishes webcomics and original novels, and develops adaptations of its own original storiesRead More →
Diamond Diving tells the story of a girl who learns that she is a witch and goes to a school to hone her magical abilities. There, she finds more than just her magic, like new challenges, crushes, and obstacles to overcome in this girl’s love story. Chez Madameka Diamond DivingRead More →
Digital comics platform Webtoon and original story platform Wattpad are teaming up to release a new series of webcomics and web novels featuring some of the hottest K-pop artists in the world. In collaboration with HYBE, the company that produces BTS, Tomorrow X Together (TXT), and Enhypen, the new seriesRead More →
Wattpad Webtoon Studios said it is in the process of adapting a few of its e-books and webcomics into film and television projects. Specifically, it is the WEBTOON series gremoryland and serialized Wattpad ebooks unholy marriage and I am a gay wizard which is being developed into three new filmsRead More →
Image created with Canva Halloween isn’t until the 31st, but how about watching some spooky webcomics beforehand? The plot twist, however, is that the featured comics are cute rather than creepy. A bundle of sweetness and joy, in fact. Featured webcomics are from WebToon and Tapas.* A vampire learns toRead More →
Not So Shojo Love Story tells the story of a girl whose “perfect love story” goes off the rails when a popular girl confesses her love for him. Curryuku Comedy Not so shojo love story is the story of Rei Chan, a super shoujo manga fan, who wants Hansum Ochinchin,Read More →
Are you planning to celebrate Halloween with horror this year? Look no further than these eight horror webcomics you can read online for free in October. Reading webcomics is a great way to support independent creators and up-and-coming comics who post their wok online on sites like Tapas and WebToon.Read More →
The protagonists of the story at the end of the first episode Merryweather, creator of everywhere and nowheretells a comic story of two time travelers that slowly becomes a horror tale. everywhere and nowhere tells the story of Anne Guildenstern and William Rosencrantz, two time travelers from Scandinavia in theRead More →
Graphic created with Canva I want to take the time to highlight webcomics (from platforms like WebToon, Tapas and Hiveworks) by black creators. Here I recommend six webcomics and list the ones I have reviewed or listed so far. This post is not sponsored. All opinions are mine. First, creditRead More →
Chamber of Swords by Toonimated If there was ever a “most surprising” webcomic for me this year, hall of swords by Toonimated (Tara and Julian) that’s it. From the early episodes, it might as well feel like another time/trap loop in a video game/virtual reality narrative, but after its firstRead More →
Graphic created with Canva This month, I decided to research and read heartwarming comedies and webcomics. Here, you’ll find wholesome moments, comedy skits, stories with animal characters, and more. Featured webcomics are from WebToon and Tapas.* Although I’ve read more than the 17 webcomics below, I wanted to list theRead More →
Seven Seas announced that they have licensed three Hiveworks Webcomics that they will publish as graphic novels. The three Hiveworks webcomics are Awaken by Koti Saavedra, Never Satisfied by Taylor Robin and Tiger, Tiger by Petra Erika Nordlund. Awake Source: Awaken Vol. 1 Awaken tells the story of Piras asRead More →
Pune, India, Aug. 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The world webcomics market The size is expected to gain momentum reaching $11.12 billion by 2028 while growing at a CAGR of 6.1% between 2021 and 2028. In its report titled “Webcomic Market, 2021-2028“, Fortune Business Insights mentions that the market wasRead More →
DC Universe superheroes will be featured in several upcoming webcomic series, thanks to a new deal between WarnerMedia’s DC Entertainment and Webtoon. Under the agreement, DC and Webtoon, owned by South Korean internet company Naver, will collaborate on standalone webcomics that “will appeal to all fans, without needing to knowRead More →
DC Comics has reportedly reached a deal with Webtoon that will see some of their most popular characters come to the platform Tuesday, DC Comics revealed that they had reached an agreement with Webtoons bring their characters to the platform in a series of new stories. Variety reports that WarnerRead More →
DC is teaming up with Webtoons to create all-new standalone webcomics for all readers, featuring many characters from across the DC Universe. A new partnership between DC and webtoon will see characters from the DC Universe star in the upcoming webcomic series. The DC/Webtoon collaboration is intended to introduce stand-aloneRead More →
It happened. DC and Webtoon today announced a partnership that will see the companies collaborate on several upcoming webcomic series set in the DC Universe. No creative team has been announced, although very reasonably it looks like the DC characters will be adapted by webtoon creators, and it won’t beRead More →
By Variety, DC Comics has struck a pact with South Korean webcomics publisher Webtoon for new comics featuring the venerable company’s superheroes. The companies plan to announce more specific plans in the coming weeks, but revealed that the comics will initially be released in English, ahead of translations into otherRead More →
Image by Canva An unlucky bunny. A gargoyle attending college. That moment when a robot becomes sentient. And other fun webcomics available on WebToon to brighten your day. I’ll get personal here: I haven’t been feeling well the past few weeks. Whenever I’m down these days, one of the thingsRead More →
Image created with Canva. In addition to short comics, I also read slice-of-life webcomics. The 18 webcomics below range from transgender identities to teen activism and awareness. Here, you’ll find stories exploring queer experiences, everyday reflections, and heteronormative and gendered assumptions. Following on from my last installment of webcomic recommendations,Read More →
Manta, a global online comic subscription service launched by South Korean digital content company RIDI, is rapidly gaining a foothold in the North American market, the company said on Tuesday. Three months after its launch in November, Manta had become the most popular app in the Google App Store’s freeRead More →
Last month, the highly anticipated anime adaptation of the Filipino comic, “Very”, has caused a lot of buzz online. Of course, some of the attention was in the form of backlash against the choice of dubbing, but it paved the way for more local comics to be exposed to theRead More →
Devil’s Candy (Vol 1) devil candy Volume 1 covers Chapters 1-3 of Bikkuri and Rem’s supernatural comedy webcomic. Frankenstein-esque creations and supernatural misadventures abound in this imaginative universe. I received a free ARC from Devil’s Candy (Vol.1) from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are mine. KazuRead More →
Graphic created with Canva For this new webcomics feature, I’ve selected four webcomics about losing and recovering magic, fantasy living, and dealing with grief. Explore these worlds of witchcraft and self-discovery. Everything is magic. I discovered several new webcomics this month, but here are four that contain “magical” themes: witches,Read More →
Nia now and forever by Sarm Concklin A widower protects his daughter from demonic creatures in this wonderful webcomic about familial love and letting loved ones fight their own battles. Now and Forever Nia by Sam Concklin reveals a beautiful and dynamic relationship between father and daughter. Originally a shortRead More →
Graphic created with Canva This is a Caturday special edition, webcomics! Here are nine cat-themed webcomics (including several for all ages!) to read and enjoy. At the end of January, I published a list of recommended webcomics for cats. Since then, I’ve found and read more cat-themed comics and listedRead More →
Korea’s battles for webcomics are only heating up, with billion-dollar companies looking to expand from Korea to the United States – and a possible acquisition of Tapas Media by Kakao is in the works. Many years ago, I remember talking to a friend who worked at the Big Two whoRead More →
Webcomics are a growing form of comic book publishing that uses technology to share their stories. Over the past few decades, visual and technological advancements in comics have made great strides. Since the mid-1990s, with the growing popularity of the World Wide Web, creators began to realize the potential ofRead More →
Tapas Mediaan online digital comics platform, expanded its library in April to include many notable Korean webcomics (manhwa) such as Solo leveling, kill the hero, Max Level Hero Strikes Backand I’m destined for greatness. Solo Leveling is currently available up to Chapter (listed in episodes) 133 with updates every Monday.Read More →
Strawberry sea mousse by Bryan Golden takes you to a magical and vibrant underwater world where Frasei, a young mermaid, attends the Delphic Academy. The colorful and vibrant art style and challenging character arcs will draw you in. The story incorporates familiar tropes from Japan’s magical girl genre, but theRead More →
Today’s world is driven, regulated and almost controlled by social networks. We cannot imagine our lives without the apps that have become an integral part of our existence. To focus more on the effect and how social media has become a powerful weapon to make their voices heard, the ComicRead More →
A small revolution by Boum is set in a dystopian future where revolution is brewing in the corners of the city. Originally published in French by Front Froid, this critically acclaimed and emotionally gripping comic explores the human side of injustice and revolt in just a few chapters. Florence isn’tRead More →
super-butch tells the story of Lillian “Sticks” Lewis, a reporter from Turtle City looking for information on the whereabouts of the legendary SuperButch, a superhero who takes down the cops who attack gay bars at the time. Sticks told his story to teacher Alicia Torres and assistant Tammy Barr inRead More →
Anyone who remembers the era of Flash games or the heyday of the Salad Fingers web series and sites like proudgood.com can attest that the internet was a pretty weird place over 15 years ago. “It was random,” says Alex Norris, creator of Webcomic Name – a three-panel comic thatRead More →
(Image created with Canva) For this week’s Wednesday webcomics, I recommend some of the slice-of-life webcomics I’ve come across recently. These webcomics contain hilarious storylines, mental health checkups, social commentary, explorations of gender identity and sexuality, and more. The slice-of-life genre shows interconnected excerpts or events from the life ofRead More →
Although Ah-Jiu receives extraordinary abilities overnight, she must perfect her new powers and learn how to defend herself. A webcomic adaptation of The ugly duckling becomes the goddess by Qian Lv, Birth of a goddess by Guangcai Comic is a remarkable story populated by memorable characters. Stories about smart heroes,Read More →
The best advice I’ve ever received as a prose writer is to read a lot. Read poetry to enhance imagery. Read short stories to learn conciseness in world building and pacing. Read creative non-fiction for the narrative voice. Expose yourself to different forms of storytelling in addition to the three-actRead More →
(Image created with Canva) When I was younger, I hated romance. I recoiled from watching Disney movies that had romance, shunned romance novels on my mom’s shelf, and was gagged at the thought of kissing a boy someday. Chocolate and flashy cards defined Valentine’s Day for me. Going through middleRead More →
(Image of Cat and cat comics by Susie Yi) As someone who doesn’t (yet) have a cat, I’ve been enjoying cat-themed webcomics over the past few months. I discovered pearls that made me smile and laugh. I haven’t found and read all of them on the internet yet, even thoseRead More →
Webcomics are gaining popularity due to their easy-to-read nature. Many webcomics are available on easy-to-use apps that work with just about any smartphone fan. With tons of platforms, authors, and new series, there’s something for everyone. Also, many webcomics are released weekly, instead of readers having to wait an entireRead More →
There’s a new reason to regularly visit the official site to Star Fantasy Online 2: A comic. Sega announced that it will localize the slices of PSO2COMI: Phantasy Star Online 2 comic. The first two episodes of the Pekeko series are now available to read. As it should be, theRead More →
Webcomics are one of the best and most affordable ways to enjoy comics. Considering how expensive comics can be and how expensive giving holiday gifts can be, it’s worth checking out some classic webcomics for some free entertainment. RELATED: 5 Ridiculous Christmas Stories From Marvel (& 5 From DC) There’sRead More →
Seoul, South Korea–(BUSINESS WIRE)–RIDI Corporation sets foot to buck the trend in comic culture with the introduction of Manta, a global online comic book service. Manta features a diverse collection of webcomics including but not limited to romance, fantasy, slice of life, horror, mystery, thriller and Manta Originals – itsRead More →
| Webcomic publisher Tapas Media and legendary video game developer SNK Corporation have announced a new partnership to produce a new original series based on SNK’s intellectual property, starting with an adaptation of the classic fighting game series. The Last Blade. The action-adventure fantasy webcomic is adapted, developed and writtenRead More →
Webcomics are comic books published online. Now there are apps where you can read them for free and even publish your own comic. One of the most popular apps is Line Webtoon, the largest online comic book platform. The first webcomic was Witches and stitches by Eric Millikin where heRead More →
This content contains affiliate links. When you purchase through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Reading is weird right now. The world is weird right now. Luckily, Instagram webcomics are here to help! Well, okay, all they’re really here to do is make us smile, but right nowRead More →
Schools in the United States have been closed for – Well, it’s been a while now and more than likely your student is bored (or has been). Rest assured. Here you’ll find a handful of comics you can read right now – most of them for free or almost free.Read More →
Happy to see you again! I’m Steve Gustafson and if you love discussing all things comics, you’ve come to the right place. Every week we cover something in the industry and I always appreciate your input in the comments section below. Previously… Last week we discussed The most unpopular membersRead More →