PORTLAND, Oregon., March 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — The CV comic book, a parody of the venture capital industry that was a huge hit with Silicon Valley insiders during the dot-com era of the 1990s, offered its first-ever comic book for auction in the form an NFT (non-fungible token). The SaleRead More →
Courtesy picture Twenty-five years ago, in a small farming town in Carroll County, Ohio, a young Duane Abel looked at a piece of clothes dryer lint and thought, what if it came to life? ? In 2021, this piece of dryer plush will find a new home at the FairfaxRead 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 →
It seems so, but The simpsons don’t have a monopoly when it comes to frighteningly accurate predictions of the future, after all. A Archie Comics comic book from around 25 years ago is now going viral for almost correctly anticipating a shift to distance learning in 2021. Comics The issueRead 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 →