[Our comic strip celebrates Alex Ferguson’s success as Aberdeen manager] [[text]] An error has occurred. Try Again. [[success]] E-mail address Register Sir Alex Ferguson’s incredible journey to becoming football’s greatest manager wouldn’t have seemed out of place in the pages of a comic book. Long before becoming a Knight ofRead More →
While not as popular or as well-known as manga, manhwa, or other print comics, webtoons are a great way for people to read and enjoy digital comics on the go. What makes them both wonderful and less popular is that anyone can post a webtoon and they don’t have toRead More →
Artists in comic costumes pose for photos during the 13th International Comics Festival in Algiers, Algeria, Dec. 26, 2021. The 13th Algiers International Comics Festival wrapped up in Algiers on Sunday, with Tunisia as guest of honour. “Renaissance” was the theme for this year’s festival, in reference to the restartingRead More →
COLUMN: Food for thought by Sandy Sutherland A FEW years ago we walked into the Scottish Antiques and Arts Center in Doune, near Callander. My wife could soon find herself among the antiques and I among the comics! Old copies of the Hotspur, Dandy, Beano… brought back childhood memories. Rev.Read More →
A JOHNSTONE couple used a much-loved comic book as inspiration for their latest display of festive lights. Jamie-Max Caldwell and Paige Morris decorated the facade of their Hagg Crescent home with wooden cutouts of characters from the Peanuts stories created by American cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. The stunning centerpiece showsRead 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 →
With over a century of history, manga arrived in Argentina in 2000 with the rise of “comiquerías” over the previous decade and is now considered the best-selling comic genre in the country. . With branches in downtown Buenos Aires and the Belgrano neighborhood, Entelequia is considered one of the bookstoresRead More →
Malachi Symonds in a banana plantation in Costa Rica (Photograph provided) When Malachi Symonds launched Paddle Popped Popcorn in 2014, it included small comics in the bag to engage younger customers. The technique worked. The kids loved the comic strip called The Story of Paddle Popped. But the updates cameRead 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 →
Cartoonist Azmi Hussin Kami SAGA The comic is now the longest running comic in the country, according to the Malaysia Book of Records (MBR). The Butterworth, Penang-born artist used 510 strips of paper (A4 size) to create the 151m long comic strip. On December 12, the Kami SAGA The comicRead 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 →
The offending comic was published in the Los Angeles Times and other newspapers on December 1. Rafu staff report Asian American readers have complained about The Los Angeles Times about a racial slur that appeared in one of his daily comic strips on Wednesday. The newspaper apologized and announced thatRead More →
Last night saw NBC air Anne Live!a new version of the classic musical Anne, based on the classic comic “Little Orphan Annie”. We’ll be reviewing the new version in a few days, but until then we have to think: what other comic should have a musical? Now we already haveRead More →
Heidi Klum advocated for cartoons as a high fashion motif in her latest Instagram post. The TV host posed for the camera today in a very dynamic ensemble. She wore a one-shoulder strappy mini dress with a draped detail on one side. The dress featured a colorful cartoon pattern filledRead More →
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Footwear News may receive an affiliate commission. Heidi Klum advocated for cartoons as a high fashion motif in her latest Instagram post. The TV host posed for the camera today in a very dynamic ensemble.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 →