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 →
Martin Lee never thought much about race or racism, despite growing up of Korean descent in a predominantly white Connecticut neighborhood. So when the pandemic hit and he rediscovered his childhood hobby of cartooning (his version of baking sourdough bread), he didn’t shy away from drawing white characters. One dayRead More →
Edit comic offers I was subscribed to Observer-Rapporteur since 1970. Over the years, the only habit I have is making the comics page the last thing I read every day. It leaves a good feeling regardless of the rest of the news of any day. I am writing to askRead 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 →
Jason with his character, Sophia The 22-year-old has already had help from movie and TV stars who provided voiceovers for his teenage comic book characters. Characters include those with health issues. Jason, who has autism and lives with half a heart, created Apples to express his feelings and in hopesRead 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 →
Comics are Rebecca Schuchat’s preferred mode of expression. Still, the Oakland-born cartoonist, whose new comic, “Where’s My Timbrel?”, debuts here and will continue on J.’s social media, tends to make comics more introspective than humorous. “I spend a lot of time thinking, as a millennial, about not being able toRead More →
Iconic cars from the beloved TinTin comic are on display at the Autoworld Museum in Brussels. /Moulinsart/Autoworld Iconic cars from the beloved TinTin comic are on display at the Autoworld Museum in Brussels. /Moulinsart/Autoworld The Autoworld museum lost 50% of its visitors in the first year of the pandemic. /Moulinsart/AutoworldRead 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 →
This month, the Loss Meme went viral on Twitter, but it’s not a new trend at all. In fact, the meme dates back to 2008 but resurfaced in 2022. If you’ve seen the comic on your feed and you’re a little confused, here’s what it’s all about… TENDENCY : ZionRead More →
Rob Conzo and Eric Diton know a thing or two about meeting the challenges of working for “Big Broker”. They have spent over 45 combined years working in warehouses. Now that they’ve gone their separate ways, they shine a light on the experiences of their wirehouse days and the benefitsRead 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 →