Home / Section: Comics What this country needs is a good five dollar comic The Chronicle Chamber reports that Indian publishers Regal are celebrating their second anniversary by releasing a special edition of The ghost comics. To celebrate their second anniversary, Regal is releasing a 164-page special #25 insteadRead More →
Apex Legends Season 14 has tons of characters to choose from to enjoy its many maps. But who has the top Season 14 choose the prices in Respawn Entertainment’s battle royale shooter? Apex Legends kicked off at launch with eight different characters to choose from in its Battle Royale offering.Read More →
Hello everyone. Elias here. We arrived at 201. Phew! The 200m mountain seemed big and tall, but we reached the top, only to notice that there are many, many taller ones to climb. So join us as we begin our new journey with webcomics. We’re reducing the amount we reviewRead More →
Every once in a while, we all need some sweet, low-stakes reading to lift our spirits. There are plenty of stories and genres capable of doing this, but there’s something about slice of life that stands out. It probably has something to do with the fact that these stories areRead More →
When you publish a journal, change is no joke. That’s true, even if you’re talking about the fun pages. Many of our long-time readers tell us that they turn to the daily comics page and the Sunday comics section to start their day. They find them humorous, insightful, evocative andRead More →
Webcomics market Worldwide Market Reports has added a new research study on Global “Webcomics Market” 2022 by Size, Growth, Trends and Dynamics, Forecast to 2029 which is the result of an in-depth examination of market patterns. This report covers a comprehensive survey of market influencing information regarding manufacturers, business vendors,Read More →
A trailer for the next Netflix movie Slumberland just got out. The film stars Jason Momoa and is based on a classic and hugely influential newspaper comic strip by Winsor McCay titled Little Nemo in Slumberland. The film version is directed by The hunger Games Franchise Francis Lawrence. The filmRead More →
The Webcomics Weekly is back in your life. For the 200th time! That’s a lot of webcomics to discuss and cover and more appearing every day. We’ll change the format a bit in the future because doing it the same way can get a bit cumbersome after a while. WhatRead More →
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Green Goblin 8-inch action figure from Mego’s The World’s Greatest Super-Heroes range. Issued 1977, rated AFA 80+ NM, archival case. Only example noted in AFA Population Report. Sold for $76,700 against an estimate of $10,000 to $20,000, setting a world auction record for any Mego figure.Hake auctions YORK, Pa. —Read More →
Next week we hit 200. This week we’re almost there. Join us as we dig the start of another arc for “Dr. Frost,” the oddly hyphenated “Jupiter-Men,” and take a look at the latest DC collaboration x Webtoon featuring “Red Hood: Outlaws”. Don’t worry, 200 won’t be the end, butRead More →
A cartoonist named WK Haselden seemed to be WAY ahead of his time when he created a comic strip for the DailyMirror from 1919 or 1923 (sources vary) about people having telephones in their pockets in the future. Haselden’s comic is called “When We All Have Pocket Phones” and heRead More →
Negro says the police vice squad pressured the sites to ban the group for a year. So the band played at the Prince of Wales Hotel under different names. Loading “We didn’t really pose a problem. It was just a party band,” he said. “All punk bands were so serious.Read More →
The comic book competition is coming to Birmingham. (Barton Perkins / Bham Now) Create Birmingham, in partnership with CreativeHubs and The Birmingham Public Library, has just launched The Comic Strip Challenge. The challenge will be a monthly comic book contest and post for residents of Jefferson County to try toRead More →
Webcomics Weekly is back in your life as we approach issue #200. This week we have continued coverage of “Lore Olympus” and “The Uniques” as well as a recording of the Season 2 finale of “ The Witch’s Throne”. I hope it’s better than the people who want to sitRead More →
Phone pranks, downloading a video of her cousin Minnie the Minx without her consent, and downloading age-inappropriate apps are some of her antics. But it appears he may not be aware of the online dangers he might face. The special edition of the comic – a collaboration between Beano andRead More →
Many users praised the man’s creativity and complimented his designs. A man found an innovative way to complain to his neighbors about allowing their dog to bark at all hours of the day and night. The complaint was posted as a comic-book-style letter by the annoyed man and widely sharedRead More →
Bringing you all, or at least three, webcomics from the biggest interwebs, that’s The Webcomics Weekly! *Cue theme music* The first is “The Breaker: Eternal Force”. Then, after the break, it’s our recurring segment “Dr. Freeze.” Finally, to complete our range, we have the “Immortal Weakling” trickster. Tune in TuesdaysRead More →
