To share You don’t have to be a graphic designer to create your own comic. All you need is a comic book generator and Google Slides. Are you a comic fan ready to get in touch with your creative side? Look no further. Gone are the days when comics wereRead More →
A number of webcomics and webnovels will make their animated debuts in November. As announced by the Korean animation studio and LAFTEL’s Twitter streaming site, a total of 10 series will receive an anime adaptation. Series range from coming-of-age, romance, boy love, comedy, and fantasy. The series that fans canRead More →
Few months ago, AlJazeera published a sort of scathing review accusing our current Prime Minister of waging a war on the environment. It was shared by thousands, commented on by more, and generally created the kind of aggressive dialogue that India has lacked in this space for far too long.Read More →
Global webcomics market report by business research firm Rising use of smart devices will propel the growth of the webcomics market over the forecasted period to become a major growth driver for the webcomics market. The use of smartphones and computers is increasing due to their simple functionality and abilityRead More →
The thermometer touched 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit) in the central Indian city of Nagpur as cartoonist Rohan Chakravarty spoke about the influence of climate change on his work. The record heat wave – made 30 times more likely due to climate change – underscored the urgency of the subject.Read More →
The thermometer touched 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit) in the central Indian city of Nagpur as cartoonist Rohan Chakravarty spoke about the influence of climate change on his work. The record heat wave – made 30 times more likely due to climate change – underscored the urgency of the subject.Read More →
Stay warm and stylish this winter with a new Mickey Comic Strips denim jacket. We first found it in the Downtown Disney District Dress Shop. Mickey Comic Strips Denim Jacket – $74.99 The print varies from jacket to jacket, so each one is unique. It has silver metal buttons embossedRead More →
No surface is safe from Lakewood Ranch’s Lily Wojtkowski. The 12-year-old boy, who lives in the Park East neighborhood of Azario, will literally doodle anywhere. When she was younger, she would draw on the walls or lie under the kitchen table and doodle on the underside of it. Her mother,Read More →
The thermometer touched 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit) in the central Indian city of Nagpur as cartoonist Rohan Chakravarty spoke about the influence of climate change on his work. The record heat wave – made 30 times more likely due to climate change – underscored the urgency of the subject.Read More →
Seven Seas has announced the print editions of two Korean webtoons and a webcomic, all three of which will be released as color paperbacks next year. Who made me a princess, from Plutus and Spoon, is an isekai fantasy story about a modern-day woman who is reincarnated as Princess AthanasiaRead More →
A comic book starring Sir Paul McCartney that was never published has been displayed in a museum. The Little Sir Paul McCartney cartoon was created for The Dandy by cartoonist Nigel Parkinson, but was never used. Now the half-finished storyboard has been put on display at the Liverpool Beatles Museum.Read More →
Home / Section: Awards Subject: Cartoonists © Patrick McDonnell Patrick McDonnel pass on a small thing inside: MUTTS might look a little different to you this week and in the future. If so, it’s because I relaxed my artistic style, using very few preliminary pencils (in some cases none)Read More →
Welcome to Webcomics Weekly. This week, Elias takes us to the circus, the “Sanity Circus”. The mental health circusPrologue – Chapter 2Updates: Monday, Wednesday, FridayBy Windy aka Tasha MukanikReviewed by Elias Rosner One of the trickiest things about reviewing very long-running online comics is that the opening chapters are oftenRead More →
Original Penguin has teamed up with London-based artist Jethro Haynes to bring the origin story of its mascot, Pete the Penguin, to life. Haynes used a 1950s comic strip style to tell how Pete lost — then got back — his head, and the brand gained a mascot. No moreRead More →
Original Penguin has teamed up with London-based artist Jethro Haynes to bring the origin story of its mascot, Pete the Penguin, to life. Haynes used a 1950s comic book style to tell how Pete lost — then got back — his head, and the brand gained a mascot. According toRead More →
Hello everyone ! Elias here, bringing you our first really explicit webcomic review. Well, the review isn’t explicit, but the “Familiar” comic is. Supernatural slice-of-life comic too. Does everything work? Read on, fellow webcomics travelers to find out! FamiliarChapter 00-02Calendar: Chapters – MonthlyBy sydneyReviewed by Michael Mazzzacane Just a warning,Read More →
Beano turned his iconic comic Dennis into a different color in support of World Mental Health Day this month. The special edition strip sees Dennis dressed in yellow and black stripes instead of his usual red and black outfit. The color change is Beano’s decision to show his support forRead More →
It’s officially spooky season, but webcomic wranglers aren’t going dark just yet. First, we have a lush josei-style webcomic called “Cafe Amargo” to recommend. Cafe AmargoEpisodes 1–11completedCreated by Piapb (Pía Prado Bley)Reviewed by Mel Lake Note: There is a comic on Webtoon with this same title in the BL genre.Read More →
The Princeton Children’s Book Festival returns to Hinds Plaza with a gathering of children’s literature authors and illustrators on Saturday, October 8, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine. The event, designed to “ignite a lifelong love of books and reading”, gives children and teens the opportunity toRead More →
As part of UNESCO’s work to harness emerging technologies for sustainable development, Inside AI: an algorithmic adventure helps young adults explore the impact of artificial intelligence on humanity. Nashilongo Gervasius Nakale (Namibia University of Science and Technology) interviewed Katie Evans, PhD in Philosophy and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and authorRead More →