A year of Free Comics: ‘webcomic name’ is a meta commentary on the banality...
This comic comes directly from the Beat's comment section, where a reader wondered why folks like things such as yesterday's pick, Owlturd Comics. Reader...
A Year of Free Comics: Owlturd Comics and Blue Chair, daily laughter
You may have seen this floating around yesterday. It's the work of Owlturd Comics. This internet humorist is up to date with his targets and...
Review: ‘Jam In The Band’ depicts aging as an artistic process
At its most basic Jam In The Band is a pretty insightful and — just from my small knowledge on the subject — a...
A year of free comics – Lara Croft Was My Family by Carta Monir
One of the things I recall fondly from my childhood was playing video games with my parents. It has permeated our lives together for...
A Year of Free Comics: Industry satire in “His Last Comic” by Noah Van...
An aspiring comics creator who longs for the Image Comics of his youth gets a shot at success and fame via a magic potion in van Sciver's latest online comic.
A year of free comics – K.L. Rick’s Fencing With Uncertainty in Arm’s Length
K.L. Ricks has this uncanny ability to portray movement incredibly well. In Arm's Length, we see our protagonist Mari biking and fencing. In each case,...
Review – The Progressive and Personal Comics of Shee Phon
There are some artists that reinvent themselves and experiment with various method of work. Whether it’s to try to find a style or to...
A Month of Free Queer-Themed Comics: Eighty Days by AC Esguerra has history, romance,...
Continuing our look at some queer themed comics for Pride Month, Eighty Days is a beautifully drawn historical romance adventure with queer themes. It has a stunning ink line and a feel that harkens back to classic comic strip adventures.
A month of free queer themed comics – Tragedy during the end of the...
I've been looking more closely at the work of Carta Monir after I saw her live reading of one of her comics at the...
A month of queer themed free comics: The Young Protectors by Woolfson and DeKraker
The Young Protectors: Engaging the Enemy is a webcomic by writer Alex Woolfson who has made a strong cottage industry out of his gay-themed...
In the event of a digital apocalypse, these 39 webcomics are safe
While political winds may change at the drop of a hat in America, the Library of Congress as remained a steady pillar of our...
A month of free queer themed comics: No End is a queer-themed post apocalyptic...
It's Pride month and there are many free comics out there by queer creators and on queer themes -- in fact many of the...
