Tag: a year of free comics

Another no brainer here; Grant Snider's Incidental Comics is a popular site that straddles the line between self help and observation with short comics that meditate on how to make and do things. Snider is an...

Okay a total no brainer cuz it's Friday: Liz Climo's ongoing tumblr comics are insanely popular because they are totally sweet and cute. Climo works as a character designer on The Simpsons and has...

We've spotlighted a few of the comics in the "New Brooklyn" universe on Line Webtoon since this series began. And here's the last one: The Brooklynite by Seth Kushner and Sheamus Beyale, with additional...

  Edited to add:  Huh, somehow Wordpress decided to take out all the links - here's the direct link to The Building and to Vidu's page. Immeuble (The Building) by Vidu is another Fauve nominee in the...

It's been a while since we dug into the world of "future comics" that use a combination of animation, sound, scrolling, and other, more imaginative, effects to present comics in a new way. The gold...

  PEN America publishes written work on human rights, injustice, and the complexities of living in an age of globalization. The site regularly features the work of cartoonists, including Lilli Carré, Leela Corman, Joe Sacco,...

Mike Dawson has become one of the most thoughtful white male comics pundits as shown in his collection Rules For Dating my Daughter. He's back at The Nib with Dispatch From a Sanctuary City that...

Joshua Dysart and Alberto Ponticelli reunite for a troubling comic about the famine in South Sudan. The comic was sponsored by the World Food Programme.

Art and culture site Hyperallergic is home to several ongoing comics by an array of up and comers. One of them is Lauren Purje, an art school graduate whose clean-lined comics are a humorous look...

Spotlighting free comics on ComiXology, how about RASL #1 by Jeff Smith. A follow up of sorts to Bone, his beloved classic all ages fantasy, Rasl is a little more overtly darker, the story of an art thief named Rasl who uses something called "The Drift" to steal priceless artifacts from other dimensions.

Ever since I became a father, I’ve been drawn to stories about parenthood. One of which I particularly enjoy is Kelly Tindall’s The Adventurers. It’s a series of web comics that’s been running for...

Maia Kobabe is an Ignatz Award nominated cartoonist who lives in Colorado, probably best known for comics like Tom o'Bedlam, a gorgeous fairy tale reimagination. Kobabe identifies as  genderqueer and in a comic of the same name explores the...