Tag: a year of free comics
A year of free comics: Scott Gilbert’s Mysterioso is inky 90s goodness
Robert Boyd has begun an interetsing reprint project on his blog:
In June 1996, Scott Gilbert started running a serialized comics story in the Public News called Mysterioso. The original art for this story is...
A year of free comics – Eugenie Shark by Nicole Marie Burton
Eugenie Shark is a comic book biography of scientist Eugenie Clark, a Japanese-American ichthyologist Eugenie Clark and a pioneer in marine life research. It’s a passion project of Nicole Marie Burton, cartoonist and publisher...
A year of free comics: Mildred Louis’ Agents Of The Realm
Agents Of The Realm is the webcomic that every creator I look up to loves. It's a book I discovered through seeing many people in my online life fall head over heels in love with it, and for good reason: It's WONDERFUL!
A year of free comics: Caitlin Like’s Maiden of The Machine
Caitlin Like's Maiden of The Machine is one of the coolest, most inclusive and original steampunk books that you'll ever read, which for a genre based completely around the invention of the fantastical is...
A year of free comics: Nilah Magruder’s M.F.K
Dwayne McDuffie award winner Nilah Magruder's M.F.K is a sprawling epic, filled with dynamic characters, ridiculously wonderful art. M.F.K is a completely unique take on the classic action adventure. In short it's really really fantastic.
In a...
A year of free comics: Ariel Ries’ Witchy
Witchy is a complete and utter gift. I found it when trawling twitter for a new addiction, and boy did I find it. Ariel Ries beautiful, haunting and sweet comic is the queer, asian witch...
A year of free comics: Derf’s Punk Odyssey
To experience the work of Derf Backderf is to be transported into the mind of a voracious lover of the comics medium. As someone who didn’t read comics closely growing up and only started...
A year of free comics: Sam Alden’s Atmospheric Horror
Not everyone can do horror in comics well, but Sam Alden makes it seem effortless. In 2013, he released a web comic called The Man That Dances in the Meadow that was eerie with...
A year of free comics: Brecht Evens’ Idulfania will make you want to learn...
Brecht Evens' Panther (published in the US by D&Q) was a sleeper for many of the year's best of lists. The story of a girl whose imaginary friend turns imaginary fiend touches on many...
