Tag: Webcomics

I think comedy is the toughest impression to pull with comics. It's not easy to create something humorous and memorable - something that makes you laugh out loud - using the visual narrative. Josh Mecouch, the...

Gunnerkrigg Court is a comic that I find myself trying not to visit for as long as possible, only so that I can then drink up a nice long chunk in one go before...

Juan Santapau's The Secret Knots is a launchpad for a variety of different comics - sometimes a long-form work, sometimes a single story in a page, and sometimes an extended work of fiction within...

It's only hour 4 of 24 hours of Webcomics and already I'm cheating a bit by spotlighting the work of a single cartoonist more than a single webcomic. But heck, it's all about reading...

I've been following Colin Bell's webcomics for a little while now - his previous work includes Jonbot Vs Martha - and his newest webcomic is a beaut. Written by Matthew Meylikhov and Bell, the strip...

The Abominable Charles Christopher is one of those rare comics that I recommend to absolutely everyone regardless of their age, genre preferences or comic reading habits. It’s also one of the hardest comics to...

We'll kick off a day of Webcomics with something educational. Did you ever wonder if cinnamon comes from giant mythical birds or not? Then Brief Histories of Everyday Objects, by Andy Warner, will be...

As a follow-up on the very fun and well-received "24 Hours of Women Cartoonists" event in March, Team Beat is reassembling starting at midnight E.D.T. tonight for "24 Hours of Webcomics." Steve, Laura, Hannah,...

After being in beta for a while, Comic Chameleon has finally launched for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. The free app—developed by Alien Loves Predator's Bernie Hou—is an aggregator for your favorite webcomics on...

Mark Waid's webcomic portal Thrillbent recently underwent a makeover and now has comics you can embed directly on your site, which is a great way to spread them even further. And a new comic...

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Hv4KQNHYfY?feature=player_detailpage&w=640&h=360]But it's the Rugburn-produced motion comic AXE COP—not the yet-to-premiere animated version that will debut in July as part of Fox's ADHD adult animation block. Whoa, are you confused yet? Perhaps. But the bottom...

Whoa! Jason Little -- BeeComix, Shutterburg Follies—has launched a daily webcomic called BORB and it concerns a hobo and his hobo-adventures.