Support Creators During the WebToon Canvas Festival Reading!
Image from WebToon Canvas Corner. The WebToon Canvas Festival encourages readers to check out and support WebToon Canvas series. This...
Bradda M.
Bradda M. currently lives in Virginia. He teaches ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Languages) at a public school and spends his free time reading and watching movies each night with his partner. For The Geekiary, he writes about webcomics and SFF media.
Webcomic Roundup July 2021: Revolt, Rebel, Resist! Plus, NEW Webcomics!
Graphic created with Canva This month, I’ve read several webcomics about resistance and justice. Stories that are set in dystopian...
Creator Spotlight: Reimena Yee
Reimena Yee. Image from creator's official site. Eisner Award and McDuffie Award finalist Reimena Yee creates whimsical and imaginative stories...
Speculative Fiction Magazine Review: Baffling Magazine (Issues 1-4)
Baffling Magazine Issue 4 (Cover) Baffling Magazine, a quarterly magazine from Neon Hemlock Press, publishes speculative flash fiction that celebrates...
Wednesday Webcomics: Short Webcomics to Check Out!
Graphic created with Canva. Featured: A Lucky One, Once Upon a Time, STARS, & Amelia Harris Mysteries I’ve been seeking...
Creator Spotlight: Victoria Ying
Victoria Ying (Photo from official site) Illustrator and author Victoria Ying’s graphic novel City of Secrets wowed me with her...
Wednesday Webcomics: “Timeless Melody”
Timeless Melody (Cover) Timeless Melody by barutwt and Kisai Entertainment is a beautiful story about discovering love and music during...
“The Necessity of Stars” by E. Catherine Tobler – Book Review
The Necessity of Stars by E. Catherine Tobler (Cover) E. Catherine Tobler’s prose shines in her new novella The Necessity...
Speculative Fiction Magazine Review: The Deadlands (Issues 1-3)
The Deadlands Issue 3 (Cover) The Deadlands is a new monthly speculative fiction magazine that publishes short stories, personal essays,...
“No. 5” (Volume 1) by Taiyo Matsumoto – Review
No. 5 (vol 1) by Taiyo Matsumoto (Cover) No. 5 (Vol. 1) by Taiyo Matsumoto, originally published in 2000, navigates...