Comic Recommendation: “Délicatesse” by Val Wise
Délicatesse Dèlicatesse by Val Wise serves as a powerful narrative about performance and the violence of gender essentialism. It is...
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Tapas Tuesday: “Rescue Me”
Rescue Me Rescue Me by Sharean Morishita is a hard read for the right reasons. It approaches issues of domestic...
Counting Beans: Power, Mental Health, and Queerness in “Disenchantment” Part 4
On February 9, the ten episodes of Disenchantment's Part 4 aired on Netflix. It continues the story of Bean, a...
“Revenant’s Hymn” by Elliott Dunstan – Book Review
Revenant's Hymn by Elliott Dunstan Revenant’s Hymn by Elliot Dunstan uses prose and poetry to construct a poignant narrative about...
First Impressions: “Seeds of Doubt”
Seeds of Doubt (Vol. 1 cover.) Image courtesy of Tani Andrews. Seeds of Doubt by Tani Andrews follows Kyofu and...
WebToon Canvas Review: “StepSisters”
Mariya Kato from StepSisters StepSisters by Jacinda Aytch unravels the dynamics of a biracial/multiracial family. This webcomic contains complex characters...
Tapas Tuesday: “Puu”
Puu (from left to right: Saboor and Jameel) Puu (பூ) in Tamil means flower. Taking place in Chennai, the capital...
WebToon Canvas Review: “As the Garden Grows”
As The Garden Grows As the Garden Grows by coldpups is a delight to behold. The webcomic flows with fascinating...
WebToon Canvas Review: “Cempoaxochitl”
Cemopoaxochitl Cempoaxochitl (pronounced sem-pa-soo-cheel) by Rosalba Jaquez celebrates Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) with a story about...
WebToon Canvas Review: “Everlasting Star of Reflection”
Everlasting Star of Reflection Welcome to my WebToon Canvas reviews, where I feature indie works by underrepresented and international creators...