Wednesday Webcomics: No Revolution is “A Small Revolution”
A Small Revolution by Boum takes place in a dystopian future where revolution brews in the city’s corners. Originally published...
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Webcomic Roundup: March 2021
(Graphic created with Canva) The webcomics I've discovered and read this month include magical girls, murder mysteries, fantasy with Queer...
Wednesday Webcomics: Visit the Queer 1940s in “SuperButch”
SuperButch recounts the story of Lillian “Sticks” Lewis, a Turtle City reporter seeking information on the whereabouts of the legendary...
Wednesday Webcomics: “Magical 12th Graders” is a Magical Girl Story that Explores Important Issues
The webtoon manhwa (South Korean comic) Magical 12th Graders provides a consistent balance of humor and drama while exploring themes...
Wednesday Webcomics: A Journey of Healing and Peace in “BLINK”
In the webcomic BLINK, the world literally stops for Mia. She now spends her days searching for any sign of...
Wednesday Webcomics: Slice of Life Webcomics to Check Out!
(Image created with Canva) For this week’s Wednesday Webcomics, I recommend some of the slice of life webcomics I’ve come...
Wednesday Webcomics: The Tale of a “Birth of a Goddess” (Season 1)
Although Ah-Jiu receives extraordinary abilities overnight, she has to hone her new powers and learn how to defend herself. A...
Wednesday Webcomics: The Power of Visual Storytelling in “Wandering Souls”
The best advice I’ve received as a prose writer is to read widely. Read poetry to improve on imagery. Read...
The Fight for Agency and Self-Worth: “Love! Love! Fighting!” by Sharean Morishita
Love! Love! Fighting! by Sharean Morishita shares Oriana’s story of self-love and acceptance. This webtoon manga confronts issues of body...
Wednesday Webcomics: Making Peace with Pain and Loss in “A Plant Called Milo”
A gardener grapples with the loss of his twin brother in “A Plant Called Milo” by anana alog. (more…)