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There have been numerous wizard of oz remakes since the series was written at the begining of the twentieth century. I particularly recall t...

I find that reading webcomics is a typically a daily one page ritual that displaces the ongoing causal sense of narrative that a standard g...

The first thing that hits the reader when reading this webcomic is a jarring gorgeosity of color.  It hits the retina in shock-waves. The...

Awaken initially looks to be urban fantasy webcomic set in an alternate universe. From the first page the translucent globs of rich color ...

I'll admit I was never particularly interested in Kris Straub's Starslip . I thought the strip was facile and throwaway. Perha...

A dystopia is easily made comedic and clunky by partisan blinkers and dated references. It's hard to pull it off artistically...

I'm easily led by whimsy, noble failures and sweet-nothings. One of my favourite paper comics that never truly worked-out was Chris...

Welp, the creator of Whomp! has created a second comic that breaks the fourth wall to the point my head hurts. It's about Reggi...

Having read webcomics for 15 years I'd forgotten how primitive the early ecosystem of original webcomics actually was. Strips like Pe...

Modus Operandi is webcomic set in an alternate universe that slightly resembles our own. There's only one chapter at the time of...

Initially you'd not think this a genre comic but as a overwhelming sense of loneliness spreads out across  the ocean it becomes appare...

I'm currently reading the entirety of Sluggy Freelance and I don't quite know if I'm strong enough. It is one of the o...

Happle tea is a mix between a journal comic and an extended analysis of mythological systems and pantheons that works with a cute and ...

If cyberpunk's curse is feckless thievery conflated with freedom of expression then steampunk's typical crime is to ignore the so...

This webcomic is a heady mix of space opera sci-fi and the hard realism of inter-species bickering.The Tha'latta have captured a...