Not sure if you’ve already seen all the webcomics you need for this feature, but if you have chance, check out the intergalactic eyeball feast that us mine… http://www.manfromspace.co.uk – read on adventure fans, read on!!
If you are looking for that old pulp adventure like Buck Rogers and Agent X-9, be sure to checkout airshipdaedalus.com. It posts every Sunday and Wednesday. Thanks.
Some great books on the list, in particular American Barbarian. Tom Scioli is top notch. I had the pleasure of running into him at TCAF recently. He’s the nicest guy. Man does he love, and know a ton about, Kirby.
There are two cool newish webcomics I’d recommend. One is Tom Boy Tara found at http://www.tomboytara.com and a very new comic called Elise in Pieces found at: http://www.eliseinpieces.com both are interesting reads. Both have female main characters. Both dark if you like that sort of thing. TBT is more comic strip based but follows a story and EIP is more graphic novel-like in presence.
Wow… There are some great webcomics listed here. Some of the artwork is out of this world!! I especially like “A Wicked Little Town.” Such style. I wanted to suggest one webcomic that I came across. I think it’s fairly new, but it has a regular update (Mondays through Fridays). It seems to take traditional newspaper comic strip approach. Check it out: http://www.HeyLester.com.
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14 Comments
Marc Jackson
May 14, 2011 at 12:41 pm
Hey there
Not sure if you’ve already seen all the webcomics you need for this feature, but if you have chance, check out the intergalactic eyeball feast that us mine… http://www.manfromspace.co.uk – read on adventure fans, read on!!
Cheers
Marc
DADICUS
May 14, 2011 at 12:57 pm
You might not have heard of this yet but you will and now you have!
http://comicimprov.blogspot.com/
Brian Beardsley
May 14, 2011 at 7:11 pm
If you are looking for that old pulp adventure like Buck Rogers and Agent X-9, be sure to checkout airshipdaedalus.com. It posts every Sunday and Wednesday. Thanks.
Beat
May 14, 2011 at 7:44 pm
I was so glad to see Max Overacts on here. I have two suggestions, both with awesome art.
http://unsoundedcomic.com – Fantasy genre, super beautiful visuals, superb writing
http://shadoweyes.net – Superhero/teen angst genre and Ross Campbell, ’nuff said.
Steve
May 15, 2011 at 4:59 am
You need to check out Artifice: http://webcomics.yaoi911.com/about/
Phil
May 15, 2011 at 6:53 am
Some great books on the list, in particular American Barbarian. Tom Scioli is top notch. I had the pleasure of running into him at TCAF recently. He’s the nicest guy. Man does he love, and know a ton about, Kirby.
A couple of other webcomics I’d recommend are:
http://noreasoncomics.com/
http://www.furiouscomics.com/
http://ratfist.com/
James
May 15, 2011 at 7:01 am
Another excellent strip is http://wannabeheroes.com/
Steve LeCouilliard
May 15, 2011 at 11:44 am
Have a look at http://www.muchthecomic.com -it won a Xeric grant!
Aaron Thall
May 15, 2011 at 6:38 pm
I highly recommend looking at Sluggy Freelance. http://www.sluggy.com
Absolutely insane. I can’t even BEGIN to describe it.
uli
May 16, 2011 at 12:23 am
I love Maya: http://www.mayacomic.com
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Pishposh555
July 21, 2011 at 7:14 am
There are two cool newish webcomics I’d recommend. One is Tom Boy Tara found at http://www.tomboytara.com and a very new comic called Elise in Pieces found at: http://www.eliseinpieces.com both are interesting reads. Both have female main characters. Both dark if you like that sort of thing. TBT is more comic strip based but follows a story and EIP is more graphic novel-like in presence.
Doom Stick
July 27, 2011 at 12:04 pm
Wow… There are some great webcomics listed here. Some of the artwork is out of this world!! I especially like “A Wicked Little Town.” Such style. I wanted to suggest one webcomic that I came across. I think it’s fairly new, but it has a regular update (Mondays through Fridays). It seems to take traditional newspaper comic strip approach. Check it out: http://www.HeyLester.com.