General Discussion

My favorite webcomic ever is Unsounded, a twisting and turning tale of magic, zombies (well a zombie), and a big and complicated mystery. I also read Technicolor London for my dose of "awww". I check out almost any webcomics on FR that looks interesting but because I'm so busy I hardly ever finish them!

My absolute favorite webcomic is TJ and Amal, after reading it last month. I became truly obsessed with the characters, the art is so beautiful, it's really a wonderful journey. I also discovered a few very cool songs thanks to the numerous references to a wide variety of songs, artists and bands I hadn't knew about.

I write and draw RAWR! Dinosaur Friends. It's about dinosaurs, but the most popular characters are a giant shrimp, a nautilus, and a horseshoe crab. Because that's why you read dinosaur webcomics, of course.

It's a niche comic, so maybe not everyone's thing, but would be super happy if someone opted to check it out.

I'm really into a comic called Dumbing of Age, it updates with a new strip every day!
Also, a really, really cute one I started recently is Check Please! It's about this figure skater in college and his dealings with being a hockey player and hockey culture, it's mostly done in the form of the panels being Bitty (the main character) doing vlogs and talking about his experiences, it's really cute!

I really love Sharp Zero!

The summary from tapastic:
An LGBTA+ superhero webcomic centering around Elliot Hong, a delinquent musician who gets caught up in the fast pace world of superheroes as well as the supernatural.

http://tapastic.com/series/SharpZero

I have two webcomics I read regularly, as they are both very addictive!


Prague Race by Petra Erika Nordlund (Leppu) is one I've been reading for quite a while now, and dang it's so good. The art is amazing, and Leppu is extremely good at character design, especially when designing non-humans.

The other one is Stand Still, Stay Silent by Minna Sundberg. It's a refreshing take on "the end of the world" and what happens after, and for once we have a post-apocalyptic story that is not set in America! The art is gorgeous, and even better, it updates with a new page every weekday.

Oh darn I forgot about Pilot!

My favorite right now is Monsterkind. It's a colourful, but serious comic about the segregation of monsters from the human population. I feel like it's trying to also touch upon our society, which is amazing~

Also the characters are really adorable!

http://monsterkind.enenkay.com/comic/1