Comic review: "Questionable Content"
A look at the long-running webcomic "Questionable Content" by Jeph Jacques.
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Comic review: "AJ & Magnus"
My thoughts on the webcomic "AJ & Magnus."
Anthony's favorite webcomics and comic strips (2020 edition)
My favorite webcomics and comic strips for 2020, from "AJ & Magnus" to "Check, Please!"
The 2010s in comics, webcomics, and graphic novels
A look back over the many developments in comics over the 2010s.
Anthony's favorite webcomics and comic strips (2019 edition)
Here’s an update (from a post a year ago) on what webcomics and newspaper comic strips I enjoy reading in 2019. I’ve added some new strips, and dropped some
Anthony's 10 favorite comics of 2018
Last year, I wrote about my 10 favorite comics for 2017. Said comics include webcomics, graphic novels, and comic books. Given it’s the end of 2018, I thought I’d
10 LGBTQ people of color cartoon characters
There’s plenty of LGBTQ characters in comics (if somewhat fewer in animation). However, I do see on my Twitter feed some urging more recognition of the importance of non-White LGBTQ characters
My recommended webcomics and comic strips (2018 edition)
I thought it was time for an updated look at my list of recommended webcomics and comic strips I enjoy reading. I’ll try to stick with ones that are either currently
10 comics I enjoyed in 2017
The website Vice has a lot of problems. However, one minor one that’s gotten criticism from the comics community lately is their list of 2017’s “10” best
The problems with the traditional single issue comic format
For decades, the single-issue pamphlet-formatted comic (or “floppy” as some fans call them) has been the default format for American comic books. There’s much nostalgia for the format, plus