What’s the future of newspaper comics?
by As of the last week of December 2015, the newspaper comic “Edge City” has ended its run. The reason given by its creators, Terry and …
Tag: webcomics
Comic strips and webcomics I’m reading (fall 2015)
Recently, my comic strip reading’s shifted heavily from newspaper comic strips to webcomics. Of course, I’ve been reading newspaper comics online for years, not having …
“Bloom County” is back as a webcomic
“Bloom County” is Berkeley Breathed’s classic 1980s comic strip that satirized that decade’s social and political culture, in a hilarious manner. However, since Breathed ended …
Comics I’ve been reading lately (January 2015)
I thought I’d give an update on a few posts from a few years ago, and look at what I’m reading these days for monthly …
Minorities in cartoons: “Girls With Slingshots”
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is “Girls With Slingshots,” a webcomic that ran from 2004 to 2015. “Girls” was created by Danielle Corsetto, and …
Minorities in cartoons: “Unshelved”
Art by Bill Barnes. This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is the webcomic “Unshelved.” The strip’s written by Gene Ambaum and drawn by Bill Barnes, …
Yet more sexism in comics: Yale Stewart and Spider-Woman
Once again, sexism reared its ugly head in the comics medium during the past week… Last week, it was fully revealed (after being an “open …
Black main characters in webcomics
Art by Paul Southworth. For awhile, I’ve been reading some popular webcomics. While they’ve been enjoyable, I noticed a lot of the most popular ones …
Comics I’ve been reading lately (February 2013)
While there’s my monthly recommended comics lists, I thought listing some of the other comics I’ve been reading lately (that wouldn’t appear on such lists) …
Minorities in cartoons: “Scandinavia and the World”
From left to right: America, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. This week’s “minorities in cartoons” entry is “Scandinavia and the World,” a webcomic written and drawn …