Dark Horse has a nifty new Finder page up. Go and find out why you really need to read the comic I wrote my MA thesis about!

Dicebox is back!

I was so afraid that it had joined the Choir Invisible of discontinued webcomics...

If you like worldbuilding, good character writing and beautiful art, do yourself a favour and check this out. It's one of the best. (For more examples of great webcomics, check out the ones linked in my sidebar here.)

ETA, to prevent confusion: ( Read more... )

Fare you well, my friends - until May or so. Feel free to e-mail me, though; I will generally make an effort to at least check my e-mail, even if I drop out of most internet interactions. (Especially, feel free to e-mail me about fannish concerns; I tend to miss fandom a lot in my 'away' phases.)

One last bit of frivolity before I leave: I have to ( Read more... )

Carla Speed McNeil is making you an offer you can't refuse: buy two books, get one free, all through March.

Since the best version of Sin-Eater is the new all-in-one hardcover edition, and the offer does not include that one, I would probably not buy the Sin-Eater trade paperbacks if I were you. Any of the other volumes, though, are fine - and it' ( Read more... )

Seems 'vague toe pain and what to do about it' is a topic that excites the minds hereabouts ( Read more... )

This is a good time to head over to Finder to check the comic out. The latest story arc has recently been finished but is still completely online. It will disappear once the next story starts, so if you want a chance to read a full volume of Finder online for free (even if partly only in uninked state), *now* is the time.

ETA: Why you should read ( Read more... )

closely (re)reading all of Finder for thesis preparation has made me fall in love with the series all over again. I mean, how can you not love a comic in whose universe exists the following people ( Read more... )

but since it's currently getting thoroughly revamped, it's worth pointing out again:

North World by Lars Brown ( Read more... )

Donna Barr's almost indescribably bizarre Afterdead, an amalgamation of her series The Desert Peach and Stinz (and pretty much everything else she's done), set in the afterlife/a far future, is now being posted to free webcomics site Webcomics Nation ( Read more... )

ridiculously intrigued by this development ( Read more... )