Dicebox Book 2!

is that I always get tempted away from social things by books or comics (mostly books and comics, that is. Occasionally TV or games ( 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... )

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... )

Sadly, communicating (except for these one-way missives I'm posting here), thinking about Stuff, writing, and getting Stuff done are all impossible at the moment ( Read more... )

This time: ten really good webcomics that feel like graphic novels:

Dicebox: Female migratory workers in space.

Digger: Wombat in Wonderland.

Gunnerkrigg Court: Not Hogwarts.

HERO: Philosophy, lyricism, dry humour.

Kaspall: Great worldbuilding, great page layouts.

North World: "So you didn't become an accountant?" - "No, I'm doing the sword ( Read more... )

... the illness of archaeology ( Read more... )

because nowadays there are loads of webcomics around that are easily good enough to be published in book form, and that should make even comic snobs of the 'I only read graphic novels!' persuasion happy. ;-)

I recently plugged a number of webcomics here. In the weeks following that post I went on a bit of a webcomics kick and found a couple more ( Read more... )