Webcomics

Webtoon’s appeal continues to grow as more comics are enjoyed online. But what is a webtoon and how are they redefining comics?

Find out how and where you can read the webcomic/graphic novels that the Hearstopper Netflix series is based on.

I’ve explored the #drawingwhileblack hashtag to highlight as many fantastic black comic book artists I could find. Read on to discover your next favourite artist.

Marvel and ESPN have teamed up to tell the stories that that will get you excited about Soccer World Cup that is happening in Russia. Read on to find out more about these comics, the players and teams they focus on, and where you can read it.

Jed McGowan is back for yet another fantastic webcomic – Uninhabitable. Find out more about this fantastic story and where you can read it.

Pacific Rim: Uprising hits cinemas on March 23rd, but you can get your fix early with the prequel webcomic. Titled Pacific Rim: Amara, the webcomic is exclusive to Line Webtoon and published by Legendary Comics tells of the origins of one of the new characters from the upcoming movie.

Enter the strange imagination of Alex Norris in this showcase of some of his webcomics work, which takes the mundane and turns it on its head.

When I discovered Lady of the Shard, a science fiction/fantasy love story by gigi d.g, I just had to talk about it. Not just because it’s different, but as it’s a strong contender for webcomic of 2016.

Recently I stumbled across the work of artist Jed McGowan, who makes silent webcomics so beautiful and thought provoking that I just had to share them with everyone.

If you’re a huge Star Wars fan you’ve probably read the current and classic Marvel comics, as well as numerous that were originally published by Dark Horse Comics, but did you know that there’s an official Korean Star Wars webcomic? Read on to discover more about it.