Prospector and babysitter, Isaac Alden, know all about the great tragedy that happened in Grand Lake, Colorado, on July 4, 1883. On that day, Bob Plummer was shot to death by Wilson Waldren, who was also a county commissioner. This shooting shows the lack of impulse control of some of the folks who moved to Grand Lakes from other towns. Grand Lakes has its own share of troublemakers such as John G. Mills, one of the town’s elected officials, who rose to prominence after moving from Wyoming. Now, the town is about to learn the truth about Mills’ tumultuous past.
The comic uses a full-page, colored format. Characters are stylistically drawn and the writing makes great use of regional English accents.
Take a digital trip to the past in Grand Lakes, Colorado, and read The Shootin by arborcides, rated E!

In the middle of nowhere a strange little bald boy appears in the forest. He can't speak a word and there's something very strange about him… but the workers on a little farm take him in and do what they can to make him comfortable and welcome. There more to this little fellow than meets the eye, something dangerous and alien… possible scary? This is a creepy story and it's slowly unfolding into something bigger and better. The art is quite stylised and unusual, none of it looks digital except the lettering and word balloons, it has a very unique aesthetic. The story is a Scifi drama.

Read The Adventures of Kevin Kid, HyperFabMag, rated T.

The year is 1899 in Mali and Zayna, a slave girl, is being escorted across the Sahara by three men on her way to her new home. Along the way, she encounters a Mystic named Musa for the first time as she witnesses him successfully win a fight against her three captors after being decapitated in battle. There is a lot of legend surrounding Mystics as they have the special abilities and are able to control a lot of nature.
The art style has a great controlled, sketchy quality and most of the comic is in black and white. The prologue is colored digitally and looks very professional.
Find out how Zayna’s life magically transforms after meeting Musa and read The Mystic From Wanzerbe by Delcino, rated M!

Mr Frolik is detective with issues. He has dark looks, a long dark coat and he smokes as he pontificates and ruminates on love, life and serial killers, much like Bill Hicks or Lenny Bruce, but a little more wry. His love life is seriously bad and he doesn't get on with his far more sensible partner at work as they try and solve the horrible murder case they're currently assigned. This is an introspective character driven story, with some drama and a dash of humour. The art is all digital, featuring creative panelling and a unified, pleasing colour palette. It's just starting out so give it a read! Warming- some nudity. :)

Read The Frolic, by Paulie Blade, rated M.

Kanji’s home life is pretty normal. He has a sister who likes to livestream video games all night long to adoring fans and a mother who oversleeps, which forces Kanji to exhibit a fair amount of independence at his age. However, a part of Kanji is different from his peers. He is haunted by a recurring nightmare where he is in a building and a freak accident causes him to lose his arm and have it replaced by a robotic arm attachment. Only, this is not only a dream, it is a traumatic event that happened when Kanji was younger. Now he has to figure out how to continue to do the things he loved, like will he ever play guitar again like he did when he was a boy?
The art is drawn in a black and white manga format with eclectic art, coloring, and page layouts.
Follow Kanji on his way to school and read The Feelings of a High School Girl by lokpolymorfa, rated T!

Poor Gil owns a true terror of a bunny! The Great Kahn is a name this huge, surly, fluffy fellow more than lives up to, he's a terror for his master, not cute in the slightest. This is a funny comic strip with the occasional full-page, full-colour spreads, about the trials and tribulations of Gil and his big crazy grey bunny rabbit! It's a nice easy read and has been updating on DD since 2010! If you like comic strips and zany humour then this is for you. The art is sometimes black and white and sometimes full digital colour. It's quite professional in its comic characterisations and style, the colour work is beautiful. The writing style is mostly a 3 panel gag style humour comic.

Read The Great Khan, by Gr8k4an, rated E.

In a grim, gritty neon-lit Hong Kong, the world is about to explode… Teetering on the very brink of WW3 and nuclear catastrophe, the future is in the hands of one crazed amnesiac super-sexy android and a determined police detective who's trying to hunt her down. If only Lisa can manage to keep her clothes on… It's a four-way battle between the triads, the Hong Kong police, the Chinese army, and a mysterious hit-squad led by a sexy, psychotic cyborg!
Android Blues is an ultra violent, super sexy, realistic cyberpunk SciFi story in the style of Blade Runner, Neuromancer, and Ghost in the Shell. You better be ready for blood, and frequent nudity, this one is definitely “M” rated so beware. The art is realistic and beautiful with bright neon effects and soft colours. The story is fast paced, and action filled.It reminds me of something from Heavy Metal.

Read Android Blues, by Stahlberg, rated M.

Dr. Karique Mul has a pretty demanding day job and he has the scars to prove it! But after a long day in the daily grind he still has to listen to the banter of his very talkative, faceless driver. But what happens when residual, freeloading ghosts follow Dr. Mul home? He takes care of them the best way an Irish-Demon exorcist knows—beating the non-living dead out of them! Hopefully Dr. Mul can finally get some rest and relaxation and a tea break that he deserves.

The art is drawn digitally and in black and white full pages.

Learn how Dr. Mul performs exorcisms (unless you are a ghost, and read Unprecedented Cleanup by DatSketcher, rated T!

Nothing is going right for poor Doctor Jekyll… Whatever can go wrong for the good doctor DOES. He gets drenched in mud, loses a high status job, and then loses his fiancée to another man. But he's a nice guy, he holds none of that against anyone, all he wants to do is improve society and to better the lives of those around him. So of course he starts with himself… But the potion he drinks doesn't quite work that way. The vicious monster Mister Hyde is released ravening onto the streets of London!
This is a hilarious and touching take on the classic Robert Louis Stevenson story of Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde. It really is a very well written piece of work! I found it a real page turner and laughed out loud many times. The art is heavily stylised and a bit rough at times, but it is consistent and the characters stay on-model. It's drawn with a pen and then digitally coloured.

Read The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, by Mks_monsters, rated E.

Mermaids have always been the half-human, half fish sea creatures that lure unsuspecting sailors with their beauty and charm until they show their teeth behind a wicked smile and drag them into the water. The mermaids in Ice Massacre are not very different, with a man at the start suffering a similar fate. This story centers on Meela, a warrior woman, who is one of the strongest fighters in her class with bravery and endurance that outshines her peers. Her only downfall is saving everyone who needs help (which is only a problem if you know what might be lurking in the waters).
This webcomic is based on the best-selling Mermaids of Eriana Kwai trilogy written by Tiana Warner. April Pierce is the illustrator and Rachel “Tuna” Petrovicz is the colorist. The three have come together to make a comic that is very professional and digitally colored.
Dive deep and read Ice Massacre by icemassacre, rated T!

Monkey Nukes is a very enjoyable story comic. Once you start it you'll soon be engrossed in the lives and the struggles of the characters as they go about their days, bursting with potential and secrets in 1980s west London… I could go on but Simonmackie explains it far, far better himself:

“‘Monkey Nukes’ set in West London 1984 tells the story of the birth of Scottish-themed vegetarian hang-out the Monkey Nukes and the bedsitter society that surrounds it. A directionless young language teacher’s loose-end life is further unsettled when the cause of a bitterly remembered heartbreak returns only to fall into his best friend’s arms. Adam desperately needs to get her back. Or does he? Maybe some other destiny awaits him as he stumbles through the following confusion of modelling kits, murder and cappuccinos, narcotics and Walkmans, nuclear war and Betamax, love and friendship, beer and cigarettes and more beer … The story, script and artwork are all collaborations between graphic artists Simon Mackie and Ben Rowdon who have collaborated on a number of web-comics, comic strips, CD covers and illustrations since first meeting in 1984.”

The art style is in a stylised comic strip form, pen and ink with digital colour. Monkey Nukes is a marvellous snapshot of the 1980s with a solid gold ring of authenticity. Great art and an excellent writing style!

Read Monkey Nukes, by Simonmackie, rated M.

Quasi and Psudo are good friends, but that does not take away all the nervous energy of pacing around the room when sending multiple texts to each other or the hours spent getting ready to see each other. When they get together, they do magic and science tricks, which would be safer if their winged rabbit and odd chicken did not eat the fireball flowers, Burnice and Combust-opher. Quasi and Psudo have such a great friendship that they have all-nighters and wake up late for work the next day, but it does not prevent any future panic attacks.
The art is drawn with yellow-orange ombre backgrounds and black line-art. The creator, 1rd2th3st, is also the mastermind behind the black and white comic, CLINT, that was featured in 2015. Quasi and Psudo is drawn in a very different style, but still has much of the brilliant qualities from the previous comic.
Experience a fun friendship riddled with insecurities and read QUASI and PSUDO by 1rd2th3st, rated E!

Noako is an unusual lady, slightly… draconic… but she looks human enough. She lives with her best friend Ebony, a vamp who also happens to be a vampire, a very slutty one. And then comes along young Holly, a red-headed lesbian, to be their lodger. Along the way they meet handsome Spike, a sometime hobo and now a sexy bartender. Together they make a pretty cool crowd, sharing their ups and downs but NOT all their secrets! Completely unrelated is a sort of slice of life, semi-dramatic, relationship based sitcom. That's a good broad description but it undersells the comedy aspect: It's VERY funny. Ebony is my favourite character, she completely owns her salaciously ridiculous behaviour. She's lusty, lascivious, callous, snobby and hilarious.
This is a long running comic that's been in the works since at least 2011 and in that time the art has improved a LOT, so expect some rough work at the beginning and great art in the more recent pages. The art is done in pencil, with digital inking and colour. The writing is consistently good throughout.

Read Completely Unrelated, by Delicioustrifle, rated T.

Hurtling through space without a helmet and a jetpack on her back is Jill, the spunky redhead who still needs to do chores. One night, after sharing a room with the son of her friends, Jill is awoken by the foreboding tales of a little boy’s nightmare. In order to ease his fears, Jill pulls out her own book and begins reading the tale of Zuri and the restoration of a city from darkness.
It turns out that in reality, Jill and her group of renegade friends are really fighting space pirates on a planet filled with dinosaurs! Equipped with an Ohmu war totem, an ancient object that is able to transmute emotional brainwave frequency into destructive power, Jill has been trusted with an object with considerable power that could end life as we know it.
The art is digitally drawn in full pages of color. The art features really stylistic character designs and rad space costumes!
Blast off into deep space and read Jetpack Jill by DeusXGlyphic, rated T!

Customer Service is a very relatable comic for anyone who has ever had experience working from behind a cash register. There are familiar occurrences like the onslaught of a mixed variety of customers that ask a bunch of questions to the overbearing boss that believes the customer is always right to little, old ladies that like to share their whole life story. This is a window peeking into the slice-of-life craziness of a customer service representative.
The comic is mostly drawn in black and white with an occasional teal background. It is formatted in a four-panel square comic format.
Take a break from your day job to watch other people do their day job and read Customer Service by synwells, rated T!

t's tough for a single girl in the big city. Kayla works two jobs to get by, a bookshop clerk and waitressing at a strip club. Her room-mate is gregarious, obnoxious, and boy-crazy to the extreme… And then there are the demons that want to slaughter all living things, most ESPECIALLY her for killing two of them!
This is a very compelling drama, action, comedy fantasy, with good characters. The art is mostly black and white, all non-digital, with some colour. It's a great story, you'll gobble it up and be crying for more!
Read Angels of the Fallen, by BustyLaroo, rated T.

When Apollo was very young, he had a friend named Julian, who had an unfortunate overdose on sleeping medication. Now a few years later he is working at a bar and comes home to wild nights of partying, acid trips, and drinking sprees. This comic embraces the darker side of life and shows a realistic portrayal of people with addictions.
The art is showcased on full pages of color that has the texture that looks like it was colored using colored pencils. All fonts are hand-lettered. In the more recent pages, the updates contain cameos of characters from other comics.
Figure out how to navigate a social life in the clutches of substance abuse and read Void The Guide to a Healthy Relationship by DaniBoy, rated M!

A dangerous terrorist mastermind, The Gentleman, has hijacked control over the world's robotic drone armies. Only one small mercenary group of combat experts stands between him and total anarchy… among them is his daughter, Boom. They embark on a reckless frontal assault against his desert stronghold in an effort to regain control of the robotic military force. Operation Boom is brimming with fast paced, exciting action, combat, explosions and more. It really IS action packed! The art is real eye candy, drawn with pencil then digitally inked and coloured to a professional level: Quite stylised in an angular fashion, featuring great foreshortening and use of perspective on figures. The story is an action adventure that rockets forward at great speed. Break out the popcorn!

Read Operation Boom, by RecklessHero, rated E.

Shasta wakes up in the middle of a graveyard and receives a note detailing the next action she needs to take. She makes the wrong choice and gets her head blasted off, but luckily for her, she gets a second chance to right her wrongs. Time to make the right decision this time, Shasta.
The comic is brought to you by the same creator of the featured comic Joy to the World! It is drawn in black and white and is formatted into three panel comic strips.
Crawl out of the graveyard and read Breached by Wrathborne, rated M!

Occy Vagoose is royal guardian to prince Corgan, who is not the heir to the throne because he's only a younger son, but that just means he can have more fun and Occy is more than glad to indulge him. Occy is an unusual blue fellow from the planet Argoe. He's happy to go on adventures with his human prince sidekick, get into trouble and work his way out of it! Edentia is an action Scifi comedy featuring a whole lot of cool mecha! It's full colour and highly stylised. If you like what you see you can also read the later version called Edge of the Universe, also by Eotu! Read EDENTIA, by Eotu, rated E.

Shinji Desmedi is a shy, introverted student unlike his very social sister and loving father. He has a difficult time looking up once he lets his gaze down at school. One day he is approached by a girl who misreads his inability to engage in a conversation as a rejection and he is ostracized by his peers once again. He tries to take out his energy in a healthy way, but instead dwells in all of the negative words and put downs. That night Shinji walks in on his dad outraged over a young man who he believes is going to do something terrible one day. The next day at school, Shinji encounters the young man at his school campus even though he is not a student. Should Shinji be concerned about this unknown visitor?
Generation Y is drawn in a black and white manga style. It is meant to be read from right to left in order for the dialogue to make sense.
Find out more about the mysterious boy that crossed Shinji’s path and read Generation Y by Ayaluna, rated E!

Kairo Takesihi is a damn good field agent and a double agent to boot but he's starting to have second thoughts about his divided loyalties… Evan and Kat are two super-mutant kids trying to keep their powers hidden and stay out of trouble but they may not have to do that much longer if the secret police hire them. Kat will finally be able to show herself to the world just like she's always dreamed! Sunstrike and Bluemist is a full colour, digitally drawn, superhero action drama. There's a good action and character development. I especially liked the deaf character and the prosthetic leg, nice touches!

Read Sunstrike and Bluemist An Origin Story, by ShaRose49, rated T.

Clint returns to his po-dunk town with a hillbilly mullet and wild tales of war among the stars, blood, death, alien abduction, lizard-men, cat-people, and glory! Redneck is a wild SciFi action story about Redneck Clint who was abducted by aliens shortly after a hellish tour of duty fighting in Vietnam. He ends up fighting as a gladiator in an arena against otherworldly antagonists… the rest is history.
Redneck has an unconventional story structure, with Clint relating episodes from his adventures, not necessarily in order. The character “Hunter” is influenced by Jumanji, and Clint's adventures are reminiscent of Burroughs' John Carter of Mars. The art is heavily stylised, with flat digital colour. This is a compelling story!

Read Redneck, by metsuke, rated T.

When a wish granting fairy appears in front of two boys, Katsuo and his best friend Will, she asks what they both want. Will refrains to answer, but Katsuo wishes for the most beautiful girlfriend in the world. The next morning, Katsuo wakes up next to a beautiful, blonde, and voluptuous teenage girl. However, his friend Will is nowhere in sight. Oh hold on, it turns out that Katsuo and the mysterious girl have already met (and they are already best friends). Now Katsuo’s friend must try to blend in at school as the brand new and cute female student!
My Cute Wish is drawn in a manga art style. It is in full color and digitally colored pages. It uses very nice shading techniques and perspective drawn backgrounds.
Step into a new body of work and read My Cute Wish by Jigglenaut, rated T!

Dark things are afoot in the land of Aikonia. The rift between the higher plain has been breached and now staff and students at the magical university are behaving very strangely, dangerously, even murderously… Evil stalks the halls. But who's behind it and what do they want? If something isn't done before it's too late the consequences could be disastrous! Aikonia is a fantasy, mystery, drama comic with a heavy emphasis on magic. It's professional drawn, heavily stylised and in full colour. It's a rollicking story and a real page turner.

Read Aikonia, by Aikonia (Andrew-David Jahchan, David Baron, and Alexandria Smith), rated E.