The Cherub Brothers is a panel-a-day comic about two supposed angels- Sun and Zel– told from the perspective of Corey; an everyday kid who observes the kind things the “brothers” do for others, despite their…quirks. Corey’s perspective as he talks to his friends gives the insight an urban legend like tone. The art is scratchy, energetic, and spontaneous, and fits the freestyle like feel of the comic. Magor trades regiment-like paneling for a freedom to compose the comic content as he or she wishes. If you’re looking for something you likely haven’t seen yet, check out “The Cherub Brothers”– where the cryptic meets slice of life.

We might have heard a traditional version of the Holy Bible in the past, but it is very likely that the Albino Ginger version will be new for everybody. In a similar fashion as the original, this comic begins with Genesis, but the vivid twist and creative art energy will take your eyes on an exhilarating journey.
The art style is reminiscent of the animated shows on mTV in the early nineties. The colors pop and the style is refreshing. It is mostly colored using digital ink
Step into this version of the Holy Bible. It has dinosaurs, a flat Earth, and if you search close enough, you might even find a unicorn. Read Holy Bible the Albino Ginger version by Albino Ginger, rated M! (Some Bible-appropriate nudity, and mild language)

Forest Reckoning by Dpat57

Rover is a curious dog who is helped by Mauser, a clever and manipulative cat, to enter the forbidden city.
Bears act as guards to the forbidden city, yet one, Arktos is aiding Mauser for reasons not yet revealed.
Charming characters, witty dialogue and and intriguing set up give this comic a solid start.

What most people will initially notice is the 3D art. The art is all done in google sketch up and made from scratch. It has a retro low def feel and a distinct cartoony charm.

Read Forest Reckoning. Rated E

This is a weird one!The story starts with a gritty but hilarious reality TV show on in the background and then we slowly get into the MEAT of the story. There's a dinosaur, on sale… more a measly million dollars! But who has that kind of money? The pretty and perfect Betty Sue might, but how to get it, and why? Well as to that there is an embarrassing story about pubic hair in a lightning bolt shape… ah, but we won't mention that! Suffice to say this is a crazy and creative little story. Fully digital colour, this is a crazy, abstract comedy comic.

Read VCR, by _Murphy, rated E.

Will Draw for Food is a semi-autobiographical, slice-of-life, day in the life comic of Jim, a hungry webcomic creator. Some pages hint at the realities of finding food that some comic creators have to experience like having to buy raw ingredients to make bread. Several of the strips deal with the struggles of daily drawing life like having to come up with content for a new strip. In more recent updates, Jim dives into the world of relationships when he introduces a new character, Jordan. The comic is drawn in black and white and is mostly created using digital ink.
If you have ever drawn a webcomic, or have a family of pet cats, then you should read Will Draw for Food by JimShawArt, rated E!

In the near future a pandemic has wiped out much of the population. Most of the survivors are left with special powers and are referred to as AM's (amplified humans). Kayn is a throwback to bygone days and has no gifts, except he has done a deal with a non corporeal entity called Kourageous which will give him powers if he earns them.

The comic has fantastic black and white art and strong characterization that explores what it is to be who you are against a violent future.

Check out Kayn the Kourageous. rated E.

Monsters are a part of every day life here. Monsters are ordinary people, you can even have little monster pets! But there are also dangerous, gigantic MONSTER type monsters. A special government military squad deals with these… if the vigilantes don't get there first! This is an exciting action comic. The art is beautiful, professional, and painterly, limited colour and 100% digital. The story is fast paced and compelling, as you'd expect from an action comic. This comic is only starting out so you'll read through it in minutes and be hungering for more!

Read Monster Corp, by Dreamwips, rated E.

Dragons, whether in human form or their own natural reptilian glory, are trouble. Some are more trouble than others… Meet Tanbyr, or Tan for short. She's a little pain in the bum for her brother Edan, also a dragon.These two fight like brother and sis… well, exactly what they are. We meet our “heroes” in the midst of a little tiff that ends with an entire hill falling on their heads and crushing them. Tan wakes up a thousand years later and sees how much the whole world has changed, and stayed the same.
This is a heavily stylised comic with many characters, especially Tan, having really distinct and unusual faces. The colouring is rich and warm and the whole art style is very reminiscent of Charby the Vampiriate in a sort of abstract way. The story is a hilarious fantasy and moves along at a good pace.

Read Drachronon, by Stinger9, rated T.

The Beard by Trinket Trance

The Beard follows Coi and his friend Jankie as they meander through their misanthropic existence. In chapter one Coi starts a new job promoting an eco charity in the streets, which furthers his dismal view on modern society. The language is very fruity as are much of the visuals in this down and dirty look at the worst aspects of modern society.

read The Beard by Trinket Trance. Rated M.

Poor Peter doesn't know what he's in for… His very first day at a new school and the other kids are monsters, LITERAL monsters that is. He shares class with a Frankenstein's monster, a vampire, a mummy, and a Cthulhu to name a few. This was certainly NOT what he was expecting! He's just a normal kid afterall. It's going to be very interesting to see how he copes!
This is a black and white comic, all conventionally drawn, in simple, cartoon styled line art. The characters look great and the art is pretty consistent. It's a very funny, monster high school story. This comic is just starting so it's easy to get into and catch up. It updates weekly!
Read Scared by the Bell, by Dylandrawsdraws, rated E.

Sexy teens, a summer camp down by a lake, hormones, a mysterious legend of a roaming monster, and ancient Indian burial ground… all the ingredients are here and ready for a deadly red soup of murder! And a good old fashioned classic sex comedy. My fave characters so far are Sandra Van Dyke the douchey lesbian and Patricia O'Brien the aggressive Irish girl. This comic is a LOT of fun!
The art is black and white, the style is a sex-comedy, horror thriller. I have only two criticisms of the comic: the text in the beginning is a little hard to read and character lines are sometimes a little clumsy. Apart from that it's pretty good and always improving!
BE AWARE: this comic is rated Mature and there are instances of full frontal nudity.
Read Slaughter at Camp Notamoovi, by Freakenburger, rated M.

Meet Jaysin, a real talented comic creator who has made a new year's resolution goal to, wait for it, draw a new comic every day for 2017. The heart and soul of this comic explores a day in the life of Jaysin. Watch as he tries new foods, goes to museums, works on projects, hangs out with his friends, hunts for Pokemon, recovers from getting sick, and plays video games with his wife, Andy. This is a relatable comic to read especially for anyone who loves to draw comics.
The comic is drawn mostly in black and white, but there are panels with color thrown into the mix. The characters have great facial expressions and a wide variety of perspective angles are used.
Why have a slice of life when you can have the entire pizza of life? Read Half Hearted Headache by JaysinO, rated M for Mature.

Ying and Yan by TonyAlpsen

Ying and Yan are twin brothers who are joined at the hip…and the shoulder, and everything in between.

It's a simple, perfect premise for standalone jokes playing off the brothers' conjoined status, or the difference in their personalities, or snarky commentary on life in general.

The tone is somewhat dark but accessible humor, and reminds me of Willie Weirdie, the old series by Al Jaffee.

Ying is more open, curious, and straight-laced, while Yan is the snarky, mischievous one. That works out quite handily - if Yan's wry one-liners and punchlines came from the twin on our left, it would make the word balloons awkward! Tony Alpsen lucked out, there!

The art is digital, in full color, with simple character designs and facial expressions that are a lot of fun, especially the different reactions the brothers have to practically every situation.

The comic is a single-panel gag format. I flew through the archive very quickly and smiled and chuckled the whole way.

It's a premise I wish I'd thought of!


Ying and Yan by Tony Alpsen is rated T for Twins!

High school student, Hitomi ends up at the wrong place at the wrong time of night when she witnesses a young girl wearing her school's uniform get attacked. Strange events begin happening around town including an unexpected visit to her room by Hayate, a young man who was seen the previous night during the attack. Should Hitomi make acquaintance with strangers?
The art is drawn in the traditional manga style. It includes sound effects written in katakana with translations below each panel. The pages are drawn using a variety of mixed media, but the clean black and white lines are from using vectors. There is incredible precision used in each step to draw the characters that can be seen in Avart's other comic page: The Gloom Portfolio.
Unlock the mystery of these strange visitors in town and read The Gloom by Avart, rated M! (mature language, blood, mild violence, some fan service)

If you ever wanted to know some more about famous ancient Greek heroes and gods, but were fed up with the cartoony versions touted by Disney and the insane versions in Hollywood movies and video games, then this is the comic for you! This is a faithful retelling of the stories, coupled with amazing artwork that shows Greek people actually looking like Greek people. The artwork is beautiful, all in soft colour, there's great attention to detail on architecture, armour, clothing and even hairstyles. The writing is nicely adapted from original sources, but perhaps rather terse at times, although there is a lot of ground to cover in these stories so the brevity is understandable. -Warning: there is some tasteful nudity and a tasteful sex scene. Art by Anna Kharitonova, writting by Dimitris Manos, the same pen that brought us The Assassination of Franz Ferdinand.
By Centrifugal, rated M

Poor Isabella finds her life turned totally upside down in a way she would never have expected… But then it gets worse. The ultimate indignity a teenage girl can suffer: being cut off from social media! That tips things over the edge, and when the going gets tough, the tough get weirder. Isabella and her best friend Marybeth become hitgirlz for the mob! This is a fun, murderous, action comedy from the the same team that brought us GAAK and Chevalier, the pen of Daryl Hughes and the brush of Monique MacNaughton. The art is in Monique's signature style, but slightly anime-fied this time, and all in black white and grey.

Read HitGirlz, by Coydog, rated M.

Were you ever excited to go on field trips to the planetarium or natural history museum when you were a kid? If the answer is “Yes!” then you may get a kick out of Sedna, a comic about two brainiac youngsters that like to make science references to space astronomy, dinosaurs, chemistry, and geology. Sedna is a very smart girl who is constantly seen with her enormous telescope. Dini is her best friend and frequent play buddy and the two are always seen making references to science. This comic is adorable, but most importantly, it is educational and you might learn a thing or two about Saturn's satellites by reading the archive. The art is drawn digitally and makes use of a monochromatic color scheme for each individual page. The art style has very clean lines.
Bring out your inner science nerd and read Sedna by thomasmcdonell. Galileo would be proud.

The World Outside of Time by lizinverse


Tsukue is born one day into a mysterious world where she is given a purpose but she isn't like the others people there. she is more curious and dreams, she questions the world around her and their mysterious creator. Manga styled line art is combined with coloured pencils, and later digital colouring, to give a distinct look to this otherworldly fantasy. read the world outside of time by lizinverse.

Rawdale is fast becoming our resident political cartoonist! Hot on he heels of Jesus 2016 comes TRUMPed, a humorous and satirical take on the start of this latest US presidential administration. Love him or hate him, you have to admit that Trump is a pretty ridiculous figure who's pretty damn funny, Rawdale seems to agree with that and packs Turmped with both straight humour and biting satire!
This is a funny political photo comic!
Read TRUMPed, by Rawdale, rated M.

Deep in the forest lives a pale, white squirrel (that might not be a squirrel at all) and it instills fear in the hearts of the country folk who believe it to be an evil beast. The prince of the kingdom has vowed not to marry a bride until the creature has been killed as a testament to the power this squirrel has on the people. There is one brave soul among the crowd, a female archer who has ventured into the forest hoping to kill the beast and renew a sense of calm to the land. Her compassionate side shines through as one of her strengths when she assists an injured bird that was left to die in the forest. This is a story about Good versus Evil, Girl versus Nature, Archer versus Squirrel.
The art is Beautiful!! It is a combination of black ink, handwritten letters, and watercolor paint on textured watercolor paper. If you are a fan of comics drawn in a traditional art style, then this is a must read.
Please read The Archer and the Squirrel by Tieback to follow the young archer deep into the dark woods and discover if she will come across the legendary squirrel. Rated E.

Unfruity and Nonchalant is the product you would get if you mixed a Keith Haring painting in a bowl with absolute cuteness. The simple style tells a quick story in one, two, three, or four panels while only using a single color (now THAT is talent!). The text dialogue is down to a minimum so it is up to the reader to make sense of the story in their head, whether it is a muffin top growing legs and walking away or an ice cream cone doing the same. This is a comic that will allow you to take a break from a long week, and trust me, you will be glad you did. The art is drawn digitally and it makes great use of monochromatic color choices.
Read Unfruity and Nonchalant by mparella rated E.

Witness the birth of Salamander, a super-heroine granted powers by a fire salamander.

Erin is a fairly average 22 year old working in a pet store until the store is hit by an arson attack,
when her life is in danger things take a dramatic change.

Salamander is shaping up to be a LGBT themed superhero tale with mysterious unfolding around the heroine. Sumptuous manga inspired art carries the action and delivers the drama excellently.

Check out Salamander by Saint Bree. Rated T

Imagine a world where everyone woke up one day and fully committed to doing the right thing. Blood donation lines would be out the door; Models would advocate against sweatshop labor; Animal poachers would no longer feel the need to kill; Oil companies would switch to green alternatives. It is possible to get a peak into that world by reading the RIGHTEOUS webcomic. Chapter Zero shows several different news scenarios where the main characters have a change of heart and actively try to make a positive difference. Each page will leave you feeling better than the last and might even inspire you to do the same in your own life.
The art is digitally colored and uses digitally inked lines and vibrant colors. The art style is even reminiscent of traditional comic book art.
Commit to do the right thing and read RIGHTEOUS by righteouscomic, rated E!

This wonderful anthology comic in the making is a collection of gothic tales (who'd a thunk it?) although so far only the one has been published. It has sumptuous cover art and the first tale “The Spider” has beautifully stylized art and is light on dialogue. What dialogue the comic has, is in french but fear not it is very easy to follow even if you speak french like a British tourist. The art is detailed and oozes personality as it draws you into the gothic world depicted within.

Read Mr Valdemar and other gothic tales. Rated E

Little Lara is the last single human person left in the whole of the universe. She's a funny little girl with white hair and dark skin, which isn't surprising given the nasty radiation in space… Which is where she finds herself: picked up by some weird looking aliens on a big starship, filled with horrors who will soon become her friends and protectors. This is an action scifi story by the amazing and prolific Udyr! The colouring and art are the great stuff we've come to expect from Udyr. The story has comedy, pathos and intrigue. Come along for the ride! Read E X T I N C T, by Udyr, rated M.