Yumi is an Oni girl, that's a type of Japanese spirit with horns. She's also a streamer… at least she WANTS to be. Things aren't going so well at the moment. She's looking at what's out there and it's all pretty weird and in your face! Swearing gamers, big boobed bubble-heads, angry political squawkers, anime pervs and more. What will her streaming style turn out to be? Stay tuned to find out! This is a slice of life manga style comedy with a lot of bright, bold happy colours and clear artwork. At the moment the story is a funny meta commentary on streaming.

Read - Oni Streamer Builds a Mech, by MoeAlmighty, rated T.

Water cooler gossip and rough days at work result in many indoor evenings at home filled with video games. Solemn Sad Blue “W”, is best friends with Mad Red “M”, an online streamer. Watch Sad W battle against servers of name-calling gamers and less than favorite game-picks in exchange for the aspiration to become a popular streamer. Real world adventures ensue when “W” battles a Monster Pirate “R” while searching the public sewers for Sympathetic “Y’s” car keys.
A two-by-two comic strip format, in full-color.
Watch Sad W’s Zangief defeat Mad M’s Guile and read Sad W by Sstavix, rated E!

A succubus is a very particular kind of demon, sexy and extremely dangerous… And Mary is an exceptionally dangerous demon. Mary wasn't always a succubus, she had a very traumatic transition into becoming one. She was human and alive once, a horrible event changed all that. Now she's out for revenge. She's back in town to settle some heavy scores and take her pound of flesh, literally. Succubus is a true horror comic, so reader BEWARE. There are various strong themes that might by triggers- sexual violence is referenced.
Succubus is the joint project of the long time collaborative team Monique MacNaughton and Darryl Hughes, the art and writing talents respectively. The art is in Monique's signature retro style, quite textual, lots of heavy blacks with thick outlines and deep shading, with some accents of colour. The story is a horror revenge mystery thriller told from the point of view of the “monster”.

Read - Succubus, by Coydog and TheDeeMan, rated M.

The road to self-actualization is filled with arduous challenges and obstacles. The climb is high and many have previously attempted the climb with little success. The journey to the tip of the pyramid is the goal, once food, shelter, clothing, and relationships become an after-thought. Daily interactions expose the fragility of modern relationships and the impermanence of a dream home.
The comic pages are produced in black and white using precise and professional inked lines and text bubbles.
Turn up the adrenaline and get up to ramming speed and read UP THE PYRAMID by BUDLO, rated E!

Insurance investigator, Mr Donahoo, AKA Possum, has been tasked with finding the missing Freddy Reno. The deeper he digs the more complicated the puzzle becomes. Everyone has a stake in Mr Reno and some of those stakes are pretty high! Just what exactly happened to Freddy and why??? This is a story involving the international world of competitive fish breeding, organised crime, police corruption, feuds, spies, and murder. Who could guess the story of a pet shop owner could be this exciting? This is a retro detective story with a touch of noir and some great 70s, 80s, and 90s visual styling. It's a comic with a very arty look, making use of heavily altered photos, thickly stylised figures, and broad areas of undifferentiated colours. Freddy Reno Went Missing is a compelling and addictive piece of work.

Read - Freddy Reno Went Missing, by OrGiveMeDeath_Ind, rated M.

Blue, alone, and confused. Sadie, wake up.
We have been through this scene before: the road, the snow, the car, the sharp right turn. It was an accident. You do not want to go down there. Sadie, you are a ghost. We all are ghosts, so stop revisiting the past and wake up. Life as a ghost can get repetitive (especially when the tenants ask if the place is haunted). There are monsters present, but they will have problems lurking under Sadie’s watch.
The art utilizes a monochromatic blue color scheme as many scenes take place in the evening and perhaps on another dimensional plane.
Battle beasts with Sadie and read Ghost Network by ohnomelon, rated T!

A young fellow, full of promise and vim shows up at the front door of a mansion hoping to find a position as the butler of the house. To his surprise the mistress accepts him on the spot, and thus begins his first day of work. It does not go as smoothly as the hiring process however! This fellow is singularly unsuited for any position at all let alone that of butler. The chaos that ensues might not be all his fault, but it certainly is amusing to watch. The art is all black and white, gestural line art, full of energy and spontaneity. The story is simple and sparing, a physical, slapstick comedy mainly told through imagery with minimal text.

Read - The New Butler, by TENSA1, rated T.

“Breaking news,” a voice under the radio static announces, “two children went missing this early evening after leaving the main square. Parents are advised to keep their children at home until more information is available.” The radio signal fades before returning back to the normal schedule. The night before Alan’s birthday also means the one year anniversary since a mysterious disappearance on Halloween, as well as the perfect opportunity to sneak out the back window to meet up with trusted friend, Gritty. The two walk around the dreary sidewalks at night while dark shadows and flashing eyes sneak up behind them. A very sinister visitor is waiting and lurking, as a terrified voice blares, “DON’T COVER YOUR EARS!”
The art is fully drawn and painted digitally. The colors are vivid and bright with great attention to background details. Professional lettering and text bubbles.
Sneak out without getting caught and read Caveston by caveston, rated T!

tOne day a very clever, suave and stylish fairy fellow decided to run a social experiment… He wanted to know if a group of supernatural creatures and monsters could share a house together. So he let out his lovely house by a lake rent free to any creature who wanted to come, as long as they weren't human… This looks set to be an adventure and a groovy ensemble sitcom with a host of characters. I'm just waiting to see how it will develop! So far there are only two characters in the house but from the look of the header there's set to be many more! The art is simple but lovely and colourful with some cool effects. The story is a fantasy comedy. The setup reminds me of Hazbin hotel and our very own Charby the Vampiraite, so if you like those you will probably like this.

Read - Welcome to my House, by Zobazollia, rated E.

The rent is due, Atom Man! There is no time to sleep all day while a big robot destroys half of downtown, time to get ready and fight a metal Cyclops. Later in the evening, the news features an explosion at Centra-Tech, a power research facility, and its CEO Simon Grange conveniently glosses over any mention of Atom Man in the reports. It appears that it is time to, once again, move on to the next adventure: Bowling.
The art is sketched out and painted digitally. Handwritten text bubbles. Vivid, clear, and bright color palette
Find out if Atom Man will pay Benny the landlord a fair share of rent and read Atom Man by gusbgreene, rated M!

Danny is a bit of a pot-head, apart from that he's just an average high school kid. That is till he falls through a hatch in the ground and suddenly discovers he has super powers! He starts cleaning up his neighborhood and getting rid of the local gangs, only to run into some bigger fish and find himself the target of some heavy attacks. This is a superhero origin story, there's a little more violence and swearing than most. The writing is very compressed to the point that some parts are skipped over, and the art is quite simplified in places- the figures and faces are great and look pretty cool in the way they're stylised but machines and architecture are sometimes too simplified. It has an interesting format, being a too panel strip, so it's good for quick reading and would fit well as a traditional newspaper comic. The art is all greyscale and digital.

Read - ORIGIN by David Abiola Olukoga, by Davidxolukoga, rated M.

“I found you in pretty bad shape,” mentions the scruffy, bearded Issac as a hot canteen of liquid is passed around the fire, “I want to ask you a few questions, just to make sure nothing is wrong, ok? What planet are we on?” The obsidian-haired stranger responds in kind, “Depends on who you ask, I like to call it…Nowhere.” Cassandra “Cassie” York, a mercenary on a mission, is looking to reclaim missing electric melee weapons and discover whether pirate’s blood runs through Captain Tsar’s veins. Cassie battles bounty hunters with swords and hand-to-hand combat, while still having time to jump into puddles when it rains.
This black and white comic features hand-lettered fonts and unique shaped text bubbles. The stunning chapter covers are in full-color.
Find out if Cassie will become a bounty hunter or a pirate and read Cassie York in the Purple Nowhere Part I by AidenGrunge, rated E!

A small gang of imprisoned tough guys are “offered” the chance to do some advanced military training… It turns out that a little earlier while they were meeting in a park to discuss their dastardly plans when an alien starship abducted them and they may or may not have rampaged on the craft. Perhaps we'll find out?
This is an interesting specimen! The art strongly reminds me of Masumne Shirrow's work in Ghost in the Shell and Apple Seed, it has a very 1980s manga look: Black and white and lots of traditional half-tones. The dialogue however features some very bad syntax so it would seem to indicate that English isn't MG78's first language. This makes it quite a challenge to decipher the meaning, but I think it's worth it because it's a cool premise and that art is awesome. I just wish MG78 had a proof reader.

Read - Team 541, by Mg78, rated E.

Take a dip with Jemmy and the cutest penguin named Waggy, as they battle it out with a cephalopod-like creature in the hot springs. Follow a hologram projecting Oob to a nest of adorable Poqos that it is destined to protect. Discover rest and solitude on the Moon of the Gardens with Jasper Udyan, a lovely Flower. There is no shortage of adventure or adorable dodos wherever Space Daddy travels. He really is the “daddiest Daddy in Space”.
This comic starts off in full color and switches to grayscale. The comic strip layout demonstrates experimentation in panel dimension sizing, which makes for a more comfortable reader experience.
Join the Galactic Explorers Alliance Starfleet and read Space Daddy Adventures by hushicho, rated M!

Who's up for a single panel gag strip? YOU should be because this is a great little one right here. Lots of quick easy one liner laughs in this this comedy comic. Some of the jokes are tangentially topical and some surreal, but mostly is just plain humour. Some of them made me chuckle, some I didn't even smile at. and some made me burst out laughing out loud and grin broadly. A good mix of funny for everyone. The art is highly stylised and retro (very 1950s/60s), digital, black and white with a colour background. It's nice to look at, made with a good sense of design.

Read - TWO PENNY VAUDVILLE, by CRYSTALPEN, rated E.

Ayanna navigates while Alek takes the wheel of their father’s Amberjack HK-36L-247 during a salvage claim expedition. This is the Planet Madriu, where scavengers, hi-jackers, and claim jumpers are the only threat in addition to being wiped out from riding too fast—not to mention the growing population of wild hogs with terrific tusks that are multiplying by the minute! Salvaging machine parts in space never gets old.
The comic utilizes a color palette made up of ocean greens and cool blues. Full-page comic story format in digital color.
Get Ayanna back to the ship and read Wrota Metro by byj561, rated M!

First there was the Battle girl league, then came the Femoids. But once humans wanted to join in on the action, the Battle Girls League of Super Warriors was formed. The rumble between Dark Sword and Passion Pink has just begun. Herein this comic lies a range of mixed martial arts to melee weapons; fist-fighting to sword-fighting; wardrobe malfunction antics; and interactions between Interstellar individuals.
This series celebrates a long-awaited return to a comic style that showcases set design, costume design, script writing, and customized body sculpting skills. There are several cameos of familiar faces from bravo1102’s other comics such as “Battle of the Robofemoids”.
Learn whether White Dancer or Masked Ginger was victorious and read INTERSTELLAR BATTLE GIRLS LEAGUE of SUPER WARRIORS by bravo1102, rated M!

Penguins are dressy little birds in white tie that swim like fish and only live in the coldest places on the entire planet, right? Wrong! They live a bit further afield than that, like the good birds of Latitude Zero, living together on the lovely tropical Galapagos Islands, hence the name of the comic “Latitude Zero”, which is where they are, on the equator. We start by following one of the cast, a skinny fellow doing what comes naturally to Penguins, namely hunting fish. It's all told visually in a very readable manner, almost like a Pixar movie, but this activity is nothing out of the ordinary for a penguin… It's only when it emerges from the depths that we get the TRUE reveal… I won't spoil it. This looks to be a fun comic about a little ensemble cast of characters. It's just now starting and this is the chapter where we're introduced to the little buggers so keep reading along with it to find out more.
The art is colourful, highly sylised, professional and very slick with all sorts of clever tricks employed to make it stand out and flow. The story is very visual, this is a comedy adventure anthropomorphic comic.

Read - Latitude Zero, by Pyroguin, rated E.

There is a town called Eau Claire in Northwestern Wisconsin, East of Menomonie, and neighbor to Chippewa Falls. Fresh in recent history, the Stick-Figure Apocalypse is a journal comic that began at the start of the global pandemic of 2020 and serves as a written record of the local events and global events from that year. This comic highlights the spirit of Eau Claire: Olson’s in Downtown still served ice cream; a run-in with a good friend at Festival grocery store; purchasing a whole grocery cart of apples; a tubing trip down the Chippewa River; and taking walks through the cemetery show so many examples of how the narrator, Matthew’s pandemic life was eventful.
The comic is drawn in black-and-white and uses half-page comic panels. The characters are all drawn in detailed stick-figure style.
Relive events from over the last two years, just in time for the New Year and read Stick Figure Apocalypse by MattDavise, rated E!

About 50 years ago people with superpowers started to emerge. This caused chaos and terror as society tried to find a new balance and cope with all these crazy people running around with amazing abilities causing destruction and fear, even vigilantes on the side of justice were a problem. Eventually things sorted themselves out and the state took control, cracking down hard on these chaotic elements in society. Most people seem quite content with things as they are and officially sanctioned vigilantes support that status quo, however, not everyone is quite so sanguine, there are super-powered terrorists who want change! Giovani wants to become a state hero… This is a superhero comic with original characters. The art is bold, clean, crisp and fully black and white. The dialogue is a little challenging because the author is Italian and translated this from their native tongue, but you can get the gist despite the odd syntax.

Read - Giovani Vigilanti, by Urekgp, rated E.

An out of the blue phone call is the catalyst that sends Agnes walking across the city in the middle of the night to check-in on Lulu, a long-lost friend from the past. This impromptu visit involves singing, hot baths, drinking Tiger Tea, catching up on meals, and hanging out with a cat named “Mister Buttface”. A story based on feelings and experiences of loss that are relatable to the human condition.
The comic experiments with different monochromatic, restful color schemes. The layout is in a square, four-panel format.
Take some quality time out of the day for self-care and read Tiger Tea by PaddyWolfe, rated M!

Pep Squad is a classic gag strip that follows the adventures of a small group of attractive high school cheerleaders as they fumble their way through cheers, score points off of one another and try and survive the rigors of high school! They're attractive, dressed as cheerleaders and they're funny so it's a great combo. This is a funny, light, slice of life gag-a-day comic in a classic newspaper style and format. It's full colour, with good looking, stylised, cute, sexy art. Dave Mire has been making this comic for over ten years, though there aren't that many comic strips, and he's shown great consistency of style and tone over that time!

Read - Pep Squad, by Dave Mire, rated E.

Originating in the countryside of Ontario province is a simple tale of a most beloved ice sport, Hockey. The Ferda Boys consist of Newton, Uehara, Furtado, Araujo, Amond, and Cera among other teammates drafted to the underdog Junior C Team. Lugging a heavy bag home after practicing for three hours on ice and then reading comics until falling asleep by eight is a typical day. Teamwork in hockey is summed up by sage advice in the comic, “Your focus must be team achievements, not individual marks.”
The art is drawn in full black and white comic pages. A lot of care and attention to detail can be found in the backgrounds.
Take a peak into the private world of hockey players and read Ferda Boys by Hockey Webcomics, rated E!

Olivia has always seen a bit more than others… she has the sight, It serves her well with the creatures with which she deals, terrifying monsters beyond normal human understanding. Her activities aren't exactly on the up and up though so she has to be extra careful. Her clients tend to be from the literal underworld. This eventually and inevitably brings her into conflict with the police. Now she has to work with them in order to return to safety. There are creatures of the fairy folk, werewolves, ogres and more in Catch22. It's an urban fantasy as told by Guy Ritchie, staring a woman with David Bowie eyes. The art is all pen on paper with some colour and nice to look at in the action adventure story!

Read - Catch 22, by OrcDaddy, rated M.

Jocelyn is about to start the school year as a new student at NRM High School. Thankfully, the school’s computer lab is home to epic fanfic writer, Shannon, who embraces the word “nerd”. This unforgettable friendship is preserved in a slice of life comic that takes place in the year 2012. There are subtle references to Nine Day’s song “Absolutely (Story of a Girl), Windows ‘97, and jumbo desktop monitors.
The art is drawn in this awesome, nostalgic monochromatic indigo-blue color scheme with vector screen textures. Great backgrounds, exciting facial expressions, and fashionable outfits.
Relive the school years and read c h h t by princefishie lover, rated T!