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Category Archives: Web Comics
The Möbius Comic
In addition to his quite remarkable autobiographical strips, John “Nohj” Cullen likes to skirt the boundaries of what is possible in short comics with his Gramfel series, if not simply how far you can take a Garfield parody without getting … Continue reading
The perils of taking a cab
Illustrated PEN is a weekly feature on the PEN America website showcasing some of the best non-fiction and reportage comics around. The latest installment is a funny comic by Eric Orner about the joys and risks of taking a cab in Israel … Continue reading
Kerbaj gets as meta as can be
In a series on the quite excellent Drawing The Times website, which is dedicated to journalism in comics format, Lebanese cartoonist Mazen Kerbaj takes a quite meta approach to the idea, and decides to document his search for a subject worthy … Continue reading
Albania ho!
British comics creator Richard Cowdry takes a bit of the cake that Guy Delisle baked by following his partner on an adventure abroad. Can’t wait to read his impressions and thoughts on life in Tirana.
Here be watchmen
With a title like, To Set A Watchman, it’s small wonder that Harper Lee‘s new novel rings a bell with even the most casual reader of graphic novels. However, leave it to Ruben Bolling to use that pavlovian response and … Continue reading
Hands inside the panel!
The joke is as old as comics themselves, I guess, but this version by Alex Norris, is a funny, inventive new take on it. What’s more, it’s just one of the many strips by Alex that reveal this refreshingly offbeat … Continue reading
The Dartmoor Pegasus
Every now and again, if you wait long enough, something delightful will pop up on your screen that you didn’t know about and that makes you simply happy. The Magnificent Dartmoor Pegasus Named Kevin is a new web comic by Philip Reeve … Continue reading
Behold, The Comics machine
My pal Gene Kannenberg has set himself the challenge of creating an abstract comic every single day for a year. So far he’s done two takes on the Family Circus, a single strip comic and a few longer ones, such … Continue reading
Calvin and Garfield
Pandyland takes the Garfield Without Garfield / Calvin Without Hobbes to a next nihilist-existentialist level, with additional Dilbert admin. My head hurts!
FIDH Annual report in comic format
It would seem that there’s a huge surge in reporting comics happening, on websites like Symbolia and The Nib. FIDH, the world-wide human rights movement, goes one step further and published its 2013 yearly report in one big infographic in comics … Continue reading