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ECCC Laughs at Itself in the Webcomic ‘Tales from the Con’
ECCC Laughs at Itself in the Webcomic ‘Tales from the Con’
ECCC Laughs at Itself in the Webcomic ‘Tales from the Con’
This weekend, comic book fans and pros are flocking to Seattle for Emerald City Comicon. It's a magical time, when the aisles are lined with quarter bins and fans can tell their favorite writers exactly where their comics went wrong. Conventions aren't everyone's cup of Seattle coffee, but ECCC knows that some of us wouldn't trade the long lines, over-caffeinated cosplayers and weird fan-pro inte
‘RiGBY the Barbarian’ Webcomic Casts a Wisecracking Archaeologist as the Chosen One
‘RiGBY the Barbarian’ Webcomic Casts a Wisecracking Archaeologist as the Chosen One
‘RiGBY the Barbarian’ Webcomic Casts a Wisecracking Archaeologist as the Chosen One
With the exception of Buffy Summers, messianic warriors fated to vanquish evil tend to be male: Harry Potter, Neo and Philip J. Fry each have destiny and a Y-chromosome on their side. If the female chosen one still plays as a subversion on 21st-Century TV sets, then imagine how a patriarchal, medieval-esque society would feel if a woman came trotting into their camp waving their culture's very ow
Garth Ennis’ Bloody Post-Apocalyptic ‘Crossed’ Gets a Free Webcomic Spinoff
Garth Ennis’ Bloody Post-Apocalyptic ‘Crossed’ Gets a Free Webcomic Spinoff
Garth Ennis’ Bloody Post-Apocalyptic ‘Crossed’ Gets a Free Webcomic Spinoff
Garth Ennis and Jacen Burrows' pandemic horror comic Crossed has been in print since 2008, but now Avatar Press is taking the brutal act online with a webcomic sequel. Crossed: Wish You Were Here (not safe for work or anyone with a sensitive stomach) has just debuted, giving all of its gory murder and dolphin rape away for free...
Dylan Meconis’ ‘Family Man’ Blends History, Theology and Very Subtle Werewolves
Dylan Meconis’ ‘Family Man’ Blends History, Theology and Very Subtle Werewolves
Dylan Meconis’ ‘Family Man’ Blends History, Theology and Very Subtle Werewolves
There aren't many comics that crack jokes about post-Reformation theology, but Dylan Meconis manages to make those jokes both incredibly funny and surprisingly accessible in her historical webcomic Family Man. Set in 1768 before the formation of Germany, it follows Luther Levy, a disgraced theology scholar who has taken a lecturing position at a strange university stranded in the wilderness... Re
Best Webcomics Ever (This Week) 3.4.12
Best Webcomics Ever (This Week) 3.4.12
Best Webcomics Ever (This Week) 3.4.12
Welcome back to another round-up of Best Webcomics Ever (This Week). If you're playing along at home, please remember that the only way to win is by leaving a comment at the end of this post about your favorite series, as it makes my job easier...

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