webseries

Just a year into reviving nearly 20 dormant Namco video games such as Galaga, Dig Dug and Katamari with webcomics by contemporary talent, ShiftyLook is venturing into animation with a new animated webseries based on Bravoman, the site's most popular strip...

Sandeep Parikh explored video game tropes extensively in the naughty Legend of Neil web series and now, as pointed out by Topless Robot, he's set his sights on super heroes in the equally inappropriate comedy series Save the Supers. Organized just like serialized superhero titles, the series will span seven "issues," each exploring how our changing world might impact unhinged Super Frien

If you didn't have a chance to watch all 10 episodes of Ed Brubaker's highly enjoyable "Angel of Death" web series on Crackle before it was taken down and sold on DVD, we have some excellent news: It's back online here at ComicsAlliance as one complete movie, and absolutely free to watch...

Ever wanted to know what it was like to work at a comic book shop without all the actual work, plus a dose of wackiness? Then the new web series "The Variants" may just be your cup of comic book tea. The series follows the misadventures of comic shop owner Richard and his employees Joe, Barry, Keli and Vlad...