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Read this wonderfully surreal webcomic about intergalactic orgasms and the moon landing.February 22, 2021 at 7:34 AM  Tags: Post, Comics, News, Funny, Webcomics, Cartoons, Cartoonists, Aliens, The moon, Conspiracy Theories, Moon Landing, Surreal, Web Comics, To The Moon, Mads Horwath 143 people like this. Like Read this powerfully personal comic about top surgery from the creator of "She-ra" and "Lumberjanes"January 4, 2021 at 10:21 AM  Tags: Post, Comics, News, Webcomics, Netflix, Transgender, Lgbtq, Trans, Webcomic, Transgender Rights, Stevenson, Eisner, LGBTQIA, Queer, Genderqueer, Noelle Stevenson 136 people like this. Like Read this moving webcomic about peaches as they related to mental health and racism.September 10, 2020 at 9:15 AM At The Catapult, writer/artist Shing Yin Khor has an incredibly beautiful illustrated essay about her relationship with peaches and depression — connecting both things back to their own Chinese heritage, and to the fruit's relationship with Confederate white supremacy in America. Khor takes a touching personal narrative and deftly weaves it through and around hundreds of years of colonialism and racism in a way that's beautiful, resonant, and thought-provoking.
I came away from this short co...Tags: Post, Comics, News, Webcomics, Mental Health, Depression, Chinese Culture, Racism, Visual Art, Peaches, The South, Confederate States of America, Web Comics, Shing Yin Khor, America Khor 27 people like this. Like A black cartoonist had a powerful comic about police protests pulled from the New York TimesSeptember 1, 2020 at 12:38 PM Illustrator/Cartoonist Ronald Wimberly shared on his Patreon:
The comic was scheduled as the lasts to run in The Diary Project Series on the back page of the Arts page of this Sunday's NY times. The editor told me that, after much deliberation, after rigorous discussion that went to the top of editorial, the center image of the burning cop car was too much. …something about "editorializing violence". They couldn't see it running anywhere in the entire paper. I was told I could remove the cen...Tags: Post, Comics, News, Censorship, New York Times, Cartooning, Black Lives Matter, Patreon, Political Art, Web Comics, Ronald Wimberly, Political Cartoons, PDT Wimberly, New York Times Company Street Lights, Ronald Wimberly Patreon 5 people like this. Like A bleakly touching webcomic compares our apocalyptic fantasies to the real experience of coronavirus quarantineMay 28, 2020 at 7:49 AM Nate Powell is the writer and artist behind About Face, a brilliant webcomic about America's obsession with fascist fashion. His latest comic, Hide Out, is less of a macro-scale political analysis, and more of a quiet, reflective, internal piece about life in apocalyptic scenarios — but it's just as powerful, and just as much worth reading.
icymi, my new comic “Hide Out” is up at The Nib— old, romantic visions of The End shattered by the disorienting quiet of mass deaths in our slow motion ca...Tags: Post, News, Webcomics, America, Apocalypse, Webcomic, Nate Powell, Quarantine, Web Comics, About Face, Coronavirus, Life Under Lockdown, Quarantine Life, Coronavirus Lockdown, Autobiographical comics 42 people like this. Like Enjoy "iCthulhu," a free Lovecraftian cyberpunk webcomicJanuary 10, 2020 at 6:44 AM  Tags: Iphone, Post, Comics, New York, News, Cyberpunk, Dave, Digital Archives, Cthulhu, Lovecraft, Karen Gillan, Kieron Gillen, Web Comics, Anti)lovecraftian, Comic Art, Thom Dunn 66 people like this. Like Suburban Metal Dad #880: “Trick or Treat”October 28, 2019 at 4:41 PM  Tags: Halloween, Music, Holidays, Webcomics, Office Party, Candy, Suburban Metal Dad, D.x. Ferris, Webcomic, Samhain, Douche, AirPods, Airpod, Web Comics, The Watercooler, Metal Dad |
