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Comics

Comics that I've read and enjoyed, and am now recommending to you!

Webcomics

Aphelion

by Gloria Reynolds
Hard sci-fi with incredible artwork and worldbuilding. Check out the artist's blog for more in-depth notes.

Rice Boy

by Evan Dahm
Rice Boy is a brightly colored and surreal fantasy adventure story, set in the ninth century of the Red Age of Overside.

Vattu

by Evan Dahm
Vattu is an anthropological fantasy epic; a story following a member of a nomadic culture caught in the midst of a clash of cultures.

Brainchild

by Suzanne Geary
A strange, supernatural mystery of mutants and medical malpractice.

Kill Six Billion Demons

by Abbadon
An intense, surreal fantasy epic set in a world of angels, demons, and demiurges.

Nature of Nature's Art

by Zachary Braun
A collection of comics about an alternate Earth where animals make their foray into sapience.

False Edge

by Marissa Shaw
Hera inherits the curse of her family with the responsibility to care for a Fiend.

Demon Street

by Aliza Layne
A girl returns from the dead, befriending a Demon and Angel who fall in love. Together they discover that the afterlife ain't what it used to be...

Gather Ye Power

by logmore
Just a boy and a rat out here collecting powers.

Witchy

by Ariel Ries
In the witch kingdom Hyalin, the strength of your magic is determined by the length of your hair.

Paranatural

by Zack Morrison
A group of superpowered middle schoolers fight evil spirits and investigate paranormal activity in their hometown.

Gunnerkrigg

by Tom Siddell
A strange girl at a strange school. Better around the middle, recent pages are lacking.

Bicycle Boy

by Jackarais
A post-apocalyptic sci-fi adventure starring an amnesiac cyborg who sets out to find answers.

Hark! A Vagrant

by Kate Beaton
Absolutely classic gag comic with a focus on literature and history.

XKCD

by Randall Munroe
A long running-comic about math, physics, science, and many other things.

Creebobby

by Anthony Clark
Defunct slice-of-life comic that did not run very long, but had some good pages regardless.

Nedroid Picture Diary

by Anthony Clark
Long running-comic featuring, among other things the adventures of Beartato, Reginald and their friends.

Gunshow

by KC Green
Classic webcomic that spawned a lot of frequently reposted images and quotes that you've likely seen before.

Manga

Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind

by Hayao Miyazaki
After the end of the world, a princess who loves insects and hates killing tries to keep peace in a quickly escalating conflict.

Dungeon Meshi

by Ryoko Kui
Laius and his party return to a dungeon to save his sister after she was eaten by a dragon - and, as they can't afford food, decide to eat the monsters.

Dorohedoro

by Q Hayashida
Gruesome and creative. Dorohedoro is a story about food and friendship, and a terrible, grotesque mystery.

Full Metal Alchemist

by Hiromu Arakawa
Alchemist brothers, Ed and Alphonse Elric, journey to search for a way to restore their bodies after making a terrible mistake.

Mob Psycho 100

by ONE
A powerful esper named Mob learns to deal with his incredible psychic powers, as well as his tendency to bottle up his own emotions to control them.

My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness

by Nagata Kabi
An autobiographical comic diary of an artist's struggle with loneliness and intimacy.

The Way of the Househusband

by Kousuke Oono
Follow an ex-yakuza boss who retires from crime to become a househusband.

Yotsuba&!

by Kiyohiko Azuma
Slice of life of a wierd little girl.

Other Comics

Hellboy

by Mike Mignola
Stories of a demon named Hellboy, who investigates and battles paranormal forces and creatures of folklore.

Moomin

by Tove Jansson
A series of short stories and comics with charming art and a sometimes moody atmosphere.

Persepolis

by Marjane Satrapi
An autobiography that depicts her childhood up to her early adult years in Iran during the Islamic Revolution.