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Morgana & Oz, Vol. 1 | Review
A surprising friendship springs up when a witch accidentally turns a vampire into a cat in this charming webtoon.
UnOrdinary | Review
Two teens, one with superpowers and one without, become friends in this new series that originated on Webtoon.
Interview with Frederick L. Jones of Saturday AM
Today, Renee Scott interviews Frederick L. Jones, who is spearheading the Saturday AM line of diverse manga.
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Azuki Manga | Interview
Evan Minto and Abbas Jaffery talk about their digital manga service, Azuki.
Exclusive First Look at ‘Scurry’ | Preview
We’re kicking off the week with an exclusive first look at Scurry, an upcoming graphic novel from Image’s young-readers imprint Skybound Comet in February 2023. It’s actually not the first glimpse of this story, as it has been running as a webcomic on the Webtoon platform, but of course the book will look different. The […]
Review: ‘Calla Cthulhu’
Calla Cthulhu Writers: Evan Dorkin and Sarah Dyer Artists: Erin Humiston and Mario A. Gonzalez Dark Horse Books; $12.99 Rated 14+ The mythos of cosmic horror that H.P. Lovecraft created and curated during his short writing career has always proved a curiously inviting and creatively fertile milieu for other writers to work in, on, and […]
Interview: John Allison on ‘Bad Machinery’
John Allison’s Bad Machinery is a cheeky, funny story about English schoolchildren who solve mysteries, and now it’s coming out in a new, easier-to-read format. Bad Machinery started out as a webcomic, and you can still read the original in its entirety at Allison’s site (start here, and set aside some time). Then Oni Press […]
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