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Published March 31, 2017
Tag: webcomics
Published December 11, 2013
Emily Carroll Through the Woods
I really like Emily Carroll‘s online horror comics, so I’m really pleased that a collection of her work is going to be published by Simon & Schuster next July. Through the Woods will include comics like His Face All Red as well as some new, but similarly dark and folkloric, short stories Carroll has been working on.
(via Robot 6)
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Published November 1, 2013
Out of Skin by Emily Carroll
Just in time for Halloween and clocks going back, Canadian artist Emily Carroll has posted a chilling new webcomic called Out of Skin. Although it can be read a standalone story, Carroll says on her blog that she considers it “part of a trilogy in terms of setting & theme” with her earlier comics His Face All Red and Margot’s Room, both of which are well worth reading if you haven’t doesn’t already.
Happy Halloween!
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Published August 9, 2013
Nimona by Noelle Stevenson
I’m ever so late to this, but Noelle Stevenson‘s Harvey nominated webcomic Nimona really is terrific:
The series will be published by HarperCollins in 2015.
(via Waxy)
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Published March 18, 2013
Webcomics on Off Book
The latest episode of PBS Off Book on webcomics features interviews with Nick Gurewitch (The Perry Bible Fellowship), the fabulous Lucy Knisley (Stop Paying Attention pictured above), and others:
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Published February 1, 2012
Better Bookshelves by Grant Snider
Another lovely webcomic for book nerds by Grant Snider:
(I need the childproof bookshelves)
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Published January 18, 2012
What were you raised by Wolves? by Vera Brosgol
Cartoonist Vera Brosgol has posted her startling, wordless mini-comic What Were You Raised by Wolves? online. Read it in its entirety here.
(via Robot 6)
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Published November 17, 2011
Literary Devices
The Random Analogy Generator and other literary devices from Grant Snider:
(via This Isn’t Happiness)
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Published November 2, 2011
Blood
Did you read the end of Emily Carroll’s gothic horror story Margot’s Room? She did say there would be blood. But holy shit… Amazing.
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Published October 3, 2011
Margot’s Room by Emily Carroll
I was really impressed by Emily Carroll’s Halloween comic His Face All Red last year, so I’m very much looking forward to reading Carroll’s new 5-part story Margot’s Room.
According to Carroll, the story will be updated every Friday until the end of October, with a new line of poetry providing a clue to the whereabouts of the next comic in the illustrated room. The first instalment ‘Flowers’ was posted last Friday (hint: click the flowers).
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Published September 28, 2011
Outfoxed by Dylan Meconis
Outfoxed is a beautiful new 20 -page fairytale by cartoonist Dylan Meconis.
The whole comic is available online, and there’s more about the genesis of the comic on Dylan’s blog.
(via Alan Trotter)
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Published June 28, 2011
The Prince & The Sea | Emily Carroll
I loved last year’s spooky His Face All Red, and now cartoonist Emily Carroll has just posted a new, similarly atmospheric strip called The Prince & The Sea.
Carroll recently won the Joe Shuster Award for ‘Outstanding Webcomics Creator.’
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