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Does anyone else read webcomics?
I was wondering if anyone else around here consistently reads any of the many webcomics out there. I really love reading XKCD, CommitStrip, Questionable Content, Alice Grove, and Mare Internum. If...
I was wondering if anyone else around here consistently reads any of the many webcomics out there. I really love reading XKCD, CommitStrip, Questionable Content, Alice Grove, and Mare Internum.
If you'd like to have a discussion about art styles, writing, the communities around the comics, how in the world Randall Munroe manages to continually come up with ideas for comics that make XKCD even more relevant for everything, or whatever else you might want to talk about, I'd love to talk with you about it.
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Leading Ladies Humble Bundle - Monstress, Saga, Paper Girls, and more!
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“That’s a lot of me. I’m sorry.”: Talking with Julia Wertz about ambition, self-deprecation, and learning how to be earnest
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When Tintin entered the Cold War. As a spy thriller, 1954’s The Calculus Affair was far ahead of its time.
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How two Jewish kids in 1930s Cleveland altered the course of American pop culture (and the birth of Superman)
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The ten best comics of 2022
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Interactive xkcd comic about gravity
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Introducing DC Universe Infinite Ultra
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The Penguin Classics Marvel Collection breathes new life into iconic stories
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Lore animation for 'GodSlap', a graphic novel by Charles White Jr (aka Cr1TiKaL, aka penguinz0)
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DC Universe Infinite begins international rollout
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Gizmodo on the Comixology platform retool
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JLA/Avengers to be reprinted for charity
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Love Everlasting #1
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Tennessee school board bans Holocaust graphic novel ‘Maus’ – author Art Spiegelman condemns the move as ‘Orwellian’
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George Perez diagnosed with pancreatic cancer
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A new publishing platform for comic books will give creators a greater stake
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Marvel Unlimited - Free month
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Marvel Unlimited Refresh
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Batman: Wayne Family Adventures - DC/Webtoon Collaboration
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3 Worlds 3 Moons - Fable
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Substack just made a major new hire as it goes after comic-book writers and expands its fiction efforts
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Marvel picks Penguin Random House as new distributor
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‘Lost universe’ comics find devoted following amongst collectors
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Good Old Charlie B
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Watchmen explained (original comic)
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This and that: The duality of Gene Luen Yang
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How can I buy some Marvel comic books for my Swedish nephew?
So my nephew is Swedish and lives in Gothenburg. He’s 5. Apart from small kids' stuff, my sister says she never saw comic books being sold in her town. My nephew’s favorite superhero is...
So my nephew is Swedish and lives in Gothenburg. He’s 5. Apart from small kids' stuff, my sister says she never saw comic books being sold in her town. My nephew’s favorite superhero is Spider-Man. On his last trip to Brazil, he loved my comic books. He cannot read yet, but my sister reads for him (she will skip anything inadequate for his age, of course. He can always reread later). She thinks he would prefer getting several small issues (48 pages usually I believe?) than a single book with the same page count (it's "more stuff" in his mind :P). The preferred languages are Swedish and Brazilian Portuguese (not European Portuguese). I would send him some in Portuguese but shipping would be slow and super expensive.
So, are Marvel’s monthly issues even published in Swedish? If so, how can she acquire those?
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Radical – Why the nineties was actually the best decade for comics
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Superman doesn’t need fixing because he’s more relevant than ever
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Review: Batman: Three Jokers
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Stan Lee's last days: A shocking tale of love and abuse
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Marvel Unlimited members can now read brand-new comics just three months after they’re in stores
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Alan Moore gives rare interview: ‘Watchmen’ creator talks new project ‘The Show’, how superhero movies have “blighted culture” and why he wants nothing to do with comics
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Review: The Green Lantern: Season Two #8
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Preview: Rorschach #1
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DC and Marvel duke it out in new ‘Slugfest’ documentary on Quibi
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Archie Comics to partner with Webtoon for new online comics
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After vanishing from the internet for seven years, Allie Brosh of Hyperbole and a Half is back with a new book
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Archie Comics titles to release day-and-date on comiXology Unlimited
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DC Universe rebranding as comics-centric platform
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Comixology releases over 200 issues of Black Panther comics for free
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Black Panther titles are free on Comixology
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Syfy on what the new DC implosion means for the comics publisher
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Gary Larson - The Far Side cartoonist - Posts new work
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The Far Side - A new online era is coming!
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"Knull is Coming" - Marvel missing the fact that fantasy names can be words in other languages
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This month, Marvel Unlimited has a free digital selection of prolific Black creator-led comics
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