#read-this-webcomic

[thewebcomicwanderer]

Today’s Webcomic Recommendation: @talentdelunecomic by @1010lilfoot!

Samatha’s life is pretty normal, mundane even. But shortly after she meets a homeless boy that takes up residence in her school, things rapidly change for her. 

She discovers that she has a something akin to a superpower, and she’s not the only one. How will she handle adapting to this frightening and confusing new life she didn’t even ask for?

This comic focuses more on the negative side effects of having powers, but also develops a fascinating underground world these Talented people inhabit. Give it a read! 

(Thanks once again to @read-this-webcomic for introducing me to this one!) 

[thewebcomicwanderer]

do you know any other blogs or sites that also recommend or list webcomics?

I do! My highest recommendation is for the @webcomicrelief‘s review show. He does really in-depth video reviews of both good and bad comics, he’s funny, and even teaches about various aspects about storytelling within his reviews. I’d recommend checking out basically anything from Season 3 onwards; that’s when he really hit his stride.

I tend to be pretty fond of the recommendations that @read-this-webcomic makes. There’s also @prettycoolwebcomics, though that one’s on a break as of typing this. 

I’m a HUGE fan of Piperka now. Not only does it alert you to comic updates, but it has a gigantic list of webcomics for you to check out. 

I’m come across Micheal Kinyon over on Twitter recently, and he has a huge list of comics you can check out. If you follow the #WebcomicChat or #ComicBookHour hashtags, tons of artists join in to answer questions, which is also a good way to find new comics you might like. 

And besides all of these, if you follow any webcomic artists, most of them will have their favorite comics listed somewhere or be willing to discuss them if prompted!

Hope that helps!