We’re lucky, though, because there is a list of webcomics online. Not only are they easier to understand in short amounts of time, but the great art and stories give the reading experience a different flavor. Read till the end to know all about the list of webcomics.
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Here are some series I think you should check out if you want to start reading webcomics.
1. The Witch’s Bakery
Gingerbread Cove is the ninth base. A quiet seaside town is hidden away in a forgotten part of the world. Its people get up at dawn like clockwork and close their small shops at dusk.
Here, a young runaway named Scott Butter wants to start a quiet new life working in a cute little bakery. Too bad the shop he works at is owned by a family of witches and almost everyone in town is some kind of magical creature.
The Malaysian artist 4threset makes a mysterious and magical adventure that gets updated every Sunday.
2. Ghost Teller
Do you think your stories about ghosts are scary? Try hearing these stories straight from the ghosts.
Even though the series is called “After the Dead,” it is more about how cruel people can be. This is a must-read if you like stories like the Monkey’s Paw that are creepy and ironic and deal with the consequences of what people do.
3. Gourmet Hound
Lucy has a supernatural sense of taste and smell. Though, she finds out that the kitchen staff at her favorite restaurant has changed, and she doesn’t know who the chef is whose food she’s loved for years.
When a lucky accident puts her in touch with two former chefs, she decides to do everything she can to find each of their old coworkers. Overall, she did it with the intention to find that “perfect taste” again. If you’ve been watching a lot of Korean dramas, your eyes might be getting tired. Instead, why not try a webcomic?
4. Raruurien
Raruurien is a slice-of-life webcomic about Rien, a witch who is a widow and has two sons. She lives in a small mountain village with her family.
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To live peacefully without her husband, she has to blend in with the villagers, learn about their culture, be a good example for her sons, and keep a low profile by keeping her powerful magic hidden from the public.
Ann Maulina, an Indonesian artist, has a webcomic with beautiful artwork that won a Bronze award at Japan’s 10 International Manga Awards in 2017.
5. The Weight of Our Sky
During the historic race riots in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in 1969, a music-loving teen with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) does everything she can to find her way back to her mother.
After her novel won the 2020 Freeman Award, Hanna Alkaf kept her high going by republishing TWOOS as a webcomic right away. In an exclusive interview with Mashable Southeast Asia, Alkaf talked about her plans for the future.
6. Please Check!
Eric Bittle, a former Georgia junior figure skating champion, vlogger extraordinaire, and amateur pastry chef is starting his freshman year playing hockey at the prestigious Samwell University in Samwell, Massachusetts. And it has almost nothing in common with mixed-gender club hockey in the South. Just one? There are checks.
The last book in the series came out in April 2020, and hard copies are also available. Check Please is a great comic for people who like stories about gay people.
7. The Tea Dragon Society
The story of Greta, an apprentice blacksmith, and the people she meets as she gets involved in the magical world of tea dragons is told in The Tea Dragon Society.
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Greta meets Hesekiel and Erik, the kind owners of a tea shop after she finds a lost tea dragon in the market.
They teach her about the dying art of taking care of tea dragons. Greta sees how the craft improves their lives, and eventually her own, as she gets to know them and their shy daughter, Minette.
8. My Giant Nerd Boyfriend
Initially, having a boyfriend who is a full foot taller than you might seem cute, but it usually just leads to a lot of small problems. Watch Fishball and her 6’5″ geek boyfriend figure out life in Malaysia.
This series is for you if you know or are with someone who likes geeky things. You can read the whole list of webcomics online for free on webtoons, tapas, etc.
Does Money Come From Webcomics?
It’s easy to start making a little extra money to add to what you already make. But it’s very rare for a new webcomic artist to make a lot of money quickly with their first comic.
I hope you liked this list of webcomics. You can write something in the comments section if you think something is missing. Also, don’t forget to check out comicsepic for more amazing stories.