Why I Read: Nimona

Posted by Daniel Sharp / in Blog / 4 comments

 

Hey all! Dan here with another “Why I Read” webcomic review, this one of completed webcomic Nimona. This is first time that “Read” is in the past tense instead of the present. It’s also my first time reviewing a more famous/well known webcomic, and a first time reviewing a webcomic where I don’t have a relationship with the author. I mean, I follow author/artist Noelle Stevenson on twitter, but she doesn’t respond when I tweet at her ;) So it’s a review of many firsts. Anyways, on to why I read it :)

Why I Read: Think Before You Think

Posted by Delta-v / in Blog / 7 comments

Hi, everybody. It’s Delta-v again, and I’m back with another wecomic I like to read. The premise for this comic is quite possibly the most disquieting premises I’ve come across. The author and artist Sylvia Odhner gave me permission, so let’s dive in to Think Before You Think.

Why I Read: Carbon Dating

Posted by Daniel Sharp / in Blog / 3 comments

This week’s “Why I Read” webcomic review is by Dan, about Carbon Dating. Remember, if you’re interested in writing up a review of your own for one of your favorite webcomics, just let me know :)

Why I Read: Cucumber Quest

Posted by Daniel Sharp / in Blog / 5 comments

This week’s “Why I Read” webcomic review is by Sarah Driffill, the author of the Birkenhain Journal in our Lore section, also known in the comment section as melaredblu :) If anyone else wants to write up a review for a webcomic they read, just let me know at dan at demonarchives dot com :D

On to the review!

Why I Read: Drifter: Journals of a Hero

Posted by Delta-v / in Blog / 4 comments

Hi, everybody! It’s Delta-v, and I’m back with another webcomic I’m reading. Just like all the other webcomics I enjoy, it has an interesting premise, and I like the way that premise is developed. But enough of that. The author and artist Charles Curry gave me permission, so let’s talk about Drifter: Journals of a Hero.