Its about superheroes. Read it.

 I was tempted to leave my review of Magellan at that, but I feel it needs a little more explaining. In particular Magellan is mainly about trainee superheroes of Force Magellan, an international superhero organisation. The new group of interns has a selection of great set of characters, from the “normal” Kaycee Jones, to the almost overpowered Charisma. Alot of backstory has gone into these characters although Kaycee is regularly the main character. She deals with being a “normal” someone without superpowers in a superheroes world, the trauma of being a rescuee and the classes set for new recruits.

 The art style is outstanding from the first page to the latest, reminding me of superhero comics that I once read. However there is two not-safe-for-work picture, but other than that the comic is safe (one in volume 1, one in volume 4). Overall however the story and art make the comic feel true to its origins without copying any particular superhero comic.

Its about superheroes. Read it.

Hey, kids! Ian Jay here again. Just wanted to mention that my new webcomic series Near High Noon is now updating three times a week on IANJAY.net from now until mid-May. It’s a gritty shoot-’em-up western that’s sure to delight any fans of gritty shoot-’em-up westerns, as well as fans of more ambient, psychological westerns, as well as fans of all westerns in general, as well as fans of any other genre of story ever invented, as well as anyone else alive and breathing on the planet Earth. (My work is known for its undeniable crossover appeal.) Why not mosey on over and take a look for yourself?

To review a webcomic I re-read the entire archive before I start the review. This means I get to see how the art has progressed, whether or not there is any problems with the story being consistant, and of course I get to re-read a webcomic. Schlock had me stumped for this reason. The story is consistant, the art let be honest isn’t the best out there but I enjoy it. No the problem with Schlock Mercenary is a good thing for new readers, the amount of comics. The comic is almost 8 years old, and its a daily. Thats around 2850 comics by my rough calculations. It took some time. (more…)

If you’ve already been to ianjay.net today, you’d already know that my brand-new groundbreaking webcomic series Epiphany is up! But for those who don’t (oh, woe is them! Those ignorant, misguided wastes of air!), I’m telling you right now: My brand-new groundbreaking webcomic series Epiphany is up! It’s a long-form story, to be updated Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, about a high school student named Eli who’s going through sort of a crisis of faith. It’s not like much of anything I’ve written before, but I’m really keen on it, and I hope you will be too.

Come on over and give it a look! And keep checking back for more updates, as well as news and other fun stuff from ianjay.net! (I even redesigned the look of the site, sort of. The burning dumpster was starting to wear out its welcome. Anyways, check it out!)

Hi there, everyone Robbie Allen here, but you can call me Pembroke W. Korgi. All the cool kids do that!

Anyways, I’m here to inform that I have started a brand new webcomic entitled, Femmegasm, and I’d love for everyone to check it out! It’s got two cute girls, more pop culture references than you can shake a stick at, and lot of fun! So check it out and let me know what you think.

Pembroke has gooooooooooooooooone fishing!

The Scienteers are proud to welcome their newest member!

Please take a look at JL William’s awesome robot comic, River City Mechanical, and be sure to keep an eye out for his other projects and news posts very soon!

We felt he’d be a great fit for the collection of comics we currently have going, and we’ll expect you’ll feel the same way. We’ll be adding his comic to the group RSS feed soon as well.