"Trve Kvlt is a comic for anyone that has ever stayed too long at a job they thought would be temporary..."

Cartoonist: Norm Konyu Publisher: Self-published WHAT IS IT? The Junction is a powerful story about loss masquerading as a well-crafted mystery in a very unique town. What if an episode of Twin Peaks was directed by Howard Zieff (he directed My Girl?). I was also reminded of the early ‘90s television show Eerie, Indiana crossed with an After-school Special, without the melodrama. This could also easily be an un-produced script from an excellent episode of The Twilight Zone. W

A unique tale of revenge, and love that takes place primarily in hell. Mixed in with a badass warrior that guards the gates of resurrection.

A trippy, well-executed sci-fi action-adventure story of the kind we just don’t see enough of.

BARKING is a masterpiece of the comics medium, a triumph for Lucy Sullivan and Unbound Publishing.

"Dark Watch has all the potential in the world if Johnson stepped back into simply writing."

An absurd look at a tender trash child and their overwhelming trash world.

"Tomb of the White Horse is a triumph of horror."

A quick anthology-style look at some of Robertson's comics from the '90s, with a few new surreal shorts thrown in.

"The second installment of a great and beautiful comic trilogy."

20 Fists is like a gay '70s New York Teen Gang film, like The Wanderers or The Warriors, meets an early 2000s "will they won't they" rom-com

Will this meet-cute survive supernatural assassination attempts on top of meeting the parents?

You don't see comics like this one put out by publishers, and it's a shame, because it's a lovely experience I wish more people could share.

"If this comic doesn’t make you say “Oh, $#*%,” you’re reading it wrong."

"House of Sweets is unsettling, beautiful and terrifying."

"Looking for half-melted galactic speedlines in comic book answers to explosive neon animations like Redline or Kickheart? Here's your boy."

"I can't say I fully understand NE:10, but I can say that it looked rad as hell."

Well, it's called "Bloodsucker." You get three guesses, and the first two don't count.

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The Pale is the most addictive, well-executed webcomic I have ever read.