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I totally gotta nominate Endless Night Encore by @LannaEXP ! It's such a charming, witty, funny comic, and i truly love it with all my heart. Every update makes me laugh!

I really enjoy "I'm the Prince's beard" by @Lazuli.
It has some natural flowing storytelling, interesting plot developments and an overall serious/comedic tone balance that I really enjoy. Internal monologues are the highlights for me and are always fun to experience.

Why have none of you nominated me?

Oh wait?

I ONLY HAVE 9 EPISODES.

WAAAAAAAAAA
SHIT

Because other people have less visibility and deserve it more?

I'd like to nominate Mallory Bush by @DavidPerry.

It's a callback to The Lil' Rascals, The Peanuts, and more and then slowly dives into an adventure. While having witty and charming humor, it also hits close to home, reminding us that family is important (whoever that family is to you); it's a very good read, with amazing art, amazing characters, and that special something you can really ever get through a comic.

If short comic strips are allowed then I nominate this one. I like the cute relatively simple art style and it's sometimes relatable/funny

How about Fragments by @Iridescent_Bismuth

The comic is still in early development but the art (Especially the backgrounds) is nice and detailed, the premise seems really neat too. modern fantasy is always a good time!

I wanna recommend Sonia: Legends of Eternal Darkness, it's by a friend of mine but I'm still a big fan.
Hell, I'm not usually a digital reader, but his worldbuilding and atmosphere kept me invested enough to try it out, that's why I feel like it needs to get more noticed.
Even if it doesn't get picked I hope some of you give it a chance.

Oh geez.... I have to pick just one? :cry_02: Argh this is a lot of pressure.

All right, very sorry to all the people I'd like to nominate but can't. If I can only pick one, I choose Hollow by @ninjashira for the professional overall polish, great visual storytelling and combining an enjoyable story with clever deconstruction of nostalgic anime tropes to explore themes of trauma and depression without feeling too heavy. It's just an all-round good comic, and it deserves to be on the front page.

Oh my god, why did I have to go on hiatus right now?? :cry_02: I hope I'll be luckier next time.

For my pick I choose @AbelDraws' FIVE.
I love how endearing and realistic the characters are so far, specially Arckan. You can really tell how much of a bad time he's having by his body language and expressions. Also the main conflict is setting up in a really interesting way, I'm so intrigued to know what will happen next and what the bad guys' plans are!

Gosh, there's way too many things to put just based on what I've subscribed to. Some that are downright awesome, some that are downright insane. If there's any that I'd wanna put down both to help a fellow cartoonist out AND to show my appreciation for their work, I'd have to put my recommendation down to... drum roll

Whistle Stop by @pandtandp2t2

Out of many of the cartoonists here on this website, including me, this guy's always consistent with his world but there's a good ol' tone of charm that hits right at home. I really enjoy his world and characters. The strips, mostly from his main series, have always kept a smile on my face. Not to mention that Sam Squirrel is my literal spirit animal and I don't know whether to feel good about that, or to strap a rabid dog to my chest while I pile drive my face into the windshield of my neighbor's Trans-AM. This guy needs more appreciation for his work, because its something that can bring good tidings and laughter just by being itself. There's something I truly recommend.

Ooof.. The only comic I'd absolutely love to submit for this has a few graphic scenes of gore sparingly used throughout. I'm assuming you guys wouldn't be okay with any gore (or sex/nudity, for that matter) whatsoever appearing on a curated list like this, right?

This novel updates at 2AM and I still always read it as soon as it releases. The characters are delightful and richly developed, and the yearning in the writing style makes me FEEL what the characters are going through! Also a thoughtful and delicate portrayal of complex emotional struggles and personal relationships.

This story won a contest I hosted on the forums! It is amazingly written with a fantastic concept (robot therapist, whew)!

Ma, where do I even begin with this novel? The style is great, the characters are lovable and relatable, the story is AMAZING, and I am just OBSESSED WITH IT! I believe that more people should read Kiss It Better. It deserves all the praise! It's such an amazing book and I am so happy to be saying that I am a big, BIG fan of it!

GUH I have so many. But I guess I'll start with Hamus :smiley:

I started reading this series recently. It's about cults and manipulation! It's written journal style so you're in the character's head all the time, feeling what he's feeling and thinking what he's thinking. It's interesting, it's dark, it's horror! I'm highly suspicious of every character in this novel. Trust nobody!

Is that 10 webcomics and 10 webnovels or are they both being recognized as a single category?