Chain of "the last webcomic I read" Feedback topic

sheap 2018-01-15 00:15:18 UTC #1

Rules are simple:

Leave a comment about the last webcomic the previous user read (not matter if it is a long o a short comment)
Post a link of the last webcomic you read, you might add a description or your opinion about it if you feel so.

Note: This is not about selfpromote! Please, don't come in and post a "read my webcomic" please

Since I'm the first post, I can't comment about the previous one, so I'm going to the second part.

The last webcomic I read on Tapas is Oceans of silence

I like this comic a lot. It's about a little mermaid that is born alone. She will then explore the sea wihout any guidance, but it is not easy been at your own at that age, she have no clue about the potential dangers in the sea, not even about how to feed herself.
As the title implies, this comic has not a single word on it.

Now, your turn

KoreanTacos 2018-01-15 00:49:30 UTC #2

Well that was a very quick and easy read. I feel like conveying anything with pure silence is a challenge so I do want to say the creator of Ocean's of Silence does do a good job of exploring the silence of the deep ocean. I like the imagination of the backgrounds and use of color, and if mermaids did exist I would imagine their life would start similarly as depicted in the first chapter of story. While it isn't for me I don't see how this one would not be able to catch peoples insterests.

So the last webcomic I read was:

It literally updated a couple hours ago... It's about a very curvashish woman who summons a succubus. There's a talking computer, implied sexual tension... I don't know how to explain, it's a fun read in my opinion and one of the few comics I immediately read when I see an update.

Chroma 2018-01-15 02:46:22 UTC #3

Huh, this comic is really well done! What could have easily been a bunch of fan service and crude humor actually ends up being a sort of "gag a day" strip with a cast of interesting and distinct characters. Some episodes are more crude than others, even borderline pornographic at times, but there is a clear level of love put into the designs and personalities of the characters as they are introduced, rather than just making the succubus the focus and everyone else just becoming throwaway add-ons.

The last comic I read was:

This one also updated today, and it's following a group of friends in a classic superpowered story of heroes versus a corrupt city. The title itself already clues you in to the kind of story you're in for. Enjoy!