Comics that draw out the feels/sad stories

[eleoza]

Hi all!

So far I've found one of those 'feels' comics on tapastic, I Care
I like sob stories haha. I'm wondering, did you guys come across any comics with a sad story?

[mariusthered]

Talesfromswipecity has lots of emotions in the story and some are sad, i have a sad story coming up

[Kayke]

I did a mini comic that I consider to be emotional. It's called Cypress.
I drew it after a toxic/manipulative friendship ended and I was working out my feelings about it.

[J.Lovelace]

Well from peoples reactions, my comic Penultimate Soul Eater causes some sad feels ;v; Well the main character has a hard decision to make and he was reminiscing his past, so if you like BL, drop by.

Other then that, Urban Legend enters the sad feels territory with upcoming pages too. But read at own risk. It's mostly NSFW

[quakeulf]

Outside of the Tapastics there's "Stargazing dog". As a former pet-owner it makes me want to hang myself because it touches on the issue of "why didn't I do more for my pet when I still had it, why was I so stupid and ignored it for video games". It's seemingly innocent when you start reading it but holy shit I felt like the worst person in the world after reading it. It's incredibly good, though.

[Kura]

Season of Su
Grey is...

[Mharz]

Here's Redemption and Alone if you want some feels.

I actually prefer serious, brooding, drama stories than senseless gag-a-day to be honest.

[eleoza]

thanks for the recommendations guys ;D

[infectedbloodcomics]

My story is sad, because it deals with keeping secrets from those we love. Check it out, if you wish
The Green-Eyed Sniper

[Alamino]

I'm not sure if mine would be a sob story... But you can judge for yourself
I'm Sorry Simon

[eicue]

Well, I'm simply unable to write happy stories, so maybe you can be interested in my works. They start as cheerful adventures, but they will get horribly sad eventually:
https://tapastic.com/series/ThePrincessCage
https://tapastic.com/series/NoNoNo

[phen]

OHO, I follow a few really awesome stories that have deep, complex relationship angles as their pivot and MAN ALIVE, you will weep.

Joanne's Erie Waters is beautiful, both stylistically and story-wise, and it just finished so you can grab some tissues and tuck in with it to the resolve~

Redemption, which has already been suggested, I also recommend for the intense sad-factor there. It's a ride, man, it's amazing.

And Lily's Interritus is stunningly written with political intrigue and brooding young dignitaries dealing with a plague. There's a couple of heart-wrenching scenes that totally get you at the characters' friendships.