Promote your comic? Nah. How about someone else's?

RiverKai 2015-04-23 23:42:55 UTC #10

YES! I absolutely love promoting my favorite works/artwork! I'm going to split it up by genre/style:

Horror:
Black Sheep completely messes with your mind, and has to be one of my favorite comics on here.
Soul to Call definitely makes me laugh on top of its creepiness, and it's well rounded in skill.

Drama:
Ω is really unique, psychological, and well done. I can't wait to see more from this series of short stories.

Sci-Fi:
001 is pretty damn adorable and lovable from the beginning, with an innocent, lifelike robot.

Romance/BL:
Honeydew Syndrome has incredibly well-crafted characters in terms of their personalities! I don't personally notice genders but for people who would like to know, it's a BL, but hasn't touched on that part thus far.
I just found Where We Are yesterday and it's beautifully simple in terms of artwork, and the story looks promising. It only has about 370 subs!
Under Rainy Days is also a BL, and the art makes me so excited! It is manga-style and all of the characters have rocker-style clothing designs. And yes, there is a band involved too!
Dog Tag is usually NSFW but one of my other top favorites. It could also fall under the Action genre.

Slice of Life:
Grey is... is extremely psychological and I am considering buying all of the 4 volumes of it so far. It's addictingly good.
Hey Sister! seems like it will take off in popularity in the near future, it's extremely well crafted and has an interesting plot twist from the beginning!

Comedy:
Undying Happiness has a lot of subs but it is absolutely deserved, and has to be one of the most creative comics I've ever seen -- more like a Rom-Com Horror.
Satan and Me is also pretty popular but once again for good reason, I think it's tastefully offensive and have spent hours reading it.
Horror Dating is also really funny and possibly relatable to many with the online dating theme.

Wow, I really love even more than these but I should probably stop before I get carried away.

MylCreates 2015-04-24 02:12:24 UTC #11

Like I've mentioned on previous similar topics to this, It always boggles me how Demon's Mirror still has so little subscribers for the quality it offers, it's absolutely amazing, beautiful, and creative, I've been trying to push people to read it for months.

Peppermint Helmet Like others have mentioned is also really good and of great quality yet has very few subscribers as well. I hope it hits exponential growth soon because @Spinester 's work is amazing <3

Bog Girl I think is so unique, and needs more love for the amount of work that Kurt puts into all those amazing animations. You HAVE to atleast just check it out.

Buckle: Slave & Monster is also a good read, it reminds me of watching sunday morning anime episodes, warning however that it's entirely NSFW because it has nippies , but other than that it's more on the light-hearted fighting side. (Idk why it reminds me of pokemon )

Tidal Flats by @elle1234567 is one of my TOP favorite silent comics, a must see. I love her metaphors and it is a short read with a lovely message, so at least please check it out <3 . You can also check out her other 2 comics, Here .

And while you're at it check out @Wognif 's Legend of John the Parakeet. It's cute, it's hilarious, and it has parakeets! <3 Read it and follow John as he goes on his quest to defeat king Chickenhead!.

Euphorie 2015-04-24 03:13:16 UTC #12

Sapphire : Is a highly unread comic about a girl named Sapphire. Sapphires are killed because the Tanions believe that a 'Sapphire' will save the normal people from their reign.

SpavVy 2015-04-24 04:53:42 UTC #13

For those who like Manga

Here's some that need more love
F/W: Chaos
Neon Glow
Okamirai
Gravston

Here's some personal favorites
Stray Dog
FaLLEN (this one needs more love too)
The Martyr's Rebellion 殉教者の叛逆

AnnaLandin 2015-04-24 06:09:31 UTC #14

Oooh, this is a nice topic! Time to go dig through my reading-list...

RAEDUS - hundreds of years after the apocalypse, the remnants of humanity explore the ruins of their past, trying to understand what happened, and what all of these things are. Skyscrapers turned into a landscape of towering ruins, radioactive ground water, ghost-visions of cities full of people holding boxes to their ears and never looking up, etc., etc. Tremendous sense of colour and neat character designs.

Devil's Acres - only ten pages into the story as of yet, but it's shaping up to be interesting! A young woman on the hunt for a serial killer, crossing the desert with her robot sidekick to find him.

Kalle Hizz - want to read a nice little gag-comic? How about a Swedish one? Try Kalle Hizz!

sh_liu 2015-04-24 06:15:14 UTC #15

Clubhouse Vigilantes is great, the story so far is very interesting. All the characters are complex with an hidden(or not so hidden) darkness to them.

raymundnell 2015-04-24 12:03:00 UTC #16

I think Chronic Nightmare Syndrome is great! It verbalizes how psychological dreams can be. The art really suits its gory content ^^ And I think the author did a lot of research about nightmares, dreams, and the like.

hierogriff 2015-04-24 12:49:58 UTC #17

Here are some comics I greatly respect, with not enough subscribers! Check 'em out:

Demon's Mirror
Great comic! Professional, hilarious, great action and story. Only 226 subscribers, can you believe that? I can't.

Heroes of Thantopolis
Great coming of age story, very individual and likeable characters. Has a really cool mythos too!

Lightside
Very cute art, awesome use of colour. Hilarious facial expressions.

Pang, The Wandering Shaolin Monk
Epic and mature story. Pang is such a great protagonist! Also check out Rickety Stitch by the same creators.

RetroOutro 2015-04-24 12:58:00 UTC #18

The reason I signed up for Tapastic is because Jerzy Drozd started uploading Boulder and Fleet here, an all ages adventure comic with really cute characters. So I would have to say I recommend that one the most, though I've certainly read many others that are interesting.

getsuart 2015-04-24 13:08:13 UTC #19

Oh yeah, I love those kind of topics
Here are some with the descriptions :
Haytham, it was suggested in another topic, but I fell in love with the style, it's really nice. Also, fantasy webcomic.
"Anníbal is betrayed by whom he thought of as his best friend, now he has to undo the wrong that she has done.. But he can’t do it alone, will he learn to trust in other people again to beat Haytham?".

Another one with a really nice style is Cénit. It got nice colors, action, betrayal...
"Colette, an inquisitive and stubborn child, lives quietly with her aunt and uncle in their country home. She passes the time reading history and philosophy. Colette’s parents haven’t visited her since she was very little, and she feels abandoned. Her resentment for her parents, especially her mother, creates tension when they arrive for her tenth birthday. Just as Colette warms to her mother’s touch, something extraordinary happens, sparking an armed rebellion and changing Colette’s pensive world forever."

A house divided seems to have tons of followers, but it's a really entertaining. The last pages made me laugh with all the action and what happened in the chase... Oh well, go figure out if you already didn't do it !
"Henrietta Achilles just inherited an archwizard's impossible house. And a whole company of treasure-hunting, cannon-firing, quiche-stealing tenants. This housewarming party might get a little messy."

Marsh Hallow Myst has only a few readers, but I think it's nice. It has good drawings, some little surreal things... I like it !
"Zachary Takk is a magnet for near-death experiences, and is convinced that Death itself must have it in for him. He’s escaped by the skin of his teeth from the day he was born and the day he rides his new motorcycle for the first time is no different– except that it changes everything."

Biotopia doesn't have many readers too, but it is really well drawn, and we're still in the prologue !
"Welcome to the world of feline beings known as pardans.
Many years ago the largest moon Manandu fell apart into countless fragments and then the long forgotten shamans and their spirits returned."

There, 5 comics added to the list

elle1234567 2015-04-25 15:40:32 UTC #20

I'd like to promote Alone by @OliveOilCorp - The writing is really great and the art has that raw, zine feel for which I am very sentimental.

Also BogGirl by @Kurt Snyder Which has a really unique and innovative use of animation within the panels that I just love. This is one that I'm sure is going to blow up any second. It's super great.

I'm also really enjoying Katusha by @gdc, and not just because it's a world war comic like mine. It's an old-school narrative pacer with lots of historic detail.

Alfredo & the Toons is relentlessly cheerful, which is what I need sometimes in the middle of a boring work day. @Alfredo Toons is the nicest dude and he has a rapidly-evolving Fairly Odd Parents style that I just love.

goenn 2015-04-25 16:19:57 UTC #21

Comics that need more views? Definitely The Story of a Moon. The artsyle is very atmospheric and the artist knows how to do colour well to fit the theme. The main character is really interesting too, a stuttering husband trying to find a present for his wife. Here's the synopsis...

"The average life expectancy of the citizens in City 29, popularly known as 'Prime city,' is 35 years. John was living a normal life with his heavily pregnant wife in this city until he faces events that he’s unable to cope with."

I also seriously enjoy T0 F0RGET - its a choose your own adventure kind of comic, which is cool cause it encourages viewers to interact with the author and the story. I yoinked the synopsis - Basically, "C" goes on an adventure to remember her forgotten memories,her past and the reason she has forgotten everything . On the way she discovers new places,makes new friends,and also recall some of her lost memories"

I don't understand why Demon's Mirror isn't popular. The art is crazy good, and I like the character design. Colour, panelling, all good augh. A synopsis.....!! "So "Demon's Mirror" is a comic based loosely off of "The Snow Queen", a story by Hans Christian Andersen."

I second some suggestions about Haytham. The thing I really like about the comic is character design. I love the way the clothes are designed!!! And lines, love them lines man. Here's the synopsis.... "Anníbal is betrayed by whom he thought of as his best friend, now he has to undo the wrong that she has done.. But he can’t do it alone, will he learn to trust in other people again to beat Haytham?"

goenn 2015-04-25 16:28:26 UTC #22

AND ANOTHER COMIC I'D LIKE TO ADD - I also recommend Anterra Chronicles. I really like how the inking and the screentoning is done, and it feels like an old fashioned shounen manga and i am into that.

Here's the synopsis.... "Lucas has a student's boring-normal life, until one day his burning desire for emotion becomes a reality when it's teleported with his friends to another world full of dangers wich will test all their abilities."