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[Rochrok]

I've been binge reading this for a while and I'm loving it, the story and the art are really good!

Reversion | Tapas

[LCT_m_a_d]

These are some newer finds for me.

Brainslug | Tapas

Atomik Mike | Tapas

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Seeing Starsigns | Tapas

Conduit | Tapas

Highly recommend these for the amazing content and care for the craft. While a bit polar on content, they both deliver strong visuals and equally bold storytelling. If you want to get wrapped up in a memorable world, check these killer stories out!

Skeletons in the Closet | Tapas

Leftovers | Tapas

Cosmic Fish | Tapas

These are some absurd and brilliant comics with a narrative that parallels tremendous themes in respect to each work's focus. I love the way the characters are written in these and how the creators approach dynamics between wildly opposite personalities (my favourite thing EVER, cool vs hot, calm vs frenzy!)

And hey hey, deeply humbled to have my work mentioned by creators that influence me with their way of handling their own creations, man, so much gratitude!!

[Wishjacked]

I'm seconding Nocturne and the Pale, those are both excellent comics and I always look forward to their updates!!

Some of my favorite Tapastic comics are:

Heroic Shenanigans | Tapas

Heroic Shenanigans is just MY FAVORITE GENRE. Kids with superpowers? Summer camp? TOGETHER? It's perfect and I love it. Also, the characters are really sweet and it has some great humor.

Children of the Moon | Tapas

For something comPLETELY different, you can try Children of the Moon— it's about a group of cats dealing with an eldritch horror. It has some really neat mythology going on!

Interritus | Tapas

This comic isn't my genre at all, it's a political post-apocalyptic fantasy about a bunch of rulers bickering amongst each others and fighting shadow monsters. I just adore the art in this one— the settings especially are so beautifully designed.

[Zaboem]

This thread got curious about something, so I checked all of the comics to which I am subscribed and looked to see which had the lowest subscription stats. The lowest at 27 subscribers is Arcturus Ink. This comic is still early in its first story arc, so we shouldn't surprised that it has the lowest number. I haven't decided yet whether or not I like it.

The second to lowest is Escaped Pets at a whopping 41 subscribers. I do recommend this delightful comic by a neophyte creator. The art is -- let's it simple. It looks much like the comics you find a Sunday newspaper. The difference is that Escaped Pets is much funnier than those newspaper strips. Maybe it's just taste in humor, but I often find this comic to be flat out funny. Here is a typical sample: https://m.tapas.io/episode/781346

[Zaboem]

At the completely other end of the artistic spectrum is the comic with the third least subscribers on my list. GodTown isn't funny me at all, but it is beautifully drawn. GodTown squeezes past Escaped Pets with a triumphant 49 subscribers as of tonight. I am recommending both.

GodTown's subscribers stat is surprising to me. Considering how popular the quasi-manga style is right now, I would have almost guessed that this series had the most subscribers. The art is polished and vibrant. The concept of super-powered teens who are descended from mythological figures might be common, but creator Sanz completely rev we reverses the tired I-just-wanna-be-a-normal-girl trope by having a protagonist who is thrilled to learn that both of her grandmothers are angels. This series has a lot of beautiful visual effects and background work. Just look at the composition on this latest page: https://m.tapas.io/episode/899563

[bear1]

Check out 'Sister Jack'

SISTER JACK | Tapas

The story is still in the beginning but already interesting. Let alone how awesomely it's been drawn. It's definitely worth a peek

[DavidPerry]

Thanks, friend!

[gwizdala]

You're welcome, pal!