What's your favorite novel/webcomic on Tapas?

lorphis 2019-10-07 23:48:21 UTC #1

I really enjoy the Dummy's Dummy. The premise is simple but the execution is amazing. I love the characters especially Paris. What about you? Any favorite?

ar-ninetysix 2019-10-08 00:36:12 UTC #2

My personal favorite is Project SHaDe.. Look, Tokyo Ghoul finished a while ago and I need a new fix of something similarly edgy, and this fills that void pretty well for me xD The art style is honestly something I'd wanna build up to if I ever got into drawing seriously. The story starts off simple, but it unravels what might be a huge mystery as it goes on, and the action is... hoooo boy, it's

Also, little bit of a plug, buuuut I made a cover of the theme song for it btw

Maps 2019-10-08 00:41:03 UTC #3

As I’ve stated a ton (probably, by now) Chew and Swallow is such a well written story. It’s dark and triggering, but it’s real compared to so many Manhwa and Mangas I’ve read.

GamerPrincessXI 2019-10-08 00:57:20 UTC #4

I love Cat's Cafe! That's some wholesome stuff, right there.

yansusu 2019-10-08 09:43:04 UTC #5

That would probably be Chaotic Nation. I've actually not read that far yet since I was pretty busy with finishing my master's thesis and keeping up with everything else I have to do for the last few months but the story started off interesting right off the bat and I like the art style very much. It's also one of the few page style (is that what it's called?) comics instead of those scroll format ones which feels a bit nostalgic to me and is a really nice change of pace. Ah, I honestly can't wait to binge-read the rest of the series

JRHoch 2019-10-08 09:46:05 UTC #6

I'm going to try this one. I've seen it before and liked the energy of the art!

KRWright 2019-10-09 23:16:28 UTC #7

I just... this comic is amazing. It's so, so heartfelt and so amazing.

Klaustasya 2019-10-10 07:03:03 UTC #8

Absolutely this, is my current favorite one.

darthmongoose 2019-10-10 07:53:02 UTC #9

I found this criminally underappreciated comic yesterday and binged the entire archive:

It's a fun fantasy adventure story with a shounen manga feel... set in an incredibly well researched and richly detailed ancient Mesoamerica. Solid art, wonderfully deep setting, likeable characters and a nicely paced, entertaining adventure narrative that's set up plenty of intrigue.