WebComics

To make the long trip back home to Earth from a mining colony deep in outer space, Amy and her family must be cryogenically frozen. When Amy returns, her friends are far older, and she's not sure where she fits in. With fluid linework and a pitch-perfect palette, this tender webcomic from Stephen McCraine is ideal for sci-fi readers and comics newcomers.

Tillie Walden's mesmerizing, strikingly original space epic seamlessly blends romance and sci-fi. 

Since 2016, Alice Oseman has been chronicling the budding romance between Nick and Charlie, two secondary characters from her prose novel Solitaire. Her sweet, manga-flavored tale will be published in graphic novel format soon. 

The raw, deeply funny, provocative webcomic from Juliana "jewels" Smith, Ronald Nelson, and Mike Hampton follows a Black revolutionary college freshmen and her friends dealing with racism, gentrification, and privilege. 

Hamish Steele's webcomic, now a print series, centers on a haunted house wit ha mysterious portal that entices demons, ghosts, and angels.

What became of Alice, Wendy Darling, and Dorthy Gale after they returned from Wonderland, Neverland, and Oz? The three girls meet and find kinship with one another. Andy Weir and Sarah Andersen's enchanting webcomic will inspire readers to write their own fan fiction. 

When a former figure skater joins his college hockey team, hilarity ensues, but so do lasting friendships and even a burgeoning romance. Ngozi Ukazu's webcomic and graphic novels have garnered a loyal fan base. 

Naturalis and science writer Rosemary Mosco's abiding passion for the natural world comes through loud and clear in this delightful quirky webcomic.

Two outsiders endure microaggressions on a Christian backpacking trip and find solace in each other. Melanie Gillman's contemplative, poignant webcomic was published as a graphic novel and won a Stonewall Honor in 2018