These 10 webcomics worth checking out

Webcomics are a cost-effective way to read interesting and diverse stories, and it’s only getting easier to find them, but now there are so many it can be hard to choose which...

Comic fans turn out in costume for Halloween Comic Fest

This year’s Halloween Comic Fest at The Core was a wonderful success....

Local artists visit The Core’s Halloween Comic Fest

Steve Potter and Charlie Grove, local artists in Iowa, sold items at...

Iowa artist creates top queer web comic

Castle Swimmer is a fantasy and gay romance webcomic hosted on WEBTOON...

Fully Scripted: For anime fans looking to dive deeper, mangas might offer surprising discoveries

Anime is fun to watch, that is until the series comes to...

Barracudae gets update
By Halie Frahm on February 10, 2017
“Man Is Vox: Barracudae” by John Ira Thomas and Carter Allen is being released in a 2.0 version. The graphic novel was originally released in...
Online comic captures fresh perspectives
By Halie Frahm on January 12, 2017
“The Disabled Life,” a blog created on Tumblr by Lianna and Jessica Oddi, has wheelchair users literally “rolling” on the floor laughing. The Canadian sister’s...
Two DC tales for fans of quirky comics: Doom Patrol offers stylish stories
By Halie Frahm on September 23, 2016
By Halie Frahm DC comics has taken on a new venture with an uncanny imprint of one of the strangest and most iconic books the...
Two DC tales for fans of quirky comics: Killing Joke paints dark plots
By Andrew Nickey on September 23, 2016
By Andrew Nickey Alan Moore’s The Killing Joke, which hit shelves in 1988, shows that one bad day is all it takes to drive a...
Beloved manga, Koe no Katachi, set for big screen release this weekend
By Skylar Promer on September 15, 2016
By Skyler Promer Koe no Katachi, a beloved one-shot and manga, written by Yoshitok Oima, is soon to be released as it’s own movie on...