The Daughter of the Lilies webcomic returns November 22nd.

It’s a classic good news / bad news situation: Meg Syv had to shut down making new Daughter of the Lilies comics because apparently Disney has draconian rules about what art their artists can and cannot do in their spare time. But Disney just did mass layoffs, so her entire project’s been fired! Boo! But that means new comics soon! Yay! And she’s apparently out of work. Boo, again, and here’s her Patreon.

I think that covers it.

The ‘Stand Still, Stay Silent’ webcomic.

This is very interesting: Stand Still, Stay Silent looks like it’s a post-post-apocalypse (plague?) setting, with a relatively uncommon setting (modern Nordic*) and a definite promise of Funky Weird Stuff.  It’s still within binge-reading territory, but apparently the comic updates every weekday, so start reading it fast.  So far I like it; I wonder if I’d like it more in book form, though.

Have bookmarked it, if that’s a consideration for anybody.

Moe Lane

*I’d normally say ‘Scandinavian,’ but I had people point out to me recently that Finland (and maybe Iceland) aren’t quite part of that group.

I did *not* want to see this.

Avoiding Champions Online is hard enough: being told that you can make your own steampunk metal man as a character just makes it excruciating.

Moe Lane

PS: Because I enjoy being married and having a family, that’s why.

PPS: Skin Horse is a fun webcomic.  And it’s a Velveteen Rabbit reference, so get your mind out of the gutter.

‘Costumes: the Wearable Dialog.’

That’s the title of this post by Dresden Codak webcomic author Aaron Diaz, and it’s… very readable, actually.  I’m not a graphic artist, but Diaz’s analysis of costume design, its goals, and its pitfalls was easy to follow along, and made a good deal of sense to even a non-initiate.  Quite worth looking at.

Now, if only he could manage to draw a darn comic more than once a month…