Showing posts with label Weekly Webcomic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weekly Webcomic. Show all posts

Weekly Web Comic Feature - Vivio's Diary

 
Image from Danbooru  

(*°∀°)=3 It's so cute. As usual with MSLN (Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha) doujins, it's got the usual yuri pair, probably not safe for work, but definitely not porn. For the most part, it's safe for work.


Well, as cute as it is, it hasn't been updated in at least a year, so I was deciding whether or not I should use it. But Vivio is so cute in it that I just had to use it. Plus it saves me the trouble of having to explain Touhou characters.

Web comics by Hino Sasaki. Website is here, and link to the web comic on Danbooru here.

Weekly Web Comic Feature - StrikerS Nano

Image by 40010prototype 

=3= Probably gonna be the only post I do today.


As you can probably guess, this webcomic is about Nanoha StrikerS. Well it's a doujin actually, so I'm not sure it's actually a webcomic, but from what I've seen, it's also on the artist's website, so it's all the same to me. ( ̄ー ̄)

It's pretty much a retelling of the Strikers story with a few changes here and there. Most of the important parts of the story are touched upon, and almost no character is left untouched.

You can read it here @ Danbooru. Or if you can read Japanese, here at the artist's website.

Really funny; best if you've watched Nanoha Strikers though.

Weekly Web Comic Feature

Image by Minami 

Alrighty, so this is the new feature I've been talking about. Web comics are similar to manga, though they're usually not for profit. Often based on popular series, like Touhou, Vocaloid, and anime series like Lucky Star and other things. 


This particular one is Trouble Spirit! by Minami. It's not based on anything; a completely original work. 

You can read it either on his Pixiv account, his personal website, or up on Danbooru.

Title: Trouble Spirit!
Artist: Minami
Genre: Comedy

Description (from Danbooru):
An original 4koma gag series by Minami (the creator of Chibi Miku-san). Once a child turns ten, sometimes part of his or her soul splits off and becomes a tiny spirit. This spirit is the essence of his or her childhood, and will forever stay with him or her as long as he or she lives. Riko Sawatari just happens to have one named Kori, but their relationship turns wacky as she becomes older.
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