Be a Hero!

Title: Kaibutsu-kun
Running Time: One Hour
Info: Jdrama Wiki
Genre: Fantasy comedy



You know with visuals as cool as this, that its gonna be a great show! :D

( About 35 pictures under the cut. )

Still haven't quite made the 10 minute mark, but I have to stop here. Future installments will probably be less picture intensive. Got a bit carried away this time. Mostly I just wanted to show off to give you a flavor for the Monster World. Things get less scenic eventually.

So far this show seems cheesy, and funny. Two things I enjoy immensely. And sorry for the little black bars at the bottom of each cap. If I crop too much, some of the text gets lost.

This isn't meant to be a complete list of the comics I like. More recommendations to stuff that I never really see people talk about, so I assume its underrated (I could be very wrong). And this is hardly a complete list of comics I want to recommend, just a start of what may be a series of sorts.

Anywho...


Trying Human
Alien meets girl. Alien likes girl. But girl has a boyfriend. Who conveniently disappears. Conspiracies, alien politics, and mysteries abound in this comic. Its well drawn, and updates regularly.

Reliquary
A black, and white webcomic about a fantasy world that's not a generic mishmash of Europeaness. Also most of the cast are diverse women, who aren't talking about men so it also passes the Bechdel Test. Its hard to describe this comic, as it is "young", but as of now it seems good at establishing characters, while developing the story, and world. Basically one day Acolla wakes up from being dead, now has strange new powers and must learn to deal with them. All while interacting within the framework of her world, and reevaluating her place in it.

Memento Mori
Victorian fantasy about a cranky pants necromanceress (is this a real word?), and her ghost partner as they solve various supernatural mysteries. I love the interactions between the two protagonists.

Chava & Don Andres
A wordless comic that takes place in Mexico. There's a boy who ran away from home, a magical old man, a luchador that fights crime, and they're all interconnected. I found the art pretty amazing. Its also very friendly to those that speak Spanish.

The Meek
This comic is actually gaining popularity, though again I think more should read it. Amazing art, and a well crafted story. Its still a bit young so the 'flow' is still being shaped. As of now we have a young girl set on a quest, and another arc involving the politics of various countries. The comic is good at being realistic yet not so depressing. The fantasy world is also interesting in the details, and step away from the typical fare.

Evil Diva
A devil girl who defies norms, and decides to be good. Light-hearted, very funny, and I love the art.

Mostly I'm brief in descriptions because I don't want to spoil. I might do a more critical analysis of some webcomics later on, but a lot of these are newish so it doesn't feel right.