#star quest

Electric Bones: Enticing mystery and a lot of sexual tension between a guy and his sexy robot rival (who got him fired from his job.) I am eager to find out what happens next and also if the two of them will bone. ;D

The Fisherman's Favor: Nice, simple story about a lonely fisherman and the merguy he likes.

Hobo Lobo of Hamlin: Pied Piper, but as a scrolling webcomic. Incredibly visual. Very, very cool way to read the comic.

Lovespells: Admittedly the slice-of-life/general lack of high stakes conflict wasn't for me, but a lovely (and pretty) comic if you like lesbians, knights, and witches. Good palette cleanser.

Pneuma Vita: Premise of a girl trying to find a cure for her father in a post-apocalyptic setting intrigued me, and the limited color palette they used drew me in. I'm digging the worldbuilding and Lyka's and the tension she's getting into to achieve her goal. I stopped at Ch. 2, but absolutely will be getting back to it now that it's out of hiatus.

Sad Under Pink Tones: Might resonate well with people who are a little lonely, a little insecure, and a little asocial, but wants so desperately to make friends. Artwork is super good.

Star Quest: Great premise of a group of aliens who is tasked to save the universe from a vengeful deity. Exactly the kind of adventure and high-stakes story I love to read. The colors are incredible vibrant and the overall feeling is like Paper Mario and Steven Universe had a baby. In short, exactly my thing.

Kidd Commander: Incredibly dense comic that rewards readers with its foreshadowing, worldbuilding, and character dynamics. It is the kind of comic where paying attention to every dialogue and action is vital to appreciating as a whole. It will not hold your hands and I mean every one of these as a positive. Also great if you want to see Justified Pure Anger in comic form.