Fun comics

[kengr]

I read a lot of webcomics. And I've slowly been working my way thru a backlog of comics folks have recommended to me.

I recently caught up on one, and was quickly able to catch up on several others. In order

Spinnerette A different take on "getting spider powers. Very silly at times

Grrl Power Words fail. But I pointed Fay at it last night and she was reading and giggling for the rest of the time she was here.

Magical Girl Neil an interesting subversion of the Magical Girl trope

And I'm currently working my way thru Magical Transvestite Cherry So far a rather *different* subversion of the Magical Girl trope

Check my feeds for most of the comics I'm following. I also follow a bunch that don't have RSS feeds, but I'll get to those some other day

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[stickmaker]

I gave up on _Spinnerette_ and _Cherry_ but am still reading all the others you mention.

_Superhero Girl_ is good and out in a collectected book form, but not updating online last I checked.

http://superherogirladventures.blogspot.com/

_Sidekick Girl_ is another different take and also good. A powerful but ditzy superheroine from an influential super family is given a competent sidekick who isn't physically super but has stupendous regeneration:

http://sidekickgirl.net/

_Magical Girl Niel_ is similar to _Cherry_ but with a very different setting:

http://www.magicalgirlneil.com/

[kengr]

I got caught up on Cherry, and am now working my way thru Footloose. Silly, but still worth it.

I'll probably check out Black Market Magic as well. A quick glance at the 4th item on the site shows a *way* too many chapter text story. I may eventually check that one out as well.

What I rather like about Cherry is that for once, we see a TV character who *doesn't* want to be a girl and *isn't* gay (even though he claimed to be so he can hang around the girls)