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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arkhandus" data-source="post: 3859719" data-attributes="member: 13966">Blech.  Not my favorite, anyway.  8-Bit Theatre is my favorite comedy webcomic, and I dunno what my favorite non-comedy webcomic is.  Dominic Deegan would count if not for the fact that it's as much comedy as story.  Zap! I guess, though it's kind of comedic, but mostly story I think.Hmm.  Dunno if any of the comics I read are Marvel or otherwise professional-comic-bookish in style, though Zap! In Space and a few others kind of qualify.  And kind of qualify as Manga or Anime-ish, though.9th Elsewhere, Dominic Deegan: Oracle for Hire, and one or two others I know of are in black-and-white but not drawn Manga-style (at least not quite, they're more Western art style).  Hrmm...oh, AesirCorp is black-and-white and Manga-style, except for the panels going left-to-right as in Western comic books.  Ghost Hunters is Manga-style and mostly black-and-white, but hasn't updated in at least 1-2 years.  But there are tons of webcomics that have an Anime or Manga art style out there, really.Among the ones I read, comedic and non-comedic, the ones with an anime/manga art style include Chisuji, Kurenai Mashin, AesirCorp, Ghost Hunters, Inverloch, Mystic Revolution, Van Von Hunter, Paradox Lost, Wander, Eidolic Fringe, Or Anime, and the few webcomics done by Bleedman.Konsekai: Swordwaltzer is definitely either Marvel Comics or Japanese Anime in style, but I just can't be sure which one it's closer to in style.  Star Cross'd Destiny is like Swordwaltzer in that I can't quite decide which style it is, but more Anime-ish than Marvel-ish.  Seraphic Blue I'm not quite sure what to classify its art style as....  AppleGeeks is more Western-comic-bookish in style than Anime-ish, but has a few Anime-ish elements.  Dresden Codak is kind of Anime-style I think, but it's hard to tell.</blockquote>

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