Xaviar Xerexes talks with Joe Zabel, webcomics creator and critic about his work, webcomics and the future of comics.

Join Kelly J. Cooper for a new column where she explores this thing called "literary criticism" and how it applies to webcomics.

Alexander Danner tackles the writing side of making comics.

Who gets to write about webcomics?

A short visual language pop quiz! Professor Neil wants you to show your work so be sure to participate in the comments discussion after reading.

Damonk takes a look at three one hit wonders who pushed the boundaries of webcomics before walking away from us.

William Simons is the creator of Clickwheel, a way to download webcomics on your iPod. T Campbell has joined up as a contributing editor to the service. We talked to both of them about this new way to view digital comics.

Alexander Danner reviews Nine Planets Without Intelligent Life by Adam Reed.

The book Webcomics: Tool and Techniques for Digital Cartooning by Steven Withrow and John Barber is a comprehensive overview of the state of webcomics.

Faith Erin Hicks fascinated many of us with her Demonology 101 but lately she's turned her talents to the bleak future of Ice.

I know you've graduated Sheridan College to learn animation, and worked other jobs to pay for it. What's something we don't know about you that you feel comfortable giving out?

I have webbed toes... no, just kidding. My toes are completely ordinary. I'm probably one of the most boring adults you'll ever meet.