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Mikesaka Art Class (◆Episodes are about art methods.)
Comic - Slice of Life
Mikesaka Tamaki runs an art class in Japan. Through this slice of life manga, you'll get a peek into my daily life. By reading, you'll discover some of the drawing techniques I teach my students and catch a glimpse of life in Japan.
If you'd like to spend more time with this story, the full collection (with bonus pages) is on Amazon Kindle.
Trigae For Love
Comic - Slice of Life
Niko and Sam plan on becoming Veterinarians but come from two different worlds and get off on the wrong foot immediately! After finding out they must live together they have to figure out how to coexist. As time passes we see what burdens they must overcome. Together!
Falling in loved ✅️
Parental trauma ✅️
Saving the human race ❓️
Better Days
Comic - Slice of Life
A tale about two boys, with different backgrounds, facing the hardships of life.
Will they find their path to the better days?
Double-Out
Comic - Slice of Life
Manga-influenced comic book about a down and out, struggling husband and father whose dream of being a professional darts player leads him down a dark path… Ultimately, losing his family and getting mixed up in mob affairs. The story revolves around this husband and father — Jin Suzuki — finding his way back from that dark place and rediscovering himself in an effort to not only win the match, but most importantly, win his family back.
Bottle of star load
Comic - Slice of Life
The daily life of a little child named Star would likely be filled with brightness and learning at every step.
a murder of crows
Comic - Slice of Life
a slice of crows life web comic
the crow with the fork
some facts about crows,
other silly animal stories,
but mostly nonsense
https://linktr.ee/amurderofcrows
By The Morning Creek
Comic - Slice of Life
Teenagers contemplate about their future in the countryside.
TOILET: More Than Just A Flush
Comic - Slice of Life
Title: TOILET: More Than Just a Flush
Log line:
In the grimy, graffiti-stained stalls of a public restroom, a diverse group of individuals finds their only true sanctuary, using the private space to release the intense emotions they hide from the outside world.
SYNOPSIS:
Set against a backdrop of shadow-soaked concrete, exposed pipes, and vibrant graffiti rendered in a rich, painterly "Arcane" style, this comic is an anthology of private moments. The story posits a simple but profound truth: the toilet is not merely a functional fixture, but a modern-day confessional, a stage, a bunker, and an escape pod.
The narrative is observed by a silent, somewhat cynical, yet empathetic narrator—the "throne" itself—which witnesses humanity at its most vulnerable. Through a series of interconnected vignettes, we step behind the locked doors to meet the "guests":