Hi again everyone, I'm here with a sorta new feature, the pick of the week. Here I'll pick a great comic to mini review and let you all know about, if you don't already, and suggest that you give it a try. And away we go!
Crowfeathers is the story of Chase Corbeau, well, let's let Amy Watson, creator of said comic, tell it in her own words: Crowfeathers is the coming of age story of the legendary 1880's Arizona Territory bounty hunter, Chase Corbeau. A jinku child (half human/half harukulkuun, or nature spirit), he has more than his fair share of challenges in life. Plagued by nightmares, spirits of all kinds, the unpredictability of his genetic inheritance, witches out to destroy him, and slightly more mundane hardships, he is forced into adulthood before his time. However, he is never completely alone on his journey, and finds himself in the company of good friends from both the human and spirit worlds.
If you like very professional and dynamic manga-esque black and white art(I would love to see some color though, although it isn't screaming for it) and intricate well plotted out writing with twists and turns at every corner, then you'll like this comic. I've read a good portion of it, and it's an enjoyable experience with an original story and plenty of archives to pass the time with. Updating on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and rated for ages 16 and up, you may find yourself eagerly awaiting that next page. This is one comic that is steadily climbing up the popularity charts, so why not get in on the groundfloor? I'm going to give Crowfeathers a chimp ranking of
for a job well done and suggest you check it out when you get the chance. Read more webcomics!
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