The Oatmeal is a website where Matthew Inman publishes comics, which he has been doing since 2009. It also presents animations, games, books and a blog, and hosts quizzes. Inman states that he compiles the comics into books and makes card games.
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Webtoon helps find, read, or organize manga, comics, webtoons, and visual stories.
xkcd is a webcomic described by its site as being about romance, sarcasm, math, and language. The site offers a comic archive, a random comic link, permanent links to individual comics, RSS and Atom feeds, and email alternatives. The comics are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 License, which permits copying and sharing but not selling.
ZipComic helps find, read, or organize manga, comics, webtoons, and visual stories.
Library Genesis (libgen.la) is a digital library providing access to a wide range of materials including scientific articles, fiction, comics, magazines, and standards. It offers search functionality, content downloads via multiple methods, mirror sites, and supplementary tools such as an API, RSS feeds, and bibliographic search services.
r/mangadex is a Reddit community or thread with discussion, guides, updates, or shared resources.
AniLabX is an application for watching anime and dramas and reading manga, comics and light novels. It supports over 200 catalogs with different content types and languages, and offers a built-in player, manga reader and book reader. It automatically tracks viewing and reading progress in supported services such as Shikimori and MyDramaList.
AnymeX is an application for discovering and reading anime, manga, webtoons, comics, and novels on Android devices. The project lists cross-platform compatibility across Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, and Windows devices, along with superfast updates, tracking, customization, and a lightweight build.
Atsumeru is a free open-source self-hosted media server for mangas, comics and light novels. It organizes libraries into categories and type sections, supports CBZ, CBR, CB7, PDF, ePub, FB2 and Djvu formats with limitations, and offers two-way history synchronization in WebUI and companion apps.
BiliBili.tv is a video platform positioned as Southeast Asia's leading anime, comics, and games (ACG) community. It allows users to create, watch, and share videos, with a primary focus on anime content.
BookOrbit is a self-hosted library and reading platform for ebooks, audiobooks, comics and PDFs, deployed with Docker and a PostgreSQL backend. It provides built-in format readers, multi-user libraries with role-based permissions, metadata automation, and sync with Kobo and KOReader.
Comic Book Reading Orders is a resource providing comic book reading orders for characters and events from Marvel, DC and other publishers, with links to every issue. It offers hundreds of reading orders and some are exclusive to Patreon supporters.
ComicFury is a free, advertisement-free webcomic hosting service. It provides a customizable website for each comic, with an author blog, RSS feeds and a comment system, and requires no technical knowledge. Users can host unlimited webcomics and add their own domains.
ComicsFlow is an app for organizing and scheduling creative workflow and managing art projects. It describes itself as an alternative to spreadsheets and to-do lists, and lets users create a project and define pages, choosing from models such as manga or American comics or creating their own.
Consumet documents the API providers it supports, grouped by media type including anime, books, comics, light novels, manga, meta, movies and news. Among the anime providers listed are AnimePahe, AnimeKai, HiAnime and KickAssAnime, alongside providers for manga, metadata and other categories.
Cover is a comic book reader and library management application for Windows. It maps a library to folders on local storage, a local network or cloud services and updates automatically when comics are added or removed. The reader offers layout options including one or two pages, manga mode and infinite scroll, and the app supports several comic and archive file formats.
Debrid Vault is a personal media vault powered by debrid services, managing libraries of music, movies and shows, video games, audiobooks, books and comics. It is integrated with TorBox and Real-Debrid, and also provides storage and download statistics.
Drawing Tutorials offers easy drawing tutorials for beginners, covering animals, cartoons, people and comics. The site includes themed collections such as Pokemon, Peppa Pig and Five Nights at Freddy's, along with a latest tutorials section.
EverythingMoe's manga section provides up-to-date reviews of manga reading sites, with detailed pros and cons for each. The page lists sites under categories such as official rips, licensed, scanlator hubs, mostly scans, multi-language, raws and modern interface.
FEB is an online disk tool that allows users to watch streaming media online, read online, listen to music, and use cloud download. It supports most video formats and offers file sharing, with no limit on the size of shared files. It also provides WebDAV access and a reader for formats such as ePubs and comics across devices.
A Telegram channel that shares free ebooks, magazines, comics, PDFs and cheatsheets, including fictional and non-fictional ebooks. It lists a contact for copyright matters and states that users with Telegram can view and join it.
Internet-based database of comic book information.
Grimmory is a self-hosted library management system for ebooks, comics, and audiobooks, keeping books and data on the user's own server. It offers smart organization, automatic metadata, a built-in browser reader, Kobo and KOReader sync, OPDS support, rule-based magic shelves, multi-user permissions, and email delivery of books. Installation uses Docker and Docker Compose with MariaDB.
Kavita is a self-hosted digital library for EPUB, PDF, comics and manga. It provides built-in readers with single, double-page and webtoon modes, OPDS support, user management via OIDC or built-in logins, and metadata scanning from filenames and ComicInfo.xml. An optional Kavita+ subscription adds progress sync and external ratings.