innovative and dramatic these comics are
build with epic quests travel between
worlds and all the monsters and
adventure you could ever hope for
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for the top
10 fantasy web comics before we begin we
publish new videos every day so be sure
to subscribe for more great content for
this list we’re looking at web comics
with not only a fantasy setting but ones
that contain Dean’s and tropes
associated with bench dijon’s such as
supernatural creatures magic etc we’re
also looking at series whose fantasy
setting is central to the story and
vision of the comic and not comedy web
comics set in fantasy universes as
that’s a different list entirely number
10 last blood
Bobby Crosby Chris Crosby and Ong Eddy
in this over-the-top adventures the only
thing that stands between us and the
zombie apocalypse are a bunch of
bloodthirsty vampires
of course the vampires reason for
preserving the human race might not
exactly be noble since they mean human
blood to survive the extinction of
humanity would mean their extinction as
well the comic follows a group of
surviving humans and their vampiric
allies as the zombie hordes pick off the
last remnants of the human race the
series also gives a new interesting
origin for zombies and connects their
origins to vampires with the first
zombie created by a vampire starved of
blood for over 60 years and driven to
madness number 9 a Red Tails dream Mina
Sundberg the surreal and dreamlike
setting of this comic and it’s
beautifully rendered aren’t harmonized
perfectly with its mythological setting
written in creator Mina Sun Berg’s
native Finnish and English the story
draws from Nordic legends we follow a
boy Hannah and his dog who are trapped
in a dream world by a fox spirit who
decides to blow off his duty of managing
the Northern Lights
Hannah who begins the story as a
reluctant hero must assure the
inhabitants of a village trapped in the
dream world back to the mortal world
while dealing with the mischievous Fox
and a number of other spirits number 8
order of tales Evan DOM tales acted as
the backbone and much of the
mythological history of the overside
universe which features a number of
other popular web comics in a bizarre
and uniquely fantasy world ignoring many
of the fantasy genre tropes the series
does not feature the usual cast of
dwarves elves or even humans instead
featuring original creatures and a world
for them to inhabit taking place
hundreds of years before many of the
other stories of the other side universe
we follow quark
last teller of the order of tales 16
years after the destruction of his
hometown following the instructions of
his deceased father cork sets off on an
epic quest to discover lost history
number 7 para natural Zack Morrison this
coming-of-age tale features a group of
middle schoolers with superpowers going
up against paranormal forces when the
new kid in school maxwell pocket
discovers that he is one of the few who
can see the supernatural all around him
he joins the perón a chiral activity
Club Max and the other members of the
club possess sexual abilities that help
them go up against their supernatural
folks much of the humor here is drawn
from axis self deprecation and the
comics clever wordplay and it has been
aptly described as Ghostbusters meets
x-men except everyone at 12 number 6 the
Phoenix Requiem Sarah allergen although
Phoenix Requiem takes most of its
inspiration from Victorian romance it
reads new light into the genre by
combining it with elements of fantasy
and mystery the story begins after a
young man Jones Palmer it found
unconscious in the woods near the small
town of esque he is nursed back to
health by doctor in training Anya at
zhukova who develops a budding
friendship with him
Anya’s skepticism is put to the test
when a supernatural plague sweeps into
town not long after Jonas’s arrival
along with ex-soldier Robin Hart who
possesses an ability to see spirits they
must unravel the many mysteries
surrounding the town and their pasts
number 5 Emily Carroll’s short stories
Emily Carroll with a visual style
inspired by 19th century Japanese
woodblock prints
Emily Carroll’s art is unique and
hauntingly beautiful however it isn’t
just the artwork that makes her short
comics so memorable the stories often
described as modern fairy tales are
filled with horror fantasy love and
bizarre characters each strip tell dad
uh bizarre and beautiful story often
with an unconventional storytelling
style Carroll’s prolific web comics are
unsurprisingly some of the most
critically recognized of the last few
years
ticking in a number of honors including
multiple Eisner Awards the most
prestigious award in the comic book
industry number for freak angels
Warren Ellis unlike many of the artists
on this list Ellis was already a
prolific comic book artist when he
announced his innovative project freak
angels set in a post-apocalyptic
steampunk world the strip followed a
group of super-powered survivors of a
global flood six years early
these survivors known as freak angels
come up against a number of difficult
struggles and moral decisions much of
the comic centers around the 23 year old
protagonist decisions on how to use
their extraordinary powers with some
acting selflessly and others acting as
selfish as you can get and those of
power and responsibility are constant in
this epic webcomic that was eventually
picked up and published by avatar press
as a graphic novel number three
trout tales moonless age Yann Gagne
initially devised as a fan fiction comic
set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe
praetor Yann Gagne rewrote early
versions of the comic to transform it
into an original feature for the cell or
that comics lore has increased
exponentially over the years and it’s
become the central comic in the trout
tales webcomic universe which features a
number of comics that explore the back
stories and characters featured in
moonless age of course the deep and rich
mythology isn’t the only thing to love
about this webcomic as it features a
number of intriguing characters stunning
artwork and a complex story that
continually keeps its readers coming
back for more number two hi moon David
Gallaher and feed Ellis when DC launched
their web comic imprint zoo de in 2007
they turned to someone well-versed in
dark fantasy to bring a series that had
been developing for three years to pro
ition the comic combines the
supernatural fantasy and Western genres
by featuring a Pinkerton turned bounty
hunter Matthew McGregor going up against
werewolves in the Old West if the
premise of a cowboy hunting down
werewolf isn’t cool enough on its own
the common features a number of
memorable and complex characters and
ideas and a sepia-tone art style that
melts perfectly with its setting before
we unveil our top pick here are a few
honorable mentions
[Music]
number one Ava’s demon Michelle
tchaikovsky interning at Pixar and later
landing a job at DreamWorks sakowskis
experience and skills as a professional
animator comes across in her beautiful
prep comic typically featuring stunning
artworks mixed with animated panels
conceived when she was only 13 years old
as a way to creatively cope with her
depression the county spent the next
eight years developing the story as its
name implies the actual story follows
the teenage Ava and her possession by a
trickster demon that makes life
difficult for her set in a futuristic
faraway galaxy the story blends multiple
elements of science fiction and fantasy
into a beautiful and often haunting
space opera do you agree with our picks
check out these other great clips from
watch mojo and subscribe for new videos
every day
build with epic quests travel between
worlds and all the monsters and
adventure you could ever hope for
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for the top
10 fantasy web comics before we begin we
publish new videos every day so be sure
to subscribe for more great content for
this list we’re looking at web comics
with not only a fantasy setting but ones
that contain Dean’s and tropes
associated with bench dijon’s such as
supernatural creatures magic etc we’re
also looking at series whose fantasy
setting is central to the story and
vision of the comic and not comedy web
comics set in fantasy universes as
that’s a different list entirely number
10 last blood
Bobby Crosby Chris Crosby and Ong Eddy
in this over-the-top adventures the only
thing that stands between us and the
zombie apocalypse are a bunch of
bloodthirsty vampires
of course the vampires reason for
preserving the human race might not
exactly be noble since they mean human
blood to survive the extinction of
humanity would mean their extinction as
well the comic follows a group of
surviving humans and their vampiric
allies as the zombie hordes pick off the
last remnants of the human race the
series also gives a new interesting
origin for zombies and connects their
origins to vampires with the first
zombie created by a vampire starved of
blood for over 60 years and driven to
madness number 9 a Red Tails dream Mina
Sundberg the surreal and dreamlike
setting of this comic and it’s
beautifully rendered aren’t harmonized
perfectly with its mythological setting
written in creator Mina Sun Berg’s
native Finnish and English the story
draws from Nordic legends we follow a
boy Hannah and his dog who are trapped
in a dream world by a fox spirit who
decides to blow off his duty of managing
the Northern Lights
Hannah who begins the story as a
reluctant hero must assure the
inhabitants of a village trapped in the
dream world back to the mortal world
while dealing with the mischievous Fox
and a number of other spirits number 8
order of tales Evan DOM tales acted as
the backbone and much of the
mythological history of the overside
universe which features a number of
other popular web comics in a bizarre
and uniquely fantasy world ignoring many
of the fantasy genre tropes the series
does not feature the usual cast of
dwarves elves or even humans instead
featuring original creatures and a world
for them to inhabit taking place
hundreds of years before many of the
other stories of the other side universe
we follow quark
last teller of the order of tales 16
years after the destruction of his
hometown following the instructions of
his deceased father cork sets off on an
epic quest to discover lost history
number 7 para natural Zack Morrison this
coming-of-age tale features a group of
middle schoolers with superpowers going
up against paranormal forces when the
new kid in school maxwell pocket
discovers that he is one of the few who
can see the supernatural all around him
he joins the perón a chiral activity
Club Max and the other members of the
club possess sexual abilities that help
them go up against their supernatural
folks much of the humor here is drawn
from axis self deprecation and the
comics clever wordplay and it has been
aptly described as Ghostbusters meets
x-men except everyone at 12 number 6 the
Phoenix Requiem Sarah allergen although
Phoenix Requiem takes most of its
inspiration from Victorian romance it
reads new light into the genre by
combining it with elements of fantasy
and mystery the story begins after a
young man Jones Palmer it found
unconscious in the woods near the small
town of esque he is nursed back to
health by doctor in training Anya at
zhukova who develops a budding
friendship with him
Anya’s skepticism is put to the test
when a supernatural plague sweeps into
town not long after Jonas’s arrival
along with ex-soldier Robin Hart who
possesses an ability to see spirits they
must unravel the many mysteries
surrounding the town and their pasts
number 5 Emily Carroll’s short stories
Emily Carroll with a visual style
inspired by 19th century Japanese
woodblock prints
Emily Carroll’s art is unique and
hauntingly beautiful however it isn’t
just the artwork that makes her short
comics so memorable the stories often
described as modern fairy tales are
filled with horror fantasy love and
bizarre characters each strip tell dad
uh bizarre and beautiful story often
with an unconventional storytelling
style Carroll’s prolific web comics are
unsurprisingly some of the most
critically recognized of the last few
years
ticking in a number of honors including
multiple Eisner Awards the most
prestigious award in the comic book
industry number for freak angels
Warren Ellis unlike many of the artists
on this list Ellis was already a
prolific comic book artist when he
announced his innovative project freak
angels set in a post-apocalyptic
steampunk world the strip followed a
group of super-powered survivors of a
global flood six years early
these survivors known as freak angels
come up against a number of difficult
struggles and moral decisions much of
the comic centers around the 23 year old
protagonist decisions on how to use
their extraordinary powers with some
acting selflessly and others acting as
selfish as you can get and those of
power and responsibility are constant in
this epic webcomic that was eventually
picked up and published by avatar press
as a graphic novel number three
trout tales moonless age Yann Gagne
initially devised as a fan fiction comic
set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe
praetor Yann Gagne rewrote early
versions of the comic to transform it
into an original feature for the cell or
that comics lore has increased
exponentially over the years and it’s
become the central comic in the trout
tales webcomic universe which features a
number of comics that explore the back
stories and characters featured in
moonless age of course the deep and rich
mythology isn’t the only thing to love
about this webcomic as it features a
number of intriguing characters stunning
artwork and a complex story that
continually keeps its readers coming
back for more number two hi moon David
Gallaher and feed Ellis when DC launched
their web comic imprint zoo de in 2007
they turned to someone well-versed in
dark fantasy to bring a series that had
been developing for three years to pro
ition the comic combines the
supernatural fantasy and Western genres
by featuring a Pinkerton turned bounty
hunter Matthew McGregor going up against
werewolves in the Old West if the
premise of a cowboy hunting down
werewolf isn’t cool enough on its own
the common features a number of
memorable and complex characters and
ideas and a sepia-tone art style that
melts perfectly with its setting before
we unveil our top pick here are a few
honorable mentions
[Music]
number one Ava’s demon Michelle
tchaikovsky interning at Pixar and later
landing a job at DreamWorks sakowskis
experience and skills as a professional
animator comes across in her beautiful
prep comic typically featuring stunning
artworks mixed with animated panels
conceived when she was only 13 years old
as a way to creatively cope with her
depression the county spent the next
eight years developing the story as its
name implies the actual story follows
the teenage Ava and her possession by a
trickster demon that makes life
difficult for her set in a futuristic
faraway galaxy the story blends multiple
elements of science fiction and fantasy
into a beautiful and often haunting
space opera do you agree with our picks
check out these other great clips from
watch mojo and subscribe for new videos
every day
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