Webtoons and Boba Cara And Xochitl

Welcome to Love season! We’re catching up on some of the exciting developments in “Cursed Princess Club,” including how love can be powerful and heal our inner wounds.Cara delivers her love of fan fiction by discussing Old Souls by Karismiasand Xochitl dives into Love Me To Death by Toonimated.

Welcome to 2024! We’re catching up on some of the exciting developments in “Cursed Princess Club,” including exploring new perspectives and ways of looking at ourselves.Cara takes on the story of a ghost that spends its new (undead) life haunting a library and its patrons (“Library Ghost,” Comedy, by Mikey Heller), and Xochitl dives into the life of Ina, an anti-hero who has to choose which path he’ll take when a demon attack changes everything (“Unstable,” Supernatural, by Pink_Alien).We hope you’ll pick up these Webtoons and read alongside us as we start the year.

Cara and Xochitl explore Unordinary, Time and Time Again and Library Ghost!

We’re back! Join us as we catch up on everything “Remarried Empress” – is Rashta finally coming into her villain arc? How is Navier surviving life as the empress in a foreign country? – and explore two new Webtoons. We’ll talk high-stakes VR in “One Coin Clear” (Action by Akheres/studio hohoee), Victorian rom-com vibes in “Lady Liar” (Romance by Maripaz Villar), and of course, a new boba recommendation.

It's Asian American and Pacific Islander
Heritage Month here in the U.S., and we wanted to celebrate by sharing four Webtoons (Originals and Canvas) we love by creators of Asian descent and/or
influenced by Asian cultures!

 

Whether we're bargaining away years to be better to those around us ("Mom, I'm Sorry," Drama, by MiTi, GUGU), falling for a stranger in another dimension ("Freaking Romance," Romance, by Snailords), accidentally convincing our crush we're his super-powered nemesis ("Villain with a Crush," Romance, by seyoon), or trying to atone for the mistakes of the past in a beautiful, underwater setting ("Fathoms of Atonement," CANVAS Fantasy, by Jayessart),
follow us as we spotlight different creators and discuss some of our favorite aspects of these Webtoons.

 

Note: We acknowledge that many of the Webtoons we highlight here portray worlds influenced by the cultures of East Asia. We are actively seeking out and are open to recommendations for comics influenced by or portraying other parts of Asia and the Asian diaspora.

Cara and Xochitl wrap up their review of the fantasy webtoon “Woven” by Lark & Wren. Did any of Cara’s theories come true? Which stories will Lark and Wren tell next? Plus, we move into “Boyfriend of the Dead” (Comedy, by Ushio) and “Everything is Fine” (Horror, by Mike Birchall). Which universe are you better equipped to survive – zombie apocalypse or dystopian suburbia? And which character would you rather take out for boba? 

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