The best Webcomics newsletters

Charmed Geek is a pop-culture newsletter for geeky girls that mixes gaming and glam, featuring interviews and profiles of women creators in animation and webcomics. Recent issues cover indie animator Poppihin's fanfic-to-film journey and Kiana Mai Khansmith's show about burnout and identity.

A webcomic creator's newsletter cross-posted from his site, covering new Incredible Doom comics published on Patreon, including a standalone 32-page story set in the same fictional town. It also candidly updates readers on the stalled Vol. 3 project and the reasons behind its delays.

A monthly newsletter from a comics letterer and writer covering their own webcomic serials, Kickstarter campaigns, and reading and lettering work. Readers get project updates, convention plans, and occasional behind-the-scenes talk about lettering craft.

A serialized webcomic newsletter delivering new pages of The Shepherd's Sword, a werewolf rivals-to-lovers romance. Each issue shares the next page of the current chapter.

Updates from webcomic creators Ananth and Yuko about their comics Barbarous and Feast of the Unicorn, including Kickstarter campaigns, previews of exclusive art, and store discounts. Readers get announcements and behind-the-scenes looks at book production.

A slice-of-life webcomic delivered by email, following the characters Cacio and Pepe through an ongoing chapter, with occasional personal notes from the creator about pages, movies and summer life. Each issue pairs a comic update with a short chatty aside and links to blog posts.

This newsletter delivers new pages of a fantasy webcomic called Another One Quest to Dust, with short author notes accompanying each update. Readers get the next installment of the story plus a brief, informal comment from the creator.

A patron-only newsletter from a creator offering exclusive content, with recent issues covering a villain poll, a fan event post and a serialized chapter. The excerpts are very short titles, so the depth of the writing is hard to judge.

This newsletter posts episode listings for webcomics on the Arktoons platform from Arkhaven Comics and Dark Legion Comics. It also runs occasional opinionated film retrospectives, such as a review of Event Horizon.