Today, I wanted to share the work of the extremely talented Ryan Thompson.
I befriended Ryan back in July through Twitter — I followed him, he followed me back, and then we got to chatting a bit. He told me how he’d learned a lot from the first webcomic he did and was starting a new project “from the ground up.”
And that new project turned out to be a fantastic webcomic named Frolic.
In short, Frolic is a fairy tale about an animated doll who finds herself in a nightmarish world. Frolic just recently premiered (only 10 pages up online so far), but anyone can tell Ryan has invested a lot of time and effort into this project. And his dedication is clearly paying off! Frolic has a wonderfully unique and quirky style, set (at least so far) is beautiful shades of pink and blue to compliment its intriguing premise.
Meanwhile, you can catch up on Ryan’s first webcomic called Fajita. Fajita is fun and action-packed, following the adventures of a strange girl named Widow and a possibly stranger girl named Shea. There’s a whopping total of 448 pages thus far, so you’ll have a lot to read while waiting for a new page of Frolic each Monday.
Below are a number of my favorite images/pages from Frolic.
The following images belong to Ryan Thompson.



For more from Ryan Thompson, please check out the following websites…
Frolic
Fajita
Ryan Thompson
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Just wanted to compile a list of a few comics/web comics/graphic novels I admire and highly recommend!
(In no particular order!)
- Call Sign Spirit (coming soon!) by Tina Lee.
- Meristem County by Jade F. Lee.
- Fajita by Ryan Thompson.
- Luci’s Letdown (on my wish list) by Marjee Chmiel & Sandra Lanz.
- Angry Comics/Monster (on my wish list) by by Jessica Hayworth.
- Baritarian Boy by Lawrence Gullo & Fyodor Pavlov.
- Hemlock by Josceline Fenton.
- The Tragedy Series by Benjamin Dewey.
- Death Stories by Omar ZahZah and Eliza Frye.
- Comics by Emily Carroll.
- Hark, a vagrant (of course) by Kate Beaton.
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Copyright 2012 by G. E. Gallas
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