Moonlight Hair

it's only the act.1(around 300++ ch),and the author say there will be act.2 and act.3,

overall it's good, it's those series that , make you want to read more. and learn at the same time, about native american, i do say there's a little bit romance in it(sub plot), which probably will more show up on act.2, probably.

You should also try Hells kitchen(Way diffrent from the other Hell's kitchen).

Oooh I'll give it a read, thnx ^-^

Also Starpunch GIrl, Stop Kissing My Sister and Cry like a Wolf. They all have beautiful art

For people that read on tapastic I highley recommend Fisheye Placebo, Werewolf Breeding,Strays and of course Moonlight Hair.

 

For those that noticed, yes yes they are all colored webcomics, What can I say, I am a shallow person that usually starts reading b/c of beautiful art (Only real exception would be Baby Finger...then again at least that was not black and white) and yes I would pick colored over none colored any day, so after telling myself I would try some of the non colored series that struck me as interesting I have yet to read any and keep prolonging it,,,but ya if you totally dig beautiful art, Fisheye Placebo is my cup of tea.

Also Starpunch GIrl, Stop Kissing My Sister and Cry like a Wolf. They all have beautiful art

You can see the English version of this comic on tapastic.com. The artist uploads it himself.

 

http://tapastic.com/series/524

For people that read on tapastic I highley recommend Fisheye Placebo, Werewolf Breeding,Strays and of course Moonlight Hair.

For those that noticed, yes yes they are all colored webcomics, What can I say, I am a shallow person that usually starts reading b/c of beautiful art (Only real exception would be Baby Finger...then again at least that was not black and white) and yes I would pick colored over none colored any day, so after telling myself I would try some of the non colored series that struck me as interesting I have yet to read any and keep prolonging it,,,but ya if you totally dig beautiful art, Fisheye Placebo is my cup of tea.

You can see the English version of this comic on tapastic.com. The artist uploads it himself.

http://tapastic.com/series/524

Finally, the door has opened. I've been following this on Naver for over a year. Since the Native American stories are familiar to me, it was easy to follow for the most part. Like all of my favorites, the gist of the story is clear without translations. But, it will be such a pleasure to see it translated!