Under the cut is a scan from it for legality and tantalization. It was nominated for an Eisner and you have hundreds of pages of it to enjoy. In sum, this is a really good comic, and all of you should go read it.

The story has a great deal of humor, especially based on the bizarre magics and circumstances that intertwine, but it's also an epic adventure, and a fascinating twisty plot.

When a magician is telling her what happened to his last apprentice, he asks, 'If I gave you a box and told you that it must never be opened, what would you do?' She immediately starts talking about how to encase it in steel and concrete, not even thinking of the temptation members of less pragmatic species (like, you know, humans) feel at such a command. With no fuss or dramatics, she does her duty. She's slow to anger, even befriending people who originally tried to eat her with no grudge held, but when something does make her mad, watch out. Ursula Vernon is the author and illustrator of Nurk, Digger, Dragonbreath, Castle Hangnail, and Hamster Princess.Her Eisner-nominated comic 'Digger' won the Hugo Award for Best Graphic Story and the Mythopoeic Award, and her childrens book Dragonbreath. And more.ĭigger herself is deeply charming. This doesn't protect Digger herself from becoming embroiled with the god Ganesh, a mad teenage priestess, an oracular slug, a baby demon, and a tribe of sentient hyenas. Wombats, as Vernon sees them, are work-oriented, down-to-earth creatures with no use for magic or gods, as such things tend to complicate building secure tunnels. But you can also buy paperback volumes of it.ĭigger is a sentient wombat. Digger is only sort of a webcomic, in the sense that the entire series can be read online, and a new page is released every Tuesday and Thursday.

Digger by ursula vernon