Microdose: Webtoons & Comics

Microdose is a reader for original webtoons and comics. New episodes every week, designed for vertical scroll, sized for a five-minute read.

Every series on Microdose is original. Written for the phone, drawn for the format. One tap to open, swipe down to read, double-tap to like.

WHAT YOU'LL FIND

Fantasy and epic worlds: The Hollow King, Song of Unmaking, The Somnambulist Guild, Teacup Dragons.

Romance and slow-burn: The Quiet Hours, Velvet Reckoning, Off the Record, The Winter Knot, The 2:17.

Horror and cosmic dread: Tides of the Ancient, Void Choir, The Deep Broadcast, The Hollow Audience, Billionaire Body Horror.

Crime, noir, and thrillers: Last Sunday Dinner, Sal's Last Roll, Cooling Period, Pulpit, Accidental Hitman, Cognitive Cascade.

Action and adventure: Seven & The Silence, Hollow Saints, The God in the Engine, New Hero New Era, The Last Scanline.

Comedy and slice of life: Dead or Wed, Petty Detectives, The Backlog, My Roommate Is a Time Traveler, Wave Rider Dreams.

Sci-fi and mecha: AI Unleashed, The Solar Run, Ninety Days of Memory, Neon Heartbeat, Iron Covenant.

LGBTQ stories: The Salt Bride, Deadname.exe, The Art of Staying, Bloodline Oath.

Plus middle-grade adventures, mythology retellings, mystery procedurals, sports drama, post-apocalyptic survival, and more arriving weekly.

READER FEATURES

- Vertical-scroll first, with pinch-zoom on every page
- Save issues for offline reading on planes, subways, and dead zones
- Push notifications when your followed series drop new issues
- Personalized recommendations across genres and shelves
- Browse by tag, mood, or category
- Free intro issues on every series
- Subscribe to Microdose Unlimited for unlimited access to the full library

WHY MICRODOSE

Most comic apps are libraries of stuff from somewhere else. Microdose is a publisher. Every series is built here, by writers and artists we work with directly, for the way you actually read on a phone.

Built for binge reading. Built for getting lost in a story between subway stops.

Read Microdose. Five minutes, one issue, then one more.