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Check, Please! heads to WEBTOON as cartoonist Ngozi Ukazu announces chapter-by-chapter release

Cartoonist Ngozi herself announced the drop on social medai

Panel from Check, Please webcomic featuring Eric Bittle
Image credit: Ngozi Ukazu

A little more than 10 years ago, cartoonist Ngozi Ukazu began posting chapters of a webcomic that would change the webcomic scene. Check, Please! followed young college student Eric Bittle as he settles in to his new life at university and finds love and friendship amongst his hockey teammates. For years now, fans have been able to binge the series in full, both online and through print copies. But for those who enjoy waiting between chapters of their favorite serial stories, there's a new option.

Cartoonist Ngozi Ukazu announced on social media this week, that she has begun to post the series onto the WEBTOON platform, chapter-by-chapter. Though there are already two episodes on the platform, going forward, the series will update once a week on Fridays at 4 PM Eastern time. You can read the first two episodes here.

Related: Bunt! - An exclusive excerpt from Check, Please! creator Ngozi Ukazu's newest project

For those who have already read through Check, Please! and are looking for more of Ngozi Ukazu's work, Ukazu has recently had a graphic novel out with Mad Rupert titled Bunt! (read a sneak peek here) and has a comic titled Barda coming out with DC Comics in June (you'll be able to catch a sneak peek in May during Free Comic Book Day).

Read Check, Please! now in print, in a binge online, or in its new weekly chapters online.


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Tiffany Babb

Tiffany Babb: Tiffany Babb is a professional lurker (aka critic) who once served as Popverse’s deputy editor and resident Sondheim enthusiast.

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