Owly

Owly is a popular American comic book series created by writer and artist Andy Runton. The series centers around Owly, a gentle and kind orange owl, and his friends in a peaceful forest setting. The stories often focus on themes of friendship, kindness, community, and environmental awareness.

The Owly series began in 2004 with the publication of the first comic, "Owly: The Little Giant," and quickly gained a following for its charming artwork and heartfelt storytelling. Runton's artwork is characterized by simple, expressive line drawings and minimal use of colors, primarily utilizing green and orange hues to evoke a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Owly is notable for its wordless storytelling style, relying heavily on visuals to convey emotions and narratives, making it accessible to readers of all ages and languages. The series has been praised for its ability to communicate complex themes through straightforward and visually appealing art.

Over the years, Owly has expanded into various formats, including graphic novels, picture books, and collections of short stories. The series appeals to children and adults alike and has received multiple awards, including the 2008 Gold Medal from the Moonbeam Children's Book Awards for Best Graphic Novel.

In addition to entertainment, the Owly series often carries messages promoting kindness, environmental stewardship, and social responsibility. It remains a beloved series within the independent comic community and continues to inspire new generations of readers with its gentle, positive messages.