The Prism is light and breezy SciFi series where astronauts are literally rock stars as they resist an evil corporation
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Thomas Girtin: The Forgotten Painter is graphic novel master Oscar Zarate's biography of the forgotten English watercolour artist who was JMW Turner's best friend and greatest rival.
If there’s a feeling The Metabaron Book 4: The Bastard & The Proto-Guardianess conjures most strongly it’s diminishing returns.
Here’s a short interview with Chrissy Williams, writer of Golden Rage, comics editor, and poet. We talk (err, type) about a couple of scenes.
Golden Record by Rosemary Valero-O'Connell is an opulent poetry chapbook (written in English and Spanish) published by Silver Sprocket Bicycle Club.
Zenescope's Joe Brusha talks his horror/comedy sequel Man Goat & the Bunnyman and bringing Cthulhu into the Grimm Universe.
Bluestockings Cooperative, the New York City progressive worker-owned community space and indie bookstore, runs an online comic con this week with over
Spring has sprung in San Diego and Free Comic Book Day is upon us again, and the best spot to celebrate is Southern California Comics. Free Comic Book Day
Belit & Valeria: Swords vs. Sorcery #1, a spinoff featuring two popular characters from ABLAZE Publishing's cheeky copyright-dodging Robert E. Howard
Hear that guitar riff; it’s another rock bio graphic novel coming on the horizon. Hendrix: Electric Requiem is a new biography of the late, great Jimi
Andrews McNeel Publishing (AMP) has partnered with Tapas Media, the pioneer mobile storytelling platform with more than 10 million registered users, for a
Eisner Award-winning creator Christian Ward (ODY-C, Invisible Kingdom, Machine Gun Wizards) teams up with red-hot artist Patric Reynolds (The Mask) for an
Declan Shalvey (award-winning writer-artist of Moon Knight, X-Men Unlimited, Injection, and Time Before Time) will kick off an all-new, ongoing series in
All Guts, No Glory, a new comic about supernatural clean-up guys from Ralph Tedesco, leads Zenescope Entertainment's November 2021 Solicits.
Today -- September 27, 2021 -- is apparently the final order cut off day for the huge new title from Second Sight Publishing and Legends Press Comics,
What We Don't Talk About is the graphic novel debut from Charlot Kristensen, a talented artist, and writer who has made her first endeavor
Goldbergs creator Adam F. Goldberg & producer Hans Rodionoff speak exclusively on their new horror/comedy comic Possessive from Zenescope.
Conflict Of Interest Siren: Hannibal Tabu, a Bleeding Cool writer, co-wrote MPLS Sound. I interacted with him a couple of times on Slack. To the best of
In the wake of rave reviews for issue #2 of The Many Deaths Of Laila Starr, I thought I'd take a closer look at the incident that kick starts the entire series from issue #1.
Jason chats with Halloween Man comic creator Drew Edwards on his IndieGoGo to raise money for the COVID-related medical expenses of Terry Parr.
SelfMadeHero, the UK’s leading independent graphic novel publisher, has revealed that their graphic novel Sandcastle is the inspiration for M. Night
Australian Hip Hop kings Hilltop Hoods have created Noctis, their first comic series with Scott Dooley and Tokyo 5 Creators Andrew Archer and Jeff Nice
Second Sight Publishing, an independent comic book publisher, has donated 1000 comic books to the Polk County School System in Florida.
ABLAZE will publish the newest chapter in their expanding library of Robert E. Howard’s The Cimmerian adaptations with writer/artist Gess’ The Cimmerian:
Black Bastard is the autobiographical graphic novel adaptation that will be published in the UK this fall by Soaring Penguin Press.
Mercy Sparx returns to comics with a "megOmnibus" at Devil's Due Comics from creator Josh Blaylock ahead of the film adaptation.
The new fantasy/horror comic from Scout, Glarien, expands the White Ash universe in a dynamic, daring, and decidedly NSFW way.
Zenescope hits a rare indie milestone for the second time as their long-running comic Grimm Fairy Tales gets its second 50th issue.
Black Cotton #1 from Scout Comics, which envisions a world where the social order of "white" and "black" is reversed, gets a second print.
The effect of grief on people can drive them to extremes, as perhaps best seen in the current cultural sensation WandaVision. When in the grips of that,