Antarctic Press Archives

It was the year that Antarctic Press, publisher of titles such as Furrlough and Genus underwent a transformation, and ditched the furry comics, in favour of what they saw as more mainstream titles, such as Warrior Nun Areola. This is a true story. But in 2005, the publisher's thirtieth anniversary, they are returning to the fold with[...]

He's penned comic books for various publishers, including Marvel and DC, but his 25-issue series The Last Zombie for Antarctic Press symbolizes his legacy as a storyteller The series is an intense tale about humanity's fate post-zombie apocalypse and exemplifies Keene's taste for darker, action-oriented tales. His 2003 novel The Rising and its 2005 sequel City[...]

In 1996 he had another volume come out from Antarctic Press. And then Zombie Boy went away… for fourteen years. With the popularity of web comics, Stoke dusted off Zombie Boy and retooled it as a regular webcomic. Now going into its third year, Zombie Boy has garnered enough of a following that the original books are showing up[...]