In what can only be interpreted as a gigantic flex on the comics industry, Stjepan Šejić releases his hit erotica comic Sunstone for free.
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It's Your Funeral, the new young adult graphic novel from Iron Circus Comics, is a paranormal office comedy from Reisbeck and Kramer.
I thought: "This is probably a good time for it."
AO: Jason and I had been talking about my infomercial idea for a while, but when those retailers started reaching out, I knew it was time.
BC: Infomercial idea?
AO: Well, like I was saying, I had this idea for an Infomercial for Black indie comics[...]
Javier Hernandez, El Muerto cartoonist, writes for Bleeding Cool: After years of thinking about it, I finally decided to do a Kickstarter.
As with executive producing and show running experience under his belt Geoffrey Thorne is taking on the fantasy genre with a new webcomic.
He's practically singlehandedly keeping the 90s indie comics spirit alive No one is forcing him to create these comics They're real passion projects for him, and he pours all of his heart and soul into them.
Martin Eden has done that rare thing – created a superhero universe that's a labour of love.
The O Men, Spandex[...]
Greetings, Dieselfunkateers! Today we speak with the co-organizers of the first annual Afrofuturism Lounge taking place during SDCC 2018.
In his ongoing webcomic Decades of (in)Experience, cartoonist Alex Schumacher sums up most of our lives pretty accurately.
Comics may very well break your heart. The business of comics has most certainly left a trail of broken promises, crushed dreams, and destroyed lives over the decades. But, making comics… that act can bring real joy to you and others.
Carlos Gabriel Ruiz details his illicit past as a purveyor of fake IDs and how it informed his new graphic novel Blood On The Tracks.
Cremisi #1 brings the story of Shay, an alien on a border planet between two factions. He is after a bounty, but the town is dangerous enough for people not actively waving a gun. Does it make for a good read?
Hollowed is an upcoming comic Kickstarter project by creator Casey Bowker, and it promises a sci-fi/horror comedy detective story. Learn more here.
Welcome to the first installment of Josh's Indie Comic Book Grab Bag, where we will be spotlighting some indie projects worthy of your time and attention. This first installment will focus on Black Project, Champions of Earth, Seasons, and Oasis.
Stroper is a sci-fi hunting adventure by creator Eddie Porter. The Kickstarter project for Stroper will go live on January 23rd. Check out the details here.
The comics in Alex Schumacher's Defiling the Literati are short, but they are remarkably straightforward. The entire book will make you stop and think — and maybe even change your perspective on the world.
Any One of Us tells the story of Adrestia, a superheroine who deals with the worst of the worst in the most violent fo manners. Does this make for a good read?
Indie Comics Spotlight Review: Resurrection Man #1- Parenthood and Spitting in the Face of Mortality
Resurrection Men tells the tale of James Stone: a man pushed to the limits of life and death to save his son, Jude. They are pursued by a mysterious organization tampering with mortality. Is it a good read?
As I was initially reading Heartbreak Quadrant by Barrett Stanley, I knew that this was going to be one of my favorite comics of the year. It's such a perfect mixture humor, emotion, and high sci-fi.
Imagine a world where we live our lives frequently in an out of a virtual reality called the Interface. It melds seamlessly with reality, and you can go in and out at your own whims. The worlds you can experience are beyond your wildest dreams. This is the world of Tales from the Interface #1 by Emmanuel Filteau.
Hopeless is a new Kickstarter project by creators Oytun Yilmaz and Onur Bole. It is a colorful and surreal dive into postmodern satire. More details here.
Review for indie comic Untethered #1 by Umar Ditta, Elliot Balson, Mike Maynard, and Robin Jones, exploring what happens if you accidentally drink a genie.
Split Earth Saga takes place in a world split in two, where female warriors use blades to kill monsters and rescue survivors. Check out the details here.
Review: Pulp Affliction is a joyous and comical ride through the worst day in the life of a guy named Orson. The tone is handled astonishingly well.
Review: With some interesting plot elements and great leads, Centralia 2050 manages to grab you and hold on despite its flaws.
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On November 21st 2017, Comichaus will launch the beta version of their revolutionary new app, described as 'Netflix for indie comics'.
The Comichaus app will include featured releases, new releases and 'most read' comics Users will be able to stream and discover the indie comics in the Comichaus catalogue, search and filter comics by[...]
Mayfield Eight is a comic waist-deep in the "have a nice day", bell-bottom, mutton-chopped sideburn 8-track era of the 1970s.
Christopher Ables's 'Harvard Gardens' is a beautifully crafted story of a woman who becomes trapped in a bizarre imaginary world of her brother's creation.
Cadavers is a prime example of a great comic on the UK indie scene by some very talented creators who are making new ideas that feel fresh, fun, and new.
When a single creator can essentially take up almost half a row to themselves, and yet many other UK indie creators cannot get a single table, it does lead to an air of dissatisfaction and anger.
These feelings, exacerbated by a weird weekend of sales and for some an overall poor weekend, is exactly why it[...]
By Joe Glass Dan Butcher, creator and artist of UK webcomic series Vanguard, has put together a collected edition of his British superheroes series. Set