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Mad Cave Studios joins Lunar Distribution

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Mad Cave Studios the latest indie publisher to team up with Lunar for comics shop distribution; and see our updated distro scorecard!
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Thompson, Slott, and Evans win the inaugural Tom Spurgeon Awards at CXC

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Shary Flenniken, Alison Bechdel, and Robyn Smith were among the other winners

Newsmaker Interview: Legendary Comics reboots with a YA line and more

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Legendary Comics has been around for more than a decade, but they have been fairly quiet in recent years, despite continuing with their publishing program. That just changed as they’ve announced a new YA...

Heavy Metal teams with Range Media

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Heavy Metal has a new partnership to launch film and tv - and has also launched a podcast network
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INDIE VIEW: Seeing through THE IMPENDING BLINDNESS OF BILLIE SCOTT

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The Impending Blindness of Billie Scott By Zoe Thorogood Avery Hill Publishing Is it art without humanity? That’s probably an unanswerable question and certainly, plenty of arguments exist that fall firmly on the side of “it doesn’t...

EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Poems To See By: A Comic Artist Interprets Great Poetry

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Poetic words meets poetic illustration in this stunning graphic novel!

INDIE VIEW: ‘River: Stories of Old Anapra’ has an impact bigger than its page...

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River: Stories of Old Anapra By Dave Ortega Radiator Comics Dave Ortega has already proven his ability to transform family history into compelling and tender comics with his regular title Dias De Consuelo, which covers the story...

INDIE VIEW: ‘Banned Book Club’ is an energetic college kids versus dictatorship memoir

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Banned Book Club Written by Kim Hyun Sook and Ryan Estrada Illustrated by Ko Hyung-Ju Iron Circus Comics With North Korea so much in the headlines and such a point of fascination for Americans, Kim Hyun Sook’s Banned...

INDIE VIEW: ‘The Colony’ reveals obscure anarchist history

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The Colony By Nicolas Debon Translated by Edward Gauvin Europe Comics Based on the rise and fall of an actual anarchist outpost in France in the early 20th Century, Nicolas Debon’s The Colony channels the inspiration required in...
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INDIE VIEW: ‘From Truth With Truth’ is ultimately empowering

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From Truth With Truth By Lawrence Lindell A lot of people hurt inside and the longterm effects lead to damage that’s hard to just brush off. I don’t know if my generation is the last to...

INDIE VIEW: ‘Multo’ tackles the big mystery of self

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Multo By Andrew Lorenzi Retrofit/Big Planet Andrew Lorenzi’s chosen focal point of autobiography to opens his cryptic book Multo is a rumination on his own history with church, spurred on from a post jog rest within one....

INDIE VIEW: ‘In Pieces: Someplace Which I Call Home’ provides Ipswich, Massachusetts with its...

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In Pieces: Someplace Which I Call Home By Kurt Ankeny Adhouse Books I’ve spent plenty of time in Ipswich, MA, but mostly just passing through on Rt 133 heading from Gloucester to Rt 1A onto Newburyport and...

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