Tag: indie
Crowdfunding Watch: Hungry for a Lemonade Summer Edition
A summer inspired crowdfunding watch featuring: Lemonade Summer, Tala and The Rift.
ADVANCE REVIEW: Navigating the Horror of Thought and Void in LONG LOST #5
Long Lost #5 is a spine-tingling horror comic done right.
INTERVIEW: Nothing but Bic Pens Will Do for Latino Artist Raul the Third
The most fascinating thing about art is the many forms it can take and ways one can make it. This also applies to comic books and graphic novels. Known best as “Raul the Third,”...
Crowdfunding Watch: The One With a Big Bang, Evil DJ and Experimental Comics
It's a rainy day here in Northern California but it's okay because I've got my coffee and that's pretty much satisfied my Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Today I want to explore a few crowdfunding...
INTERVIEW: The Past is Present in Ed Piskor’s X-MEN: GRAND DESIGN
One of the challenges for any new reader of mainstream superhero comics is finding the right launching point to start one’s fandom. Sure, there are endless Recommend Reading Lists, Looper videos of the greatest...
Is Valiant an Indie? Shamdasani and Simons Discuss
What is an indie comics publisher? NO one seems to have the definitive answer!
INTERVIEW: Matt Phelan Talks About the Challenges of Reimagining SNOW WHITE
"Anonymity is protection."
Kickstarter Spotlight: Thomas Edison & Amelia Earheart take on Fritz Lang in THE TRUST...
Launching a new comic book IP is as arduous a task as it ever was, but today's creators have more tools at their disposal to turn their passion projects into a tangible product. With the...
Kickstart First Law of Mad Science to Stave Off a Deadly Future
In 2008, Oliver Mertz and Mike Isenberg came up with the idea for First Law of Mad Science, an affecting and strangely portentous story about a man whose innovative retinal implants a la Google Glass...
Interview: Shawn Daley Kickstarts a Whole New World Called TerraQuill
By Matt O'Keefe
Short stories are a dying breed in mainstream comics, so often the best offerings are found in the independent scene. Such is the case with books like Cartozia Tales and, more to the...
High Society negatives go up in flames
Very sad news. Even as a recent Kickstarter campaign had raised money for a new digital edition of Dave Sim's seminal "High Society" storyline in CEREBUS, in a horrible stroke of irony, all of those negatives and all the digital scans made from them have gone up in flames, as the home of Sandeep Atwal burned to the ground. Sim updated the situation on the Moment of Cerebus page:
Koyama Press debuts three for fall: Wertz, DeForge and Team Society League
And back in the real world. Toronto-based indie publisher Koyama Press has announced three fall releases from Julia Wertz, Michael DeForge and the Team Society League collective. Details below:
