Tag: small press comics
Silver Sprocket launches fundraising campaign with cool stuff
San Francisco's Silver Sprocket has launched a fundraising campaign with subscriptions, prints and more
Sales Chart: Silver Sprocket Top 200 Indie Bestsellers of 2022
Silver Sprocket owner Avi Ehrlich gives the top 200 books of 2022 at their retail store and explains his retail approach to selling indies.
On the Scene: MICE brings its magic back to Boston
October is closing out and, standing by the Charles River on the Boston University campus, this perfect autumn weekend is New England at maximum power. MICE is in the Fuller Building on Comm Ave;...
Silver Sprocket announces Spring 2021 line-up full of cults and romance
The radical indie publisher has another season that pulls no punches.
Black Friday Sales: Massive deals from IDW, Midtown, Magnetic and more
Get ready for some intense online shopping.
SDCC ‘20: The What’s New In Small Press Comics panel reveals an exciting slate...
More than two-dozen books rescheduled for publication over the fall and first part of 2021.
Review: Mathilde Van Gheluwe’s FUNKY TOWN is an extraordinarily dramatic, poetic witchcraft tale
Examining duality and the need to move away from toxic relationships.
INTERVIEW: Lala Albert on nature, bodies, and collecting her work in SEASONAL SHIFT
Lala Albert discussed her work, her connection to nature, textile work, colours, genre, bodies in this long interview for her upcoming book Seasonal Shift
On the Scene: MICE is still the paragon of punk zine intimacy
#MICE2019 is proof Boston's heart beats to an unconventional rhythm.
SPX announces 2019 Ignatz Awards nominees
Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me & The Nib lead the pack with three nominations each.
Small Press Update: 2dCloud, Avery Hill, Pow Pow Press, Shortbox and Koyama Press
The Small Press Comics Scene might be small, but it's energetic. We're taking a look at some new publications from various publishers and a closer look at a crowdfunding campaign.
Review: Depthful Poetry in Amery Sandford’s A Snowflake in July
With a single sentence, Amery Sandford summons an entire universe of possibility, of meaning in A Snowflake in July
