Sunday Service (Part 7): ‘Myth Makers’ #1 – Latin America’s Justice League?

by Olly MacNamee

We’re going to leave you today with the only project that has yet to reach its initial funding target, and one that caught my eye because it just looks like a really fun book. And, at this time, we need more of these kind of titles.
Myth Makers #1 is by written and lettered by Moroni Aguilar, drawn by P. R. Dedelis, and colored by DC Alonso and aims to be a team book of various superheroes, looking very much as though it’s made up of predominantly Latino superheroes and set in Mexico? That’s certainly the vibe I’m getting from the cover, the preview art (below) and the creators on this great looking new title.

Myth Makers tells the story of an unlikely team of heroes, who after coming together for the greater good learn through their continued adventures to become a family and learn what it means and takes to be a true hero and become modern Myths.

Check out their campaign now here, as I do believe it’s worth a look at and another great example of the truly professional looking comics that are appearing on Kickstarter regularly.