Crowdfunding Comics: The Return Of Cult UK Comic, Harker, From Time Bomb Comics
Time Bomb Comics has recently acquired the rights to UK indie comic book, Harker, originally published by Ariel Press in
Read moreTime Bomb Comics has recently acquired the rights to UK indie comic book, Harker, originally published by Ariel Press in
Read moreAfter a successful campaign for its first volume, creator K. Lynn Smith has returned to Kickstarter for For Goodness’ Sake:
Read moreThe coronavirus has hit people, and businesses hard, and the arts too, with many cultural institutions such as museums and
Read moreWriter Jordan Patrick Finn is onto something. Yes, 80 pages of samurais and Lovecraftian horror is more than enough to
Read moreJohn McCrea has had a long and varied career in comics – 30 years worth – and has decided to
Read moreCrime Noir is well trodden genre – trodden by hardboiled gumshoes and femme fatales alike – and over the years
Read moreWith lockdowns tightening around the country, we retreat from the momentary reprieve of exterior enjoyment for safety. The three-tiered universe
Read more7” Kara is a watercolor comic created by Becca Hillburn about a friendship between a tiny girl and a human
Read morePENG! is a graphic novel in the same vein as sports manga by artist Corey ‘Reyyy’ Lewis (Sun Bakery). The
Read moreAnother day, another crowdfunding campaign from Dynamite. This time around the publisher is raising funds for a series of cosplay
Read moreCullen Bunn, Jimmy Z Johnston, and Federico de Luca launched a Kickstarter campaign yesterday to fund the release of the
Read moreNot content with just one crowdfunding platform, Dynamite has jumped between them. The publisher already successfully funded a Frank Cho
Read moreWe’re angry. Yet, we all need a bit of levity right now. Not as a distraction, mind you. As a
Read moreNothing beats the feeling of overfunding your first Kickstarter. Zaire N. Lanier’s highly anticipated ‘The Bone Herder’ comic did exactly
Read moreMagnetic Press has hit Kickstarter to fund the release of Paris 2119, a science-fiction graphic novel from French creators Zep
Read moreIn Beastlands is set in a world where some people have companion beasts and are known as Keepers. The story
Read moreOur last Kickstarter campaign for this afternoon is Realm of Spirits #1, part fantasy, part mythological and set in ancient
Read moreOur next spotlighted comic book crowdfunder for The Bone Herder, has already smashed it’s humble goal of $5,000 with over
Read moreOur third crowdfunding campaign of the afternoon is one with roots in the martial arts film of the 70s, as
Read moreSaving Kumoko is our next Kickstarter campaign for this afternoon from Maalikah Aneesah, a young female comic book creators who’s
Read moreOur first Kickstarter campaign spotlighting Black creatives is Justice: The Fall #1 from Wingless Studios. “Name: Othniyel, The Left Hand
Read moreClover Press has hit the crowdfunding platform Indiegogo to fund the release of Digital Lizards of Doom: Dizzy Doom Level
Read moreSometimes you hear a title of a book or movie and just know that you have to check it out.
Read moreAs I’m sure we’re all unfortunately aware, the year 2020 has been one of unprecedented chaos. Thankfully, though, there’s one
Read moreSmall town America in the mid-80s and a small group of friends try to prevent the rising of the evil
Read moreIf you’re not already familiar, Kickstarter is an amazing platform for comic creators to crowdfund their works into tangible rewards.
Read moreWhen he’s not contributing to kids’ humour comics The Beano or Viz here in the UK, Kev F Sutherland also produces the
Read moreDynamite is back on Indiegogo, this time for some comics instead of variant covers. The publisher has launched a campaign
Read moreI love a good noir tale and Blacking Out scratches all the right itches. The original graphic novel from writer
Read moreTeased for some time over on Twitter, writer/director Duncan Jones has finally revealed all over his new graphic novel project,
Read moreAfter forays with features like Fritz the Cat (1972), Heavy Metal (1981), and Cool World (1994), adult-oriented animated films became
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