TTRPG Kickstarter – ‘Beasts & Botanicals V2: Vilden Of The Grasslands’ 5E RPG Zine
Outland Entertainment has launched a quick Kickstarter campaign for Beasts & Botanicals: Vilden of the Grasslands, a tabletop role playing
Read moreOutland Entertainment has launched a quick Kickstarter campaign for Beasts & Botanicals: Vilden of the Grasslands, a tabletop role playing
Read moreWhat do lycanthrope clergyman and deceased furniture have in common? They both appear in Death of Comics Bookcase — volume
Read moreWho Killed Nessie is a new and fun-looking murder mystery with a difference by Paul Cornell and Rachael Smith. As
Read moreIt’s Sunday and you know what that means? Well, back in the day in Britain it used to mean The
Read moreAnother great comics work to get behind and crowdfund now – the return of Joel Meadows‘ Tripwire Magazine to print
Read moreAnother book to get backing right now, as Paul Cornell and artist Rachael Smith bring you a cryptid conundrum with their new
Read moreHappy Easter, to everyone celebrating, and to offer you a respite from all the chocolate you will no doubt be
Read moreHedrek: Night Of The Mummers – Three issues of genuinely chilling folk horror given a police procedural twist, plus the
Read moreCurrently running as a Kickstarter, here’s a preview of the quite brilliant, so much fun, epic and personal done perfectly,
Read moreAnother Kickstarter campaign to really get behind now – a family affair with comic artist Liam Sharp and his daughter
Read moreAnother great looking comic project to get behind now — Craig Yoe’s Woman & Man+ Underground Comix — a wildly
Read moreBillionaires and their hobbies, amiright? Paul Allen (no relation) and his submarines. Zuck and his fancy cows. Ellison’s catamarans. Bezos,
Read moreMagnetic Press’ world of Monte Cristo goes live on Kickstarter tomorrow at 9:00 PST/Noon EST. A revision of Alexandre Dumas’ classic
Read moreIt was quite the week for comic book news, which dominates this Saturday’s chart. But there was the odd other
Read moreAnother great Kickstarter to get behind, as Avery Hill Publishing bring us their latest campaign – it’s L. Pidge’s Infinite
Read moreTara Togs – The Silence of Unicorns is an all-new all-ages graphic novel by Stephen (Stref) White raising funds right
Read moreThe Kickstarter campaign for Homestead: A Native American/Western Werewolf Graphic Novel is in the home stretch with just under two
Read moreTime to jump on board with The77 as they’ve just launched the Kickstarter for their latest issue…
Read moreAnother great looking Kickstarter for you to get behind right now as Stuart Lloyd Gould dives deep to give us
Read moreThe first part of Ed Firth‘s magnificent series of sexy, harrowing, poignant, and moving series is finally coming to readers
Read moreYou may well be aware that Clover Press are currently planning to publish the late Tim Sale’s early work, Billi
Read moreWhen a child says they want want to become an astronaut when they grow up, it’s probably not with the
Read moreCreated by Nir Levie, Age of Canaan is a dynamic fantasy graphic novel interweaving five tales from the 13th century BC
Read moreLast year, Outland Entertainment announced Cullen Bunn’s horror imprint, Outer Shadows. Three prose projects, Swords In The Shadows, Raze, and
Read moreSeven Dead Stars: A Universe Begins from Grammy nominated artists and producers, Unsecret and DJ Form launched today on Kickstarter.
Read moreNative American/Western werewolf graphic novel Homestead from writer Dirk Manning, artist Lee Garner, colorist Colin Johnson, and letterer Dave Lentz
Read moreThis weekend’s hit list has a few familiar faces on it as well as a good variety of other news
Read moreAnother great Kickstarter to head to and pledge to right now — the beautiful early work of one of comics’
Read moreAimed at fans of Studio Ghibli and Satoshi Kon, Jim Bishop’s Lost Letters and My Dear Pierrot are now live
Read moreWelcome to the weekend and welcome, once again, to our regular round up of popular posts from the past week
Read moreIf you read comics in the 90’s and the early 2000’s, you probably know the work of Karl Kesel well.
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