Advance Review: The Most Dangerous Pro-Wrestling Tournament Of All Time In ‘Do A Powerbomb’
Do a Powerbomb is a seven issue miniseries written and drawn by Daniel Warren Johnson (Murder Falcon, Wonder Woman: Dead Earth).
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Daniel Warren Johnson’s Creator Owned Comic ‘Do A Powerbomb’ Gets A Trailer
Fan favorite artist Daniel Warren Johnson (Wonder Woman Dead Earth, Murder Falcon) returns to creator owned comics with his love
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What Comic Creators Can Learn From The Manga Boom
The Manga Boom has surprised retailers and comic book professionals alike with new manga series outselling Superhero mainstays. There’s been
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Listen To My Art Podcast Ep. 44: Behind The Cape Of ‘Batgirls’ With Jorge Corona
On this episode of Listen To My Art, Jorge Corona returns to chat about Batgirls and the thrilling conclusion to The Me
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Listen To My Art Podcast Ep. 43: Jim Mahfood Returns To Talk ‘Grrl Scouts’
On this episode of Listen To My Art, Jim Mahfood returns to discus the latest arc of Grrl Scouts. We
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Mark Millar’s ‘Super Crooks’ Becomes Netflix Original Anime
In Super Crooks a small-time villain named Johnny Bolt recruits the ultimate crew for one last heist. Mark Millar’s super-villain
Read more‘Listen To My Art’ Podcast Ep. 41: Andrew MacLean Teases Future Projects
On this episode of Listen To My Art, I reconnected with Andrew MacLean. We chatted about Head Lopper’s latest arc, new projects,
Read morePreview: A Dreamlike Dystopian Landscape In ‘Quest For Materialilty’
Jon Gusman and Cauldron of Burgers have announced Quest for Materiality, an all-new three-part series. ‘Arga the Barbarian has left
Read moreWill Kirkby’s New Indie Graphic Novel ‘Grenade’ Out Now
Grenade is a hardback 150-page black and white graphic novel by Will Kirkby. The story follows a struggling United Nations
Read moreCrowdfunding Comics: Natasha Kennedy Talks the Cosmology of ‘Tempest’
With lockdowns tightening around the country, we retreat from the momentary reprieve of exterior enjoyment for safety. The three-tiered universe
Read moreSunday Service (Part 4): Abolitionist, Freedom Fighter And… Demon Slayer? ‘Harriet Tubman Demon Slayer’ Previewed
So, you this you know the history of abolitionist, political activist and freedom fighter? Well, it seem you don’t because
Read moreListen To My Art Podcast Ep. 24: CROM Talks Raiders
On this episode of Listen To My Art I chatted with CROM about his work on the upcoming Raiders graphic novel.
Read moreNYCC 2019: Innovation In Indie Comic Publishing
At NYCC 2019 I attended a panel about innovation in indie comic publishing. Panelists included Tom Bilyeu (Impact Theory CEO),
Read moreDeconstructing Comics #632: Johnny O’Bryant’s Noir Caesar
The Deconstructing Comics Podcast is back tonight to look at manga-type stories with diversity leading to a new publishing venture..
Read moreWhat Comic Creators Can Learn From Middlewest
Middlewest by Scottie Young and Jorge Corona has been a joy to read since it hit store shelves last year.
Read moreIndie Comic Spotlight On Wolverton #2
Enter the world of Jack Wolverton, a turn-of-the-century thief with a penchant for stealing the impossible. This time, Jack Wolverton has his eyes on the Hope Diamond, but the police and a secret sorcerous cabal are on his tail.
Read moreECCC 2019: Wes Craig Shares His Thoughts On Deadly Class’ Crazy LSD Episode
At Emerald City Comic Con I met up with artist Wes Craig; to discuss his work on Deadly Class and his thoughts on
Read moreLittle Bird Leaves A Huge Impression: Issue 1 Advance Review
Little Bird written by Darcy Van Poelgeest and drawn by Ian Bertram is about resistance fighters along the Canadian border
Read moreWielding The Devil’s Cleaver In HillBilly Volumes 1-3
Hillbilly, created by Eric Powell and published by Albatross Funnybooks, follows the adventures of Rondel, the wandering mountain man, as he uses the Devil’s cleaver to cut
Read more3 Indie Comics To Keep An Eye Out For In 2019
Ronin Island Written by Geg Pak and drawn by Giannis Milonogiannis, Ronin Island is set during the 19th century after a mysterious
Read moreMatt Wagner’s Mage To Conclude After 35 Years With Mage: The Hero Denied #15
Matt Wagner’s current Mage series, Mage: The Hero Denied published by Image Comics, will conclude with issue #15 and wrap
Read moreTips On Kickstarting Your Comic From NYCC 2018
At NYCC I attended a panel on how to use Kickstarter to help fund your comic. After funding my first
Read moreEric Powell’s Goon To Return For 20th Anniversary In 2019
Award-winning cartoonist Eric Powell and his publishing company Albatross Funnybooks will be returning to The Goon with an all new comic
Read moreComichaus Anthology To Feature Done-In-One Stories Each Issue
It can be tough being an indie publisher and produce an anthology comic book on a regular basis. And yet,
Read moreSPX 2018: ComiXology Originals Brings Hit Reblog: Comics That Caught Fire To The Show
We’ve mentioned previously that ComiXology Originals is sponsoring and taking part in Small Press Expo 2018 this week in Bethesda,
Read moreSPX Debut: Hang With Ducboi From Derick Jones
Debuting at Small Press Expo, the weekend of September 15th and 16th in Bethesda, Maryland, Ducboi is the latest creation
Read moreSmall Press Expo 2018 Announces Special Guests
Small Press Expo is coming up in Bethesda, Maryland, in September, and the convention have announed their Special Guests for
Read moreDeconstructing Comics #595: Mulele And Other DCP Connections At TCAF
The Deconstructing Comics Podcast is back tonight on Comicon.com with further coverage of Koom’s time at TCAF recently, catching up
Read moreDelinquents, Star Schools, Confessionals & More: Koyama Press’ Complete Fall 2018 Line-Up
Publisher Koyama Press have released a listing for their complete Fall 2018 line-up and it’s rather expansive and superb. A
Read moreExploring Comichaus’ Indie Comics Streaming App
Comichaus started life as a website to support and profile small and indie comic book creators and build a respectable
Read moreWhy You Should Be Reading Hillbilly, Daggummit!
There are many comics that come out each week, but very few that I would classify as literary. Indie comics
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