PREVIEW: Checkout new character designs from FA-SHENG: ORIGINS by Immortal Studios
The latest Kickstarter from the folks behind The Adept is preparing to launch next month.
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE: An N$F Comic interview...from the future
N$F, which launches Nov. 16 on Kickstarter, is written by Toren Chenault and Candace Rugg, with art by Alec Smith, letters by Rob Jones, and graphic/logo design by Jenny Odio.
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE: Check out Kyle Strahm's trading card art for the Chaotic Neutral Kickstarter campaign
Today we are honored to have a new exclusive — Kyle Strahm’s monster trading card art for the ongoing Chaotic Neutral Kickstarter campaign…check it out!
Read MoreKickstarter Comics Tips: How to Edit Your First Anthology
Last year, Toren Chenault ran a successful Kickstarter campaign for the new sci-fi anthology, A Cold Dark Universe, and now he shares some Kickstarter comics tips from his experience.
Read MoreBaby's Got to Back: August 2021 Kickstarter Comics Highlights
Today we have a look at the August 2021 Kickstarter Comics Highlights. One campaign this month comes from Jimmy Palmiotti, one of the most successful comics creators on Kickstarter.
Read MoreBaby's Got to Back: March 2021 Kickstarter Highlights
Welcome to the latest edition of Baby’s Got to Back, our monthly list of Kickstarter highlights, featuring the 10 comics Kickstarters that I am most intrigued by for the month.
Read MoreBaby's Got to Back: February 2021 Kickstarter Comics Highlight
We have combed all through the Kickstarters that are ending soon, and come up with a list of the highlights for February…behold! This month’s installment of Baby’s Got To Back…
Read MoreBaby's Got to Back - January Kickstarter comics - Jason Inman talks SUPER BEST FRIENDS
Welcome to the inaugural class of great Kickstarter comics picks for a new monthly feature, complete with a Q&A with the writer of our first-ever KICKSTARTER OF THE MONTH, Jason Inman.
Read MoreSMALL PRESS PREVIEW: Holy West
By Zack Quaintance — When you’re running your own Kickstarter (as I currently am!), you become acutely aware of how many excellent comics are being made through this indie-enabling crowdfunding platform. When I came across Holy West, I was so impressed that I immediately thought to myself — now this is what a Kickstarter comic should be. It really is that good and well put together.
Read MoreSMALL PRESS PREVIEW: Skrawl - Comix Magazine
By Zack Quaintance — As readers of the site are well-aware at this point (sorry!), this month I’ve been running my first Kickstarter campaign for a comic that I wrote, Next Door. As a result, I’ve been spending exponentially more time on Kickstarter, checking out other comics to back as well. And you know what? On that platform I’ve found some of the most exciting comics projects I’ve been made aware of all year, and chief among them is Skrawl: Comix Magazine.
Read MoreBrokenland No. 2 - SMALL PRESS PREVIEW
By Zack Quaintance — We’re back today with a new small press preview (after some time off from the feature), and I’m absolutely thrilled that it is Drew Morrison’s Brokenland No. 2, a comic that tackles introspective environmental comedy with a style of artwork that is among the most striking I’ve seen on Kickstarter in some time.
Read MoreLike Father, Like Daughter #6 - SMALL PRESS PREVIEW
By Zack Quaintance — Today marks the return of one of my personal features on the site, Small Press Previews. The selection for today is Like Father, Like Daughter #6, which is currently on Kickstarter. The book — written by Kat Calamia, illustrated by Wayne A. Brown, colored by Lisa Moore, and lettered by Matt Bowers. While there are still seven days remaining on the Kickstarter, the book has already been fully funded, so you can rest assured that this project is happening.
Read MoreHOWL, a sci-fi graphic novel - SMALL PRESS PREVIEW
By Zack Quaintance — It always feels like there are too many good projects on Kickstarter, with too many great writers and support talented artists to keep up with…which is to say I particularly enjoy Kickstarter projects that give me a chance to interact with the work of a large group of creators. Today’s small press preview is certainly one of those. I’d like to introduce all of you to Howl, a community comic written by Tom Abbosh that aims to hire a new illustrator for each chapter of the book.
Read MoreKITH + KIN, an anthology - SMALL PRESS PREVIEW
By Zack Quaintance — This isn’t a new or insightful statement, but the breadth of new comics being made these days is really stunning. For example, I recently read Spitting Image, which was published by the Nashville Review, a literary magazine out of Vanderbilt University in that city. Spitting Image is the work of writers Brittany Matter and Heather Ayers, and artist Sally Cantirino. In this story, they’ve collaborated for a tale that spans 10 pages.
Read MoreSMALL PRESS PREVIEW: Two Swords Til Mercy
By Zack Quaintance — I am so pleased to bring you today’s small press preview, which features Two Swords Til Mercy from writer Brentt Harshman, artist J. Paul Schiek, colorist A.H.G., and letterer LetterSquids. The writer and artist on this book are a couple of my favorite up and coming creators to follow on Twitter, both effusive with praise for other creators and open with insights into their own careers and processes.
Read MoreSmall Press Preview: SHE Vol. 1
By Zack Quaintance — There were no new direct market comics today, and this was the first Wednesday in my lifetime that I can remember that happening without a holiday or some other long-planned reason for delay. Today’s absence of new books was due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the resultant shelter in place orders, and the ripple effect it’s having on the economy. All that said, there are still plenty of excellent comics out there for fans and readers to find and support.
Read MoreSMALL PRESS PREVIEWS: White Ash - Chapter Five
By Zack Quaintance — When I think of Kickstarter comics, I think of White Ash, the comic series from writer Charlie Strickney, artist Conor Hughes, and colorist Fin Cramb. White Ash is a fantasy comic set in a modern day mining town in rural Pennsylvania. It has some loose commentary about places like that, but the main engine for the book is a story of forbidden love.
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