MAMO #1 — the first of five parts — marks the start of a story about a divide between humanity and the faerie world, about coming from a long line of powerful hedge witches, and about relationships.
Read MoreSince the first issue hit earlier this year, The Many Deaths of Laila Starr has fast become a breakout hit in indie comics, and today we’re honored to have the exclusive reveal of the preview pages for The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #3.
Read MoreToday we have something very cool — an exclusive preview of Luna #3, this month’s issue of writer/artist Maria Llovet’s psychedelic 1960s-set comic about transcending consciousness.
Read MoreComics Bookcase has an exclusive preview today of Seen: Rachel Carson, a new graphic novel that tells the story of the environmental activist whose best-selling books changed the way America deals with environmental crises.
Read MoreBy 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 MoreBy Zack Quaintance — It’s been about a month since we started this new Small Press Preview feature, and I think it’s safe to say that this is a hit. We’re getting a pretty steady stream of submissions from rising comics creators with truly interesting work to share. And, at the same time, I am selfishly getting to check out artists to potentially collaborate with and keep an eye on in the future. Everyone wins!
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — In the time between when we got this preview artwork and when we schedule the post, our next comic — The Hated #1 by writer David F. Walker, artist Sean Damien Hill, colorist Mx. Struble, and letterer Becca Carey — reached its funding goal on KickStarter! So, we’re not able to help push toward the finish line as we first intended, but that doesn’t mean this comic isn’t still worth supporting and getting a hold of.
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