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Lillian Ansell’s cover art to the fifth issue of Cram Comics gives us a partial idea of what to expect: a nude Bacchus sings while drunkenly slouching amidst a pastoral scene, all rendered in a loose style of cartooning straight out of a 1960s underground comic. This is going to squarely be a not-what-the-corporations-have-to-offer title,…

Indie comic creator and publisher John Charles of Sunday Lunch Comics and co-creator of Technofreak has hit target for his all-new magazine of Comics, Illustration and Graphic Design, INSOMNIAX Magazine – but there’s still time to climb aboard.

Comic book publishers subdistributed by Massive Indies through Lunar Distribution to now get discount printing options

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The comic book annual has been a long-standing tradition amongst the Big Two, primarily as a way to milk a little more money out us comic fans whenever a month has a fifth week. In the past, they’ve been used for events, big new reveals, or a way to present whatever stories have been filed…

Amazing Fantasy is one of the most seminal comics of all time. It’s the series that introduced the world to Spider-Man, who would go on to be Marvel’s biggest hero to this very day. Funnily enough, despite how iconic we see it as today, Amazing Fantasy (1962) only existed for a single issue. Before that,…

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The Toxic Avenger Comics #10 concludes the Washington arc with street mayhem, identity revelations, and a crucial Senate vote this Wednesday.

On Friday, July 24,the “LGBTQIA+ Activism in Comics” panel took place at San Diego Comic-Con in Room 4. The panel was moderated by political journalist David Reddish (Occupy Democrats; The David Reddish Show) and featured panelists Sarah Gailey(Upright Woman Wanted; Eat the Rich), David M. Booher (The Real Ghostbusters; Killer Queens), William O. Tyler(We Belong;…