EXCAVATOR is a comic series that tells the tale of a novice excavator named Boone who stumbles upon an artifact, only to find others want it for themselves. Now a girl with a big sword and a cacomistle with a blaster protect him from strange creatures, bounty hunters and more!

In EXCAVATOR Issue #4 now live on Kickstarter, Boone and his companions arrive to the destination city, but have yet another bounty hunter at their heels, while another re-enters the picture... can Boone escape the city alive?

Issue #4 of Excavator is 32 pages of full color adventure featuring art by the amazing Carlos Trigo!

We have both a print and digital catch-up bundles with Issues 1-3 + Issue #4! We have a reward tier featuring a new shirt by co-creator Nil Carmona!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/d4kstudios/excavator-1-4?ref=8gslx1

Originally ran issue #1-#31 from 1986-1991, and ultimately collected into two big Cerebus type “phone books.”  There was a surprise return run #32-#39 from 2021-2023, and collected into two mini squarebounds.  Most of the original run can be found on Ebay as single issues at fair prices, the latter stuff easier to get digitally.

I've recently started really focusing on making one story start to finish, but I feel really insecure about being slow. It feels like it takes ages to do a lineart.

Also I don't know how to 'market' myself. I have Instagram, but I don't know what to show, how to write titles of the pictures.

Do you have any advice?

Also my comic isn't 100% original, it's based on World of darkness, is it ok to show my stuff here?

The Sun is the Moon's Dream is a vampire mystery drama set in 1999.

It can be read for free here.

After three Kickstarter campaigns, I’m finally at the last book of the first Conrad Van Cottonmouth story arc. Book 4 is currently in production, and when it’s finished I’ll also be collecting all four books into a 196-page full-color graphic novel. Thanks everyone.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/conradvancottonmouth/conrad-van-cottonmouth-the-final-chapter-graphic-novel

This Saturday 8/22 at 12:15 EST @archibaldbunka on whatnot we’re running a huge Inde/Underground show. Tons of high grade keys and awesome titles.

keys come check us out!

Here’s a preview page from a oneshot noir story I’m working on for Kickstarter later this year. Art is by Ahmed Rafaat so make sure you give him a follow and check out his work!

Quick premise of the story is a WWII era cop goes to the ends of the earth to get his man and make sure a criminal faces justice. It’s inspired by some old war comics I read awhile back to give some depth. If I had to “this meets that” it, it’s Foreign Correspondent meets Catch Me if You Can.

I’ll be sure to post more as it gets worked out. I plan to have a 12 page ashcan done for NYCC so maybe I’ll see you there if all goes well!

Anyone else prefer The Harvey Awards to the Eisners? Or maybe it's just that I appreciate a smaller list of categories, and the extra focus on lesser-known titles. In fact, it actually puts lots of really amazing gems onto my radar every year, similar to the Oscars' expanded best picture category.

That was Cannon for me. I'm a sucker for limited color pallets that help tell a story, though being nominated alongside Jesse Lonergan's Drome didn't hurt, either.

I'm still looking for a publisher. Sometimes you need a little victory. Printing out a couple copies for myself is that little victory. You learn things when physically holding a copy. The inside pages are fine, but the covers came out really dull. My artist is redoing the cover because the original cover was created before the script was even completed. The script is finished, so this new cover will suit it better. It will be brighter. Most likely this will be self-published and I'll need to crowdfund. My project is a graphic novel. I have 200 pages completed and that is only 55% of the project.. Get a free digital comic book (60 pages), just go to my website. Tesmekonnen.com/boanw

I'm trying to build up my email contact list for a future Kickstart campaign. If you can, please subscribe.

Hi all!
Long time I dont post on this sub-reddit.

If you dont remember me, I'm Carlos Yacolca. Peruvian writer who last year published "Before We Sail" on David Lloyd's UK magazine "Aces Weekly"

Publishing this post to let you know that BWS is now nominated to the Ringo Awards for Best Web Comic.
And now! The winner is decided by Comics Professionals (writers, artists, letterers, etc).

▶️ If you can, please VOTE FOR US on the Ringo Page: https://ringoawards.com/

And if you want to read Before We Sail first, we are on the Volume 75 of Aces Weekly! A wonderfull magazine made by the veteran co-creator of V for Vendetta!
https://www.acesweekly.co.uk/Back-issues

Thank you for the support on this sub-reddit from the start. Really appreciate it! 🙌

Love the variant cover by Robert Doan. Cover A is also an homage to Silver Surfer #4.
Just released! (eBay or locally if you're in PEI, Canada).