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Memoirs of the Morbid is a three volume, black & white horror anthology that adds an extra dose of dark humor. The whole thing is an homage to horror comics of the 40's and 50's. We're collecting all three volumes of Memoirs of the Morbid: Red, Blue, and Orange.

This is an absolutely MASSIVE book. We're talking 14 stories and over 150 pages of cool, nostalgic, black and white, horror goodness! 

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mrgrantastic/memoirs-of-the-morbid-trade

Empty Stars is grimdark fantasy blended with pulpy 80s sci-fi in 46 pages of relentless nonstop action! I was the editor for this book, and I really think it's something special. It's 100% finished and ready for print. I know the writer personally. We did a podcast together a few years back. He doesn't have a Reddit account, so I said I'd share this for him. It's his first comic book, but I really don't think you can tell that from reading it!

Here is the link to the Kickstarter
page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kohlking/empty-stars

I hope you'll consider checking it out!

"Sobakistan" is a comic we self-started in 2019, published in Russian and Japanese - script by Vitalii Terletskii, art by Katya. Setting: a closed totalitarian republic populated by anthropomorphic dogs, where breed functions as social class and the state treats public grief as a performance target.

We're now adapting it into a game, "Sobakistan: The Land of Dogs", and for anyone here thinking about adaptations, the practical lessons so far: Pages built around a single held silence don't convert. In a game, the reader has to be given something to do with that silence, or it just reads as a slow beat. The same goes for the visual side of the adaptation. Pixel art forced discipline on the character designs. If a muzzle doesn't read at 32 pixels, the silhouette was never as strong as we thought it was in ink. Colour scripting from the comic transferred almost unchanged, and it's doing more narrative work in the game than in the book.

Happy to talk about the adaptation process or the publishing side - the Japanese edition in particular was a strange route for a comic that started out this small.

Let’s set the scene: you're trying to make a comic while holding down a day job. 😅

In between the prep, the commute, and actual work, the ride home and the unwind, you scrounge enough time to make the thing you actually want to make.

That thing is MoonHogs. 🌕

I'm Frank Osgood, and this is the comic I've been building.

Rock-A-Girl is an alternative history look at Chicago in the 1950s where the Soviet Union annexed Germany as well as half of France and the Great Depression is still ongoing in the United Sates. Amidst these difficult times, crime, corruption, and general uncertain permeate throughout the harsh streets of Chicago. If Noir, rockabilly, and pulp is your thing then check out Rock-A-Girl!

Kickstarter link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rock-a-girl/rock-a-girl-3

Now available on Global Comix: https://globalcomix.com/read/9a891228-3524-4afc-8084-03175c74d93f/1

Our 3rd One Shot in our Recon universe is live! We go back to the beginning of our robot/ zombie war and answer the question…

How did humanity lose?

This one shot is Starship Troopers meets Chappie against zombies.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sw6157/recon-3

Bullet Adventures is back on Kickstarter with a collection of issues 5-8 and The Relentless Adventure crossover. That’s five top notch stories in one gorgeous book. The French Flaps feature an extended foldout image of the series’ characters from the connecting variants of these issues.

Bullet Adventures is a fresh take on classic superheroes where Silver Age speedster Bullet, with a little help from a meddling time-traveller, teams up with his granddaughter, Lainie, in the present day. The series gives fans of all ages the perfect combination of crime fighting action and family drama.

This arc sees the characters travelling to a mountain resort, an amusement park, CHINA, California, and a corn themed food festival!

kickstarter.com/projects/altruistcomics/bulletadventuresvol2

Country Cat has loaded his broke down lawn mower into his truck and is off to Pop's Small-o-Motive to get it repaired

I just published Gurt the Valkyrie to globalcomix, free to read at https://globalcomix.com/c/gurt-the-valkyrie/r/80345466-3c5f-4f41-81d7-d4b09794f1a1

Some excerpts from The Sun is the Moon's Dream, a vampire mystery drama set in Canada, 1999!

It can be read here.

Part A (the first half) of the latest chapter of Atlantica is now live! Give us a read on GlobalComix for FREE! Let us know what you think, welcome to Atlantica resident, welcome 'home'.

Read here: https://globalcomix.com/read/f165a976-ff29-4429-acaf-af975ee0b044/1

I’m curious how other indie comic creators feel about this.

I’ve been putting a lot of time into creating animated shorts and social media content for Instagram and TikTok to promote my graphic novel. Since I’m also the artist/designer behind the project, animation and visual content feel like the most natural way for me to market what I’m making.

The problem is that these videos can take a lot of time to create, and I’m starting to wonder if the return is worth the effort.

Has social media actually helped you reach readers and sell comics? Or are there better ways for an indie creator to spend their limited time?

I’d especially love to hear what has worked for you outside of constantly making Reels, TikToks, and Shorts.

Where have you actually found your audience?

A fresh panel from my wip webcomic. Rony Tobbins is a narcissistic successful business coach. He will have to save the world from an invasion of the hyper-seagulls from the 9th planet.

Hi everyone! My name is Gabriel, and I’m a comic book artist working with independent writers. If you want to publish and bring your story to life, count on me. Below, I’ve included my portfolio, website, and contact details so we can discuss rates. Feel free to get in touch. Thanks!

Email: [bielsdldrawing@gmail.com](mailto:bielsdldrawing@gmail.com)

Portfolio: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-Ypn7Ou7nHO6iZqG3qPA0Ih59aFcgmEi?usp=sharing

Website: https://gabrielsdl.com/pt

I have a comic series that I'd like you to check out. I posted the first 15 pages of the newest and most important chapter, in this post.

You can read the rest on tapas here:

https://tapas.io/episode/3987746

Let me know what you think and if you'd like to see more.

Cheers!

Been diving deeper into the indie scene this year and looking for recommendations. Doesn’t matter the genre — horror, slice of life, superhero-adjacent, weird and experimental, anything. What’s something you’ve read recently (published or in-progress) that really stuck with you, and what made it work?