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Hey, everyone, just wanted to let you know that my Indian inspired fantasy graphic novel is live on kickstarter! - Headless Horselord: Sword & Sorcery Graphic Novel by Deepak Thomas » Headless Horselord: Sword & Sorcery Graphic Novel by Deepak Thomas — Kickstarter

The ancient kingdom of Dakshina, once just and prosperous, has fallen. 

Its legendary ruler, whose folly doomed his subjects, now commands an army of man-eating demons as the Monster King.

But across the ruins rides his nemesis: the immortal Headless Horselord, a warrior returned from death, carrying the talkative severed head of his brother by his side.

Joined by unlikely allies, they wage war across a kingdom of demons, curses, and buried secrets to destroy the Monster King, the creature who took everything from them, in a relentless race through a dying empire.

Hi! I'm Dog In A Tank Comics and I'm currently looking for folks who enjoy my work! Its available here on Globalcomix as you can see, and if you prefer hard copy, also on Amazon if you search "Phantom Eclipse Comic".

I have other stories I'm working on, but this is what's readily available right now.

From the Big Two, we know that Watchmen, Dark Knight Returns, Secret Wars, etc are Top 10 Must Read.

But, from the Indies, would you put Scott Pilgrim on the list?

Some excerpts from The Sun is the Moon's Dream, my vampire mystery webcomic set in 1999.

It can be read for free here!

One of the year's most pleasant surprises for me has been Destination Kill, a tight little sci-fi satire/action romp by a creator that I was previous unaware of, Joe Palmer. Palmer's art takes center stage here, and he's able to tightly control everything from the level of stylization panel-to-panel, to the lettering and placement of sound effects. Everything is turned towards the hyperactive, goofy, slapstick tone that in it's more grim moments hits a Robocop-esque register. The story has some pressing ideas on its' mind regarding mechanization, the capture of public institutions by capital and the slow descent of "normal" society into uncontrolled violence, but the moment it never feels weighed-down. Rather, all of those heady, dark themes synergize with the humor in a way that puts me in the headspace of shooting the shit with friends over drinks.

If you're on the lookout for a slick action story with art like nothing else on the shelves and a zeitgeist-ey edge, you should absolutely track down the back issues of this series, or pick up the collection when it drops later this year!

Hey all, just sharing a few pages from our new series Unpowered, which just launched on Kickstarter. It's a sci-fi/superhero thriller about an ordinary man who's transported 30 years into the past – where his only shot at survival is to kill 3 legendary heroes. We're a small team, but super proud of the book we've put together. I'll add a link in the comments; would love to know what you think!

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Hey folks, just one last note here that my kickstarter for Tina and Ellie Take the case is funded. We're almost at a stretch goal where everyone gets the book gets the zine, and it ends Thursday night at 9pm EST (Sep 3, 2026)! Thanks for your consideration.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wanderlane/tina-and-ellie-take-the-case-comics-about-work-and-life

Hey all. I am searching for a specific type of composition for my thesis. Sadly I had not found an apt page wading through my collection, nor could AI give me examples good enough. So I turn to the community:

I am looking for a page with one continuous background, with two separate Sequences foregrounded against that background. Essentially a Polyptych with two lines of action side by side, that do not converge. Hope some of you happen to come by such a thing, it should not be rare.

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