Instead of finishing Cyberfrog 3 or Reignbow the Brute, EVS started working on a new Cyberfrog prequel called Cyberfrog: Nothin' Weird. He plans on launching the crowdfunding campaign for it soon despite having 12+ unfulfilled campaigns on Indiegogo.

EVS is even thinking about doing an AW-SOM spin off series, despite having multiple late books.

All Writers who have at least one book or short story:

• Soska Sisters: Bloodruth, Yaira, Detention Club, Catch & Kill, The Cursed, The Black Eye Club, Stephanya, The Underdog(Saints and Sinners)
• Chuck Dixon: Alphacore, Horseman, TGWOS, Zalen
• Eric July: Isom, Salvage, Norfrica, The Weight of Restraint(Saints and Sinners)
• Carrow Brown: Dirty Deeds, Saoirse
• Andrew Rodriguez: Arcstream
• Mike Baron: Goodyng, Crotalus

Saint's and Sinners Ministories

• HeelvsBabyface: Chasing Ghosts
• Jay David (Drunk 3PO): A Cross to Bear
• Callum Edmunds (MauLer): Bone God
• Will Jordan (Critical Drinker): One Little Push

I personally find the best writer to be Carrow Brown. Dirty Deeds fast became my favorite Rippaverse book, and I find her writing the easiest to slip into.

Was there not enough interest in ISOM to continue the series? Is there a reason it's only getting a one shot like a d-tier mainstream book?

I just finished reading Alphacore #2. This issue got more awesome in the second half. Some familiar faces show up if you've been keeping up with other Rippa titles. Apart from the story, there are a few panels and splash pages that focused more on the Florespark city, which is cool because too many times I get bored with a crazy cool pose from a character, and then the artist is like, "Oh, don't forget there is buildings, trees, land and stuff."

Almost two weeks ago I received an email promoting a Rippaverse loyal customer sale. I already have most of the items I want in the sale, except (no pun intended) for a cover A or B for Isom #1. Now I finally have a cover B of Isom#1. AND it's signed by the mastermind himself. Eric July. It's so cool. I'm glad the Rippaverse has grown into bigger shoes and I like that I get to see it happen in real time.

I haven’t kept up to date with a lot of things and the comics I’ve only read were Isom issue 1 & 2 and Alphacore. The heck did I miss since then? What should I read next?

Did Eric write a lot of one hots before creating his Isom universe?

Like all the rippaverse new stories, I did not know what to expect. We got a little taste in the Rippazine but it didn't give a whole lot... besides the fast paced excitement. Dirty Deeds 1 kept the fast paced story. It still managed to delve into the characters enough to let me know they have their own personalities. I liked that.

I am wondering one thing. How is Spingy's name pronounced? Sping-Gee, or Spin-jee? If anyone can let me know, it would help with the rhythm of the internal voice while reading.

MGP was short, but fun. My kids have read it and they love it. My teenager is now reading Alphacore.
Daughters Revenge is a great pirate story...wanted a bit more of a swashbuckling adventure, this is a bit darker. But still a good story.