Recently Mike S. Miller announced that Alias Comics was turning into a packaging company for religious comics, and Alias’s non-religion themed comics would be finding a new home. That home is Abacus Comics which is solely owned by Miller. The new concern will publish only the titles written by Miller, like THE IMAGINARIES, LULLABY, etc. Apparently, the website briefly said it was going to publish ANT — not the Image issues, but an earlier collection of the Arcana issues — but that has since been taken down.
With most recent attempts at periodical comic/pamphlet/floppy companies having a tough go of it, we can only wish Miller luck.
I think Miller has done a pretty good job of keeping his personal religious views out of the non-religious myth-based comics he produces, most of which I enjoy, and I believe starting up a separate company for that enterprise is another good step in that direction.
Actually, that’s not entirely true. Abacus won’t only publish titles written by Miller. All one has to do is look at the credits in the comic section to see that’s far from true.
Actually, that’s not entirely true. Abacus won’t only publish titles written by Miller. All one has to do is look at the credits in the comic section to see that’s far from true.
Mike?
That’s all fine and great. But what about “Yenny?”