Indie Comics

What is an indie comics publisher? NO one seems to have the definitive answer!

Spotlighting free comics on ComiXology, how about RASL #1 by Jeff Smith. A follow up of sorts to Bone, his beloved classic all ages fantasy, Rasl is a little more overtly darker, the story of an art thief named Rasl who uses something called "The Drift" to steal priceless artifacts from other dimensions.

It seems Karen Berger and Shelly Bond aren't the only ex-Vertigo editors who can't stay away from the comics game. Alisa Kwitney, who worked at...

Though it’s tempting to pronounce the atmosphere in James Albon’s Her Bark And Her Bite as retro or even nostalgic, timeless might be the...

I'm still putting together my MoCCA thoughts, but in the meantime, here are the winners of the fourth annual MoCCA Arts Festival Awards of Excellence,...

Returning to Anaheim this is year is the “fan-loved” WonderCon. For those who attended WonderCon last year, the highly-adored comic convention brought to us...

In Sloane Leong's latest comic, A Hollowing, a young girl named Casey discovers that the nature of horror is guilt. It posits that horror...

Underneath the surreal nightmare presented by Swedish cartoonist Max Andersson and despite the dream logic to so much of the action in The Excavation, there’s a...

In this age of reprints for all, there are a bunch of holy grail comics that are returning to print or seeing print for the...

The key to understanding Frank Santoro's work in Escape to the Unfinished #2 lies in the feelings memories evoke. A river running under a multi-span bridge,...

It’s fair to say that Emil Ferris’ sprawling My Favorite Thing Is Monsters — volume one of a two volume work — came out...

I love Copra, I found the first compendium while browsing in Toronto’s excellent shop The Beguiling years ago and you could tell pretty quickly...