Archaia

Pizzeria Kamikaze is getting a color edition after a decade.  Originally, released as B&W graphic novel from Alternative Comics, back in '06, the graphic novel...

Asaf Hanuka's webcomic The Realist has been running for years with a mix of withering self deprecation, family foibles and the occasional dark realities...

A couple of years ago Arthur De Pin's The March of the Crabs came out in English, a fable about taking chances in life,...

Rootling around The Henson company's old filing cabinets has been fruitful once again for Boom Studios: As reported in THR, a sequel to The...

One of the trademarks of Archaia's plineof graphic novels was that all their books have been published in hardcover—a look that Boom! stuck with...

It's no secret that Jeremy Bastian's Cursed Pirate Girl is one of the most gorgeous comics out there, with Bastian's detailed lifework and imaginative...

Mairghread Scott (Transformers: Windblade) and artists Kelly & Nichole Matthews are giving the story of Macbeth a comics reinvention with Toil and Trouble,...

Here's a quick round-up of new projects from Boom, IDW, Dark Horse and Valiant, including new stuff by Eric Powell, David Petersen, Jen Wang, and many many more.

Rell is your typical space mercenary except for the fact she has a halo. The halo is part of a 3D hologram she projects as her appearance—and it's a technology a lot of people would like to get their hands on. Meanwhile, Rell would just like to get rid of her halo so people don't project their angel fantasies on her—and her new job searching space for the huge floating body of the dead god Det'houna isn't helping.

Have I ever told you I love http://afuchan.tumblr.com/? Maybe I have but let's say it again: I love Afu Chan! His art has the popular post-Moebius line mixed with action packed layouts and weirdly angled figures that are just irresistible and his character designs are gorgeous. It's surprising he hasn't gotten a lot more attention, but his output has been rather limited. I loved his work on Spera and his illustrations, and now he's back with HaloGen, written by Spera's Josh Tierney ; Giannis Milonogiannis (Prophet, Old City Blues) is a co-creator of the series and contributes covers.

If nothing else, Archaia's new horror series Plunder has the best named team in comics, Swifty Lang and Skuds McKinley. "Hey have you seen Skuds and Swifty?" is what everyone will be saying at Comic-Con 2015. The book arrives in February, and offers us a tale reminiscent of both Captain Phillips and The Thing.

Writer/Artist/Creator Jorge Corona gives us a lot to chew on in issue one of his new series Feathers: there's a disembodied duo who appear only in voice over; a gleaming white-walled citadel surrounded by poorer districts and a class system to match; a faceless, whistling villain who preys on children and never forgets his muffler; and, of course, a little boy covered in the feathers that gives the book it's name.