‘Yes, I have ten cats. I totally own the crazy cat lady persona.’
EXCLUSIVE: Tom Peyer shares the true origin of WRONG EARTH
‘And then the heroes switch worlds and everything changes.’
PREVIEW: Prepare for adventure and annoyance with HASHTAG: DANGER #1
The Hashtag: Danger team busts out of the backups to star in their own AHOY Comics series by Tom Peyer and Chris Giarrusso.
REVIEW: AHOY delivers another winner with PLANET OF THE NERDS #1
The new series adds nuance to the ’80s movie character types we know and love.
PREVIEW: The jocks make a shocking discovery in PLANET OF THE NERDS #1 from AHOY Comics
Bullies gonna bully.
AHOY inks distribution deal with Diamond, sets releases for first trades
Big things are happening with AHOY Comics today, as the publisher announced a new distribution deal with Diamond and also set release dates for its first wave of comics collected in trades. The distribution deal means that Diamond Book Distributors will exclusively distribute AHOY’s trades to the bookstore market, while Diamond Comic Distributors will handle […]
INDIE VIEW: ‘Bronze Age Boogie,’ ‘Invisible Kingdom,’ and comics by Miranda Harmon make for a happy week
John Seven reviews ‘Bronze Age Boogie #1’ ‘Invisible Kingdom #1’ ‘One Weird Trick’ and ‘Turtles’
ECCC ’19: The AHOY Comics panel on the ‘original vision’ for SECOND COMING, and the next wave of titles from the publisher
AHOY’s creators and editors talk about the creation of the line, what’s coming next, and how the AHOY version of SECOND COMING will differ from the Vertigo version.
Protested Vertigo book SECOND COMING to return via Ahoy Comics
Writer Mark Russell and artist Richard Pace’s forthcoming satirical comic about superheroes and the return of Jesus Christ, Second Coming, will now be published by Ahoy Comics, the publisher announced Tuesday. The series was initially part of DC’s new wave of Vertigo titles, billed as a rejuvenation for the imprint. It was solicited and set to […]
INTERVIEW: AHOY Comics New Boogie and What The Revenge of The Nerds Looks Like In Comics
Stuart Moore talks about his love letter to 70’s fantasy and science fiction while Paul Constant gives 80’s kids back their childhood comedies.