Chicago Creative studio House of Logic and New York record label and lifestyle brand 36 Chambers have found a publisher for their new comic book project, Samurai in a Hoodie, in Devil’s Due Comics.
Devil’s Due Comics has announced its founder, Josh Blaylock, has written How to Self-Publish Comics; Not just Create Them, that brings 20 years worth of comic book publishing experience to creators.
This weekend at 2019’s AlienCon Dallas, Devil’s Due Comics publisher Josh Blaylock will unveil the official launch of ArkWorld, an ambitious series of 48-page comic books that fuses science fiction, fantasy, archaeology, and ancient — possibly alien-influenced — technology into an exciting new genre dubbed “archeopunk.”
Devil’s Due Comics has released the cover images and solicitation information for titles arriving in December 2019.
Devil’s Due has announced several new books coming our way in October 2019. Take the jump for a look at the covers and solicitation information.
When slashers attack, Cassie Hack is there to destroy them… but is she really just like them? Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of Hack/Slash #1 awaits!
Devil’s Due Comics sent Major Spoilers the cover images and solicitation information for titles arriving in July 2019.
The end of the 80s was the end of G.I. Joe, but… now they’re gettin’ the band back together! Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of G.I. Joe #1 awaits!
This Summer, Devil’s Due will release This Off Beat Town: Vol. 1, a collected edition of the up and coming writer/artist Jake Smith’s four-issue miniseries.
With the upcoming Ugly Dolls movie, and the continued push for YA horror stories, it makes sense that Devil’s Due would latch on to Gus Fink’s Boogily Heads for a comic book miniseries and expanded merchandise.
On the heels of the news that the hit indie comic series will return in 2019, Assemble Media has partnered with Josh Blaylock to develop his Mercy Sparx character across film, tv, and digital.
This Winter will see the release of Mercy Sparx issue #13, the long-awaited return of the ongoing series, and follow-up to the companion miniseries Mercy Sparx: Year One.
Some of your favorite side-scrollers/fighting games of the 80s and 90s often had a girl being kidnapped and two friends teaming up to rescue her. But what if that idea was flipped around? We’re about to find out in June when Devil’s Due Comics releases Final Street #1 by Scott Schmidt and Brian Atkins.
This Summer Devil’s Due Entertainment’s titles will be getting a facelift as the brand changes its name to Devil’s Due Comics. A shift happening to reflect its new Publishing Platform for creator-owned titles.