[Solicitations] Papercutz for 2018
Papercutz sent Major Spoilers the cover images and solicitation information for titles arriving between January…
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[Solicitations] Gumby returns in 50 Shades of Clay
PRESS RELEASE Captain America is a traitor to his country! Wolverine is dead! Batman is…
[Preview] Gumby #1
Leading Comics Publisher to Publish Monthly Comics & Kids’ Graphic Novels Featuring Contributions by Kyle Baker, Art Baltazar, Gregory Benton, Eric Esquivel, Ray Fawkes, Veronica and Andy Fish, Sholly Fisch, Rick Geary, Ryan Jampole, Jolyon Yates and Jeff Whitman
[Solicitations] Papercutz to collect High Moon in definitive edition
PRESS RELEASE – Timed to February’s full moon, Papercutz’s Super Genius imprint has announced that…
[Solicitations] Papercutz announces Gumby series
Papercutz has announced it is releasing an all-new Gumby series in July.
[Solicitations] Melissa Jane Osborne’s The Wendy Project headed to Papercutz
Papercutz has announced it will release The Wendy Project, a very different take on the…
[Preview] The Smurfs and Friends #1
Papercutz has slowly been releasing collected Smurfs comics for the last couple of years. Next…
Papercutz celebrates 10 years with commemorative print program
Ten years ago, Papercutz set up as a children’s graphic novel publisher, and to celebrate…
[Solicitations] Papercutz collects web-comic series The Only Living Boy
Press Release As Children’s Book Week 2015 kicks off its celebration of beloved children’s characters,…
[Business] Bethany Bryan joins the Papercutz team
Press Release Papercutz, the #1 kids’ graphic novel publisher is pleased to announce that Bethany…
Nickelodeon and Papercutz team for new graphic novel line
Press Release Nickelodeon and Papercutz, the industry leader in children’s graphic novel publishing, are proud…
NYCC’14: Papercutz releases comic convention plans
Papercutz will be at the New York Comic Con this week, and the publisher sent…
SDCC’14: The Lunch Witch brings her magic to Papercutz
Press Release Who says there’s no magic left in publishing?