Every year during this season, I like to talk about what’s happening in the comics industry that I’m grateful for. While I’m starting my celebration a little early in 2025, the Thanksgiving holiday is coming soon in the U.S., so let me talk briefly about a few things I’m happy about!
Browsing: Indie Comics
It’s a tradition of mine each year to talk about what’s happening in the comics…
Jeffrey Eyser from the ‘Revenge Of’ local comics shop in L.A. is the guest during Episode #559!
It’s the return of Marvin Wynn from The Edge in this week’s show, Episode 536!
3 TIME RINGO-NOMINATED COMIC BOOK WRITER, ASHLEY VICTORIA ROBINSON LAUNCHES KICKSTARTER FOR “AURORA & THE…
This week, we’re answering all the questions you sent in from Pateon, Facebook and Twitter! What’s our favorite Indie Comic Book Title? Do the covers of comics actually grab customers? And does Wile E. Coyote actually carry a GUN? Learn the answers!
In light of Diamond shutting down comic book distribution and publishers closing down active production Independent Comic Creators are some of the only creatives currently making content.
I was reading a recent interview with Image Comics Publisher Eric Stephenson about the “state…
Marvel and DC aren’t the only publishers making comic books. Stephen Schleicher (Major Spoilers, Critical Hit), returns to the podcast to break down our favorite Indie Comics!
At midnight tonight, we leave 2018 behind and stand at the precipice of a new year, 2019. Psychics make a living out of predicting the future, but while I’m no psychic, I have some thoughts on what we just might see in the coming months.
In Episode 330, everything kicks off with Sean Wang, maker of Runners, a high-power, fun adventure series that tells a great sci-fi/fantasy story! Then the episode concludes with my interview with creator Mark Darden, who discusses his Guano Guy comic.
There’s been a really interesting development when it comes to selling comics, and it has…
Major Spoilers caught up with Searle to talk about working on Gothic Tales of Haunted Love.
There was a lot of discussion at this convention about the perception that dealers – those folks who sell things at cons – took in significantly less money than last year.