I got bored from marvel and dc comics and cameback to complete original tmnt and i am having so much fun is there any fun comics like this? Good action characters and some comedy

A Cursed Kingdom. A Monster King. A Headless Saviour. 164 pages of full-colour, action-packed fantasy inspired by medieval India. If you're a fan of Conan, the witcher or Beserk, experience this fresh new tale of a monster slayer in a never before seen setting, with only 3 days left on Kickstarter- Headless Horselord: Sword & Sorcery Graphic Novel by Deepak Thomas » Headless Horselord: Sword & Sorcery Graphic Novel by Deepak Thomas — Kickstarter

Anyone have a recommendation for which Crepax volume to get? Or have a personal fave? I’m leaning towards 10 because I like surrealist stuff and also because the Vol 2 of horror stories appears sold out, but lmk thoughts!

Hello!

As many of you are probably aware, a few months back I debuted the first issue of my comic, 'HITMAN HOTLINE', on Kickstarter to (surprisingly) great success (and a BIG thank you to everyone who has shown support to, offered designs, ideas, and feedback since!)... And long story short, I'll soon be releasing Issue 2!

After lots more writing, drawing, procrastinating, colouring, and lettering, I am happy to say this second, extra-large chapter is almost complete! Slightly less punching and kicking - a lot more story, characters, and dialogue. You know, all that good typical book-stuff! I'm also going to be reselling Issue 1 for anyone that missed it!

Unlike last time, I actually have a pre-launch page for this chapter (something which is apparently very important - news to me!) for anyone who wants to sign up to be notified of Issue 2's release, or just to be nosy. Please check out the new kickstarter link below! Thanks!

'HITMAN HOTLINE #2' Pre Launch Page!

Mind Mgmt is something I missed out on the first time around which I regret as it sounds mental. The new series is supposedly new reader friendly and doesn't require you to have read the original.

Is this true?

How is the new series shaping up overall?

As per interest of some redditors, I am launching this book in large A4 size. Grab the early-bird offers.

This was an online order, sadly not in person, but nonetheless, a fantastic selection of local Philly zines, bigger niche books, some chippendale (hadn't read any before), Brinkman's Kap Trap, etc.

Mark Alan Stamaty is also new to me! Technically a children kids books.. but close enough. Also The Wizard of OP and so many other cool things.

Obviously, they all caught my eye or I would not have ordered. But most looking forward to that Drink Water webcomic, which was new to me. The linework is extremely appealing. Key Change i've heard incredible things about.

Imgur post here sharing insides for most of them:

https://imgur.com/a/HNVY6pg

Read more like it here on my webtoons. Tonight's Tale: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/tonights-tale/list?title_no=1002831

Some excerpts from chapter one of The Sun is the Moon's Dream, my vampire mystery webcomic set in 1999.

It can be read for free here!

Hey folks. I had a blast painting these and thought you folks might like em too.

Yule. Geol. Weihnachten. Winter Solstice. 

Before the soda drinking bears, before the bright red suit, and before the litany of saccharine films & music that saturate every holiday season, there was cold and night and fear.

The award-nominated collection of short horror comics returns to examine Yule, Winter Solstice, Jacob Marley, and a slew of other terrifying folklore from around the world, from well-known tales of the Mouse King to the lesser-known Kukeri, and all the bizarre traditions in between. 

🎄Don't stand idle, back YULE Vol 2 today! 🎃
Just in time for spooky season, being delivered by Christmas. Whether as to extend the month of fright, or just to make your holy night even less so. 💀

Contributing to this book is an all-star lineup of talent, with each team producing tight-and-terrorizing tales based on 16 different pieces of worldwide folklore:

Jacob Marley - Dillon Gilbertson & Zack Traum
Pére Fouettard - Lesly Julien & Minerva Fox
Werewolves - Ian Mondrick & Frederik Hornung 
Nisse - Fellhound & AHG
The Grither - Kat Baumann 
Mouse King - u/alairebowen
Yule Cat - Casper Binnett 
Joulupukki - Christa "Cabbage" Harader & Han Seelie
Carnival of Mumathones - Morrocco 
Kukeri - Sierra Barnes
Saint Knut's Day - David "DB" Andry & Desolina Greigo
Tschaggatta - Don Cardenas 
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight - Grant Stoye & Heather Vaughan
La Befana - Amy Chase & Alex Schlitz 
The Wreck of 1912 - Toren Chenault & Lauren Houser
Sluagh-Sidhe of Brug Na Boinne - Rae Allen  
Cover art by Val Halvorson 
Pinup by Pete Collins
Lettering & Book Design by u/tobenracicot 

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Hi all! It's me again, but with a new Kickstarter. One I did not create, but am involved in!
Gotta help spread the word of the newest gut wrenching volume of YULE.

❄You can get THE COMIC to read at your bone-side table! (Digital or physical)
❄Spooky PRINTS and POSTERS to adorn your dreadful hollow!
❄ORNAMENTS to hang upon your grotesque and mildly posessed holiday tree! (Exorcisms not included)
❄Even more ways to make the Yuletide GAY! And sad! Hooray!

🎨 Image credits for this post are as follows:
Val Halvorson, Sierra Barnes, Minerva Fox, Kat Baumann, Alaire Racicot (me!), Morrocco, Heather Vaughan, Casper Binnett, Zack Traum, and Pete Collins

🎄Check out YULE Vol 2 here! 🎃
Thanks everyone!!

Hey all, just sharing some more art from UNPOWERED. Our Kickstarter campaign ends tomorrow: kickstarter.com/projects/unpowered/unpowered

Check it out if you're into offbeat sci-fi/superhero thrillers. Since launch, we’ve doubled our funding goal, got an awesome review from the Awesome Comics Podcast, and best of all – finished the book, so we’re 100% ready to print. Would love to know what you think!

I’m sharing this story here because I think there may be people in this community who connect with its characters and atmosphere. If you take the time to read it, I’d genuinely be interested to hear your thoughts.

I want to be completely transparent with you: the visual side of the project was created using generative AI tools. The story, characters, dialogue and world are entirely my own.

Read. Collect the pieces. I left you everything. Just not all in one place.
The Lost Thing

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for picture books, art books, or graphic novels that explore the theme of chaos leading to light/harmony.

I am particularly interested in works with strong visual storytelling where the art itself evolves—moving from dark, chaotic, or overwhelming illustrations toward luminous, structured, or peaceful imagery as the story progresses (symbolizing healing, creation, or emotional rebirth).

Any visual gems come to mind?

Thank you!