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Imaginative and visually stunning, The Girl Who Draws on Whales is the latest adventure story from writer/artist Ariela Kristantina. Readers follow the journey of Wangi, a girl who communicates with giant sea creatures.
Comicpalooza kicked off its 18th year of being Houston’s biggest comic and pop culture convention this past Memorial Day weekend at the George R. Brown Convention Center.
A powerful new anthology brings together Indigenous creators, centering stories of resistance, identity, and community. Mad Cave Studios supports organizations and awareness surrounding the Missing & Murdered movement with the anthology You Are on Native Land: A Charity Comic for Indigenous Rights.
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Imaginative and visually stunning, The Girl Who Draws on Whales is the latest adventure story from writer/artist Ariela Kristantina. Readers follow the journey of Wangi, a girl who communicates with giant sea creatures.
In what started as a webcomic, has turned in a full graphic novel for readers to binge as they laugh and sometimes shed a tear in the adventures of Bellboy working at an afterlife hotel.
It’s hard to encapsulate greatness into words. When it comes to Bytchcraft, I am faced with that very problem. This series follows three sisters named of the craft who are tested when a display of magick goes terribly wrong creating a rapture headed to cleanse the Earth of all wytchkind.
My Soul Mate has an interesting premise: A comic book artist dies with unfinished business and his soul connects with a junior comic artist allowing him to see his project through. However, in what could have been a deeper story…
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Comicpalooza kicked off its 18th year of being Houston’s biggest comic and pop culture convention this past Memorial Day weekend at the George R. Brown Convention Center.
It’s that time of year again and Comicpalooza brings out the best and most fantastical cosplayers from the greater Houston area.
Whether it was creators working on their own universe or telling unique stories, it wasn’t hard to find a new “must read.”
Comics have been a part of Xenon’s life since they were a child, and that has only bloomed throughout their young adulthood. With a strong love of comic art, bright colors, and overall busy artwork, Xenon has made a name for themselves as an Editor at Crucial Comics.
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A powerful new anthology brings together Indigenous creators, centering stories of resistance, identity, and community. Mad Cave Studios supports organizations and awareness surrounding the Missing & Murdered movement with the anthology You Are on Native Land: A Charity Comic for Indigenous Rights.
Havana is on the edge of collapse, and everyone is looking to cash in before it does. Coming this summer from Mad Cave Studios is HAVANA SPLIT VOL. 1, a noir-driven historical crime thriller set in the final, volatile days of 1950s Cuba.
This fall, Mad Cave Studios brings long-overdue focus to Ruth Roche, a defining voice of the Golden Age who helped shape comics from behind the scenes.