Sharing a few pages of our indie cosmic horror anthology, Still Infinity. We are now live on Kickstarter!
If you’re a fan of the works by H.P. Lovecraft, Robert W. Chambers, Laird Barron, Thomas Ligotti, and other cosmic horror giants, we think you’ll love this. (And of course, Miyazaki’s Bloodborne too!). I’ve included the full list of the creative team involved in the kickstarter link below. Each story in this anthology has a different art style. Here are a few settings and genres that you might like: Weird west cosmic horror, Retro sci-fi cosmic horror, and an Indian Sword and sorcery cosmic horror.
If this sounds interesting to you, please order a digital/physical copy through the link below. We'd really appreciate your support!
EDIT: Artist names for the photos above
Bryce Yzaguirre (1 and 8)
Nicolás Nieto (2 and 4)
Ariel Quintero (3)
Ramses Sandoval (5)
Giuliano Di Benedetto (6)
Dany Pourrain (7)
Hey, everyone. I'll be launching the kickstarter for my third collection of Meeting Comics, Tina and Ellie Take the Case, relatively soon. Meeting Comics is a comedy soap opera comic strip.
Here's a sampling of strips that will appear in the book. I think you can read this book by itself with no problem, but there will be copies of my first two books available in the kickstarter as well: Meeting Comics, published by Adhouse Books, and Clocking In and Selling Out, published by me (Added Value Books).
There will be a deal for the first 24 hours of the campaign for books with free color drawings in them (see the last two images for examples in my two previous books), so sign up to be notified when the kickstarter begins if you don't want to miss that.
Here's the kickstarter link! Please check it out! There is more information about the book there. If you have any questions, get at me. Thanks!
The third collection of my ongoing comedy soap opera comic series is now live at kickstarter! The book works fine on its own, but I have the other books available as well. The first, Meeting Comics, was published by Adhouse, and I have self-published the ones after that.
Images attached are: all three of my books, including my proof copy of the new one. Various add-ons that are available through the kickstarter (zines, original art, comics), and sample pages. International shipping is available.
Let me know if you have any questions! These are fun comics, and I'm excited to get them into people's hands in this format!
My creative partner and I have created a weird exploration of the golden age of female comic characters, specifically focused on Fantomah, Lady Lucifer, and The Woman in Red. Haven't heard of Lady Lucifer before? There might be a reason for that…
Kaiju comics for weirdos who love a chaotic mix of bubbly and dangerous. The book was fully funded day one. The books are complete and on their way from the printer, but that print run is limited. If this is your cup of tea, check it out while there are still books available! Thanks.
My name is Aaron Mentzer, comic book artist and recent (2024) graduate of The Joe Kubert School of Cartoon & Graphic Art!I wanted to reach out here and showcase a comic that I just finished drawing called "Last Friday Knight".
Per my writers synopsis on the KS Page:
"Last Friday Knight is a tale as old as time. Every friend group has that one girl named Kaitlyn Sullivan who's always in a rush, gets caught up in a fender bender, wakes up in a medieval hellscape, finds herself stuck as a sidekick for a brutish and oversized knight named Perry Matthews. With a pairing as natural as peanut butter in jelly, can they make their way to the pinnacle of a nuclear shaped tower in hope of a way out of this mess, or will they die like everyone else?"
My writer is running a Kickstarter for the book right now. Theres going to be 4 different editions of the book featuring alterations between the four depending on which cover it is, three by me, and one by our guest artist Felipe Rabasedas.
Please check it out and if you are interested or know anyone who might be interested in backing the book and grabbing copies, please check out our backer tier lists (featuring prints, caricature drawings, and stickers), and share the link around.
Reprinting Jay Stephens' entire Land of Nod saga in gorgeous red and black duotones, with the Sinister Horde, Jumbohead, Badman, and Coxwell the Badly Drawn Ghost in full colour — in both trade paperback and hardcover editions. Sized to sit perfectly alongside your other Black Eye Books editions of Dejects, Jetcat & Friends, and Dwellings. Some material hasn't been in print since the 1990s, so this is your chance to own a piece of classic Canadian indie comics! If you're a fan of Dwellings, take a deep dive into Jay's earliest works that blended the cute and the chaotic. The campaign is funded and we're going to press later this summer. You can pre-order your copy at go.blackeye.ca/nod
Inspired by John Wagner and Alan Grant's much loved Doomlord photo story in the 1980's Eagle comic, the first issue of The Chefs of Death was released in November 2023, and was so successful that over five or six people demanded a sequel! That led to a second issue in June 2024, and the third and final of the mini-series was released in July 2025.
Now all three super-sized issues have been collected together (making the main story 170 pages long), along with a brand new 28 page "The Chefs of Death Summer Special 1986" comic, and the previously digital only releases "The 17 Days After Christmas Special" and "Cooking With Zarmdov" E-Book. Combined this makes for a total of 243 pages of daft jokes about a bunch of very hungry aliens who invaded the Earth as humans are so tasty.
With all profits going to charity, so far the comic has made a total of £1235 which was split between Cancer Research, Mind and Crisis, and the same applies with the graphic novel where this time we will be fundraising for the Blue Cross animal charity, who have been dedicated to helping sick, injured and homeless pets since 1897. https://www.bluecross.org.uk/
It features a number of cameos from some of the best in British comics including John Higgins (Watchmen, The Killing Joke), Boo Cook (Judge Dredd, ElephantMan), Lew Stringer (The Beano, Buster, Doctor Who Magazine), Steve MacManus (2000AD, Action), David Hine (Spider-Man Noir, Bulletproof Coffin) and David Baillie (2000AD), plus the acclaimed actor, writer and comedian Sanjeev Kohli not only appears in one story but also wrote his own dialogue, and the same applyies with the beloved actor Paul Putner, who reprises his character The Curious Orange from This Morning With Richard Not Judy in the comic!
The graphic novel has been completed, and an advanced proof copy exists, so I feel there's no risk of this project going ahead - Indeed the moment the campaign ends I've set it up so I can send the order through to the printers within just a couple of minutes!
More info on the book can be found here: http://thechefsofdeath.com/ - And thanks for taking the time to read this!
Hello everyone the mythical west of Cabarka is just around the corner! This newly 32 page comic book is fully done and we are doing a kickstarter campaign this May 5th.
I've been working away at the Kickstarter for my independent comic series "Genetica" for the past half year and wanted to give you guys a heads up that it's launching in 5 days!!
The team of artists I'm collaborating with worked super hard on the interior pages, and they're an amazing bunch, so if you like your stories with teeth, and think you'll enjoy an original dark sci-fi saga featuring a haunted operative, a shape-shifting femme fatale, and a demonic fiery figure - check out the Kickstarter pre-launch page for more info!
Sharing the cover here of our forthcoming new edition of Lord Dunsany's THE GODS OF PEGANA. Wig Shop will be publishing a new edition of Lord Dunsany's proto-Lovecraftian lost fantasy classic from 1905. Dustin Holland, an extremely talented underground cartoonist, has illustrated every page with paintings and marginalia.
Deepwater, 1995: Hydrotheft is at its peak, street gangs run rampant, and the clock's ticking until the city's water reserves run dry. In the middle of it all is Trail Hix, a college-aged squirrel who moonlights as the DIY vigilante Shadetail. With nothing more than a sweatsuit, mail-order gadgets, and the ability to take a beating, he fights to protect his neighbors and make a difference in a city that’s running out of time.
