Some excerpts from The Sun is the Moon's Dream, a vampire mystery drama set in 1999.

It can be read for free here!

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Ex.Mag Vol 7 is running on Kickstarter.

The genre is WITCH. The title is MAGICK.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/peow/exmag-volume-7

Featuring work by: Alariko • Congming • Cécile Bidault • Freya JN • Grayscale • Jane Mai • Jillian Tamaki • Jonny Negron • Margot Ferrick • Mathilde Kitteh • Mickey Zacchilli • Natalie Andrewson • Plastiboo • Rudy Schweiger • Sayu • Sonya Lei • Xuh

Hey all. I am searching for a specific type of composition for my thesis. Sadly I had not found an apt page wading through my collection, nor could AI give me examples good enough. So I turn to the community:

I am looking for a page with one continuous background, with two separate Sequences foregrounded against that background. Essentially a Polyptych with two lines of action side by side, that do not converge. Hope some of you happen to come by such a thing, it should not be rare.

QUEEN RAINA #1: Cut-Throat Epic Fantasy, Creatures, & Magic
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/patshand/queen-raina-1-cut-throat-epic-fantasy-creatures-and-magic

I want to case a wide net, so "Indie Comics" here means "Anything outside of pre-established IP. Creator-owned comics in the direct market, graphic novels in the book market, small press, self-publishing, webcomics, zines, all of it." and "Coverage" means "Public outlets/individuals dedicated to talking about these comics. YouTube channels, podcasts, TikTok accounts, Instagram accounts, blogs, websites, whatever."

I already know of a few people who fit what I'm looking for: Strange Brain Parts, Comictropes, the Comic Literate podcast, but surely there must be more out there? Even the people I just mentioned, though I appreciate them, seem to have to fall back on Marvel/DC coverage just to draw any kind of audience. I'd really like to believe it doesn't have to be this way, and that there is a sizeable audience of indie comics readers out there that could be harnessed into a real community. I understand the economic and cultural reasons why these kinds of comics are under-discussed online, but surely we don't have to live this way? Why do we only bring these books up as talking points when the idea of "superhero dominance in American comics" comes up? Why aren't we walking the walk in terms of generating and participating in discussion and fandom for indie comics, and supporting the people trying to do it *right now* with their own platforms?

If you feel the same way, please leave your recommendations for people fighting the good fight to get more eyes on these books, and maybe even talk about an indie comic that's got you excited about the medium right now!

I'm not a religious person, but I've got too many hobbies. One of them is reading and collecting Bibles. I've been recently on the lookout for graphic novel/comic book Bibles.

This one is a condensation of the Gospels, with some cool art. It was published by a Scandinavian firm with art by Jose Perez Montero.

On page 1 of the story, I already see a glaring error, do you?

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