Indy Comic Spotlight: Moonshot Vol 1 from AH! Comics.
I’ve been mentioning this title for the past few months and now it is finally shipping. For anyone who has missed any of the previous...
Another ‘Mystic Book’ Demystified – The Book of Thoth
The ancient Egyptian god Thoth, with the head of an Ibis bird (or sometimes a baboon) and the body of a man, was said...
The Necronomicon: Power Book Of Ancient Magic
The fabled Neconomicon: a grimoire claimed to be a collection of ancient spells that draw upon the power of gods from before the age...
Indy Comic Spotlight: Far Out – Created by Gauthier Langevin and Oliver Carpentier
The Wild West and robots have both been popular entertainment topics for decades, with many stories being set around each one individually. Occasionally, elements of...
Indy Comics Spotlight: Deon Delange
Deon DeLange is a South African artist with a style all his own. “My work is often described as cartoonish, but I don't really...
So, You Want to Write
With the growing popularity of online magazines, news websites and blogs, many people are declaring themselves to be writers. One doesn’t have to look very...
Indy Comics Spotlight : Captain Evil and Diabla
Controlled Chaos. A term people use to describe situations that are right on the verge of spiraling out of control, but don’t.
The idea is...
Indy Comics Spotlight: AH! Comics
If you’re looking for a comic that offers options not normally found in standard fare, then AH! Comics will have a title for you. Founded...
Indy Comics Spotlight – Emerald Star Highlander 3030
The original 1986 movie Highlander launched a fan driven franchise with the famous line, “There can be only one.” Immortal warriors, Highlander, grew from...
Indy Comic Spotlight: Comic Book Talent L Jamal Walton
Some comic book artists use traditional approaches and materials; others prefer using a fully digital method. In between these two approaches, one finds artists...
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No, Seriously, Sexism in Video Games
In my last post, I made a point of ridiculing the notion that a lack of female protagonists means that developers are sexists. Essentially,...
