What? Someone reviews indie comics other than us? Oh, yeah, True Believer!
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Author: lwdallas
Indy Comic Suggestion: Storm Clouds
Ben Mitchell’s detective story from Australia starts in Storm Clouds. The mystery surrounds a serial killer, booze, drug use, and police that constantly dance at the edge of abusing their position. In other words, welcome to Australia!
benmitchell.com.au
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[Storm Clouds – Home | Facebook]
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Indy Comic Suggestion: Bulletproof Chicken
High parody of all 80s tropes, KFC, and every chicken joke Shy of crossing the road. A true underground comic.
Genre: Comedy, Parody, Adult-language and violence.
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Happy First Birthday to Thrucomic.com
It’s been a year since the Thrucomic.com DNS record was registered!
That’s when the decision was made to publish comics with strict guidelines, an open story Bible, on a value-for-value model and no kickstarters!
Thru Issue #3 Has Finally been listed on IndyPlanet For Print
With the full release of Thru #4 about two weeks out, IndyPlanet has finally decided to post Thru #3 for on demand printing. This is the cheapest way to get Thru #3 in print.
Order Thru #3 from IndyPlanet Now!
If you want a signed copy you can always just donate $6 to Thru and make sure we know what you are asking for as a thank you. It still costs us more than $4 to print and more than $1 to ship first class.
In whatever form you consume Thru, your support is appreciated!
To see the full list of Thru comics that are available at IndyPlanet click here.
Thru Issue #4 Pencils Are Done!
Thru issue four pencils are all done! If you’re used to following along, this is the first inked page!
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Leaving space for color to create tension
When I was drawing this page I originally found it to be magnetic and completely… boring.
After a little reflection, I saw that there was no sense of anxiety and that required a deviation from my preferred sense of realism.
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RIP, Richard Hatch
I am saddened to pause and remember the passing of Richard Hatch, Captain Apollo, today. Like many children, I raced to the house after chores Sunday nights to see what was happening in the Battlestar universe on its sort-of Biblical trek. Richard always delivered the morally grounded and family honoring lines.
So long, captain.