what are you reading that isn't from Marvel or DC ?
/ indie /
Dylan Turner
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Dylan Rivera
Webcomics mostly
Juan Rodriguez
One Punch Man
Empowered
Providence
Vinland Saga
Descender
Those are the latest non Marvel/DC reads.
Brody Baker
Just caught up on The Wrong Earth. Fame and Fortune fucking sucked, but I'm fairly confident the next mainline installment will be pretty good. I think Ahoy comic's gimmick of adding text pages is pretty fun, they just need a couple other series that are at the same level of quality as the wrong earth or second coming.
Julian Green
Same
Charles Edwards
the department of truth
Evan Ward
Eden's Kino
Jonathan Hall
Good to see Dragotta back
Eli Hernandez
Manga, manwha, and web comics.
Justin Davis
Thinking about shelling out and getting what Jay Stephens been making
Justin Jackson
>One Punch Man
>Vinland Saga
not Yea Forums
Luke Ross
not Yea Forums and not indie
is it really that good? everyone keeps shilling it
Easton Peterson
Crimson Cage
Cooper Myers
Weebs are insufferable because they feel compelled to shill their shit in places where it's not wanted, this is an indie thread for Christ's sake. I read manga too but goddamn, you don't need to proselytize everywhere you go.
To get back on topic, I've been reading pic related which has been fantastic at filling the "WWI fantasy" niche I've been desiring.
Sebastian Lee
Pretty decent, but the last chapter made it very clear that Unute is his own father.
Caleb Nelson
Question for you Yea Forumsmrades: I’m releasing my first comic through a kickstarter campaign, and the plan is to release two issues at a time, and give an option to buy a physical copy that bundles both issues in one floppy.
The reason I’m doing this is because the story is spread across four issues, and I don’t want to do four separate Kickstarter campaigns as I’m afraid I run the risk of not meeting the goal, since I feel like the risk increases substantially after each campaign.
I guess my question is, is releasing one physical copy that contains two issues a dumb idea, since it’s technically not a #1 but more of a #1+2?
Henry Parker
lmao this nigga making a book
Jeremiah Sanchez
Why not just call it part 1 and 2 instead?
Colton Evans
What is this about? Any good?
Benjamin Fisher
This comic has been absolutely fantastic.
Descender ended and providence was like four years ago. Also this is Yea Forums not Yea Forums
Camden Edwards
That shits awful user
But this is worse, by a mile.
Nicholas Sullivan
You can do two chapters in one comic user. Just release two chapters in each and do a 1 and a 2.
Connor Ward
Fire power is fun and I wait for DWJ to release Do a power bomb
Liam Howard
John Hernandez
Most of those aren't indie though?
Kayden Diaz
You're smoking some kind of bathroom cleaner. Someone storytimed the first issue and it was utter drek.
Elijah Evans
Rogue Sun is pretty damn good
Justin Rivera
Finished up Headlopper's four volumes, enjoyed the whole thing. Going to move onto Rumble next cause I like James Harren's artwork.
Matthew Price
I answered the op question while ignoring the subject. It's just my non-DC/Marvel comic list (minus Star Wars being there).
Cameron Murphy
Just be prepared for the art change midway. Rubin is a bit of an acquired taste.
Ian Hall
At what point is there an art change? Is it really noticable?
Noah Phillips
It does one of those silly things where they relaunch the comic under the same name but start at issue #1 about halfway through the series, it's just a continuation but be aware that there are two Rumble comics. I like David Rubin's art, not quite as much as Harren's but as far as replacements go he is suitable.
Henry Anderson
Also if you get a chance, check out Rubin's Hercules story, it's a good read. Herakles is also a pretty good take on the mythos.
Colton Ortiz
>art change
>variants
They're copying all the shittiness of big 2 comics.
The fuck?
Jaxon Rodriguez
I forget what the reason was for Harren having to leave, probably just an issue of workload, and the "relaunch" was probably just a way to drum up sales considering the gap. You sometimes see comics like this relaunch at #1 even though it's just a continuation of the same story.
Alexander Miller
That seems normal to me. Not every book, especially with a team, will retain the same people. Long as they make the attempt to replicate the previous artstyle or at least keep it similar vibe. A creator owned book where the artist does most the work is usually the death if they leave. Like can you picture Orc Stain drawn by anyone else but Stokoe?
Justin Sanchez
My nigga. Good series. More of a straight forward ending than I was expecting though
Christian Smith
Robots with high heels are honestly pretty cool.
Parker Wright
Gimme some recs.
Lincoln Barnes
I Kill Giants
Leo Carter
>Sleepless Domain
>Clown Corps
>Seed
>Ten Earth Shattering Blows
>StarHammer (and Bogosian's other works)
Charles Long
The entire reason I clicked the thread. Pretty disappointed so far with that decision.
Christian Myers
The concept doesn't really interest me but that art is fantastic! Sort of reminds me of Extremity?
Ryder Miller
nice cover desu
Charles Barnes
has image published something worthwhile in the last 7 years and had it NOT be abandoned
Owen Reyes
>Busiek started a new series
>Last Autumnlands issue was back in 2017
jfc, what's wrong with image creators, why are they physically incapable of finishing the series they start.
Charles Sanchez
last of a dying breed*
*image is simply too retarded to notice how the indie market changed and still favours retarded floppy system instead of the GN fantagraphics does which is the only way a vanity press could make it.
Lucas Lee
Currently reading my Ninja High School collections. I'm around issue 20 right now.
John Anderson
but why
Luis Garcia
Currently reading shuriken
Gabriel Mitchell
I'm reading Winterworld by Dixon and Zaffino.
Angel Lee
Can 2000ad be counted as /indie/?
Im cirrently reading indigo prime by john smith. Its about a rag tag organisation that makes aure all is well in the multiverse.
For fans of filth (and i guess invincibles but im not keen on that other than the first trade and final trade, the rest was so-so).
Highly recommend it. John smith is one of those wroters who could have been a great addition to the vertigo british invasion, but he just didnt want to play the game (but mainly he missed deadlines, a lot).
Also reading cerebus for the first time.
Mason Bennett
How is this series? It had a long run so it must have its fans.
Andrew Scott
Read Satania a while back
I liked it more than Beautiful Darkness but I get why it's not as discussed
Colton Anderson
Charles Gonzalez
Nice
Carter Ortiz
Sebastian White
The art in this series is incredible
Luis Ramirez
2000ad is decidedly not indie but it has a nice variety of stories and settings.
Jace Hall
Fucking classic, and god bless b&w comics.
Angel Roberts
Bump
Nathan Williams
Spawn, by way of the origin series trade paperbacks. I'm currently in the process of collecting the hardbacks for the origin series.